Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: I want to meet with you to discuss you working with us on a project. Are you available for a meeting tonight?
Speaker3: Thank you for contacting me. Could you tell me a little more about the project?
Speaker2: That's why we want to meet with you to discuss it and offer you the opportunity of working with us. Speaker1:20pm on Stokes Croft?
Speaker3: That sounds interesting and thank you for offering me the opportunity of meeting with you but I would really like to know more about the project so I can prepare myself.
Speaker3: Can you please tell me what the project is about? When does it start? How long does it go for? And  is it paid or unpaid?
Speaker2: Dude we're offering you and opportunity to meet with us and discuss the project. I don't talk about project details online with no one. It is highly confidential.
Speaker2: So are you meeting with us or not tonight?
Speaker3: I would love to but I really need to know a little bit more about it so I can decide if it something that I would be interested in.
Speaker2: What part of we want to meet with you don't you understand?
Speaker2: We're offering you an opportunity to work with us and some very well known people. If you want to know more you have to come to the meeting.
Speaker3: OK. But is it a paid project?
Speaker2: I don't discuss money online.
Speaker2: I think you're not understanding me here. I'm giving you an opportunity to get somewhere with your work and you're trying to dictate terms to me.
Speaker2: I think this opportunity isn't right for you mate. I need people with passion and dedication and you don't sound to me like you're one of those.
Speaker3: Of course I might be potentially interested but like anyone else I need to pay rent, bills and buy food and opportunity doesn't pay the bills nor does exposure or experience.
Speaker3: So with all due respect unless you can give me a small brief about the project it is really hard for me to say yes.
Speaker2: Fine have ti your way. Your loss.
Speaker2: I'll just contact your competition and offer them the opportunity.
Speaker3: Please do.
Speaker2: I will! With that attitude you'll never get anywhere in life! Wanker!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 would like to meet with Speaker3 to offer him an opportunity to work on a project together. Speaker3 is interested but would like more details before the meeting. Speaker2 does not want to discuss anything upfront online and retracts his offer. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker4 has the keys to the apartment. Speaker3 wants to get them and go take a nap. Speaker4 is having lunch with some French people at La Cantina. Speaker4 is meeting them at the entrance to the conference hall at 2 pm. Speaker3 and Speaker2 might join them. They're meeting for the drinks in the evening.