Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: thank you for the birthday card
Speaker1: Glad it had reached you. You never gave me your new address.
Speaker2: the old address that is the one of the garage works
Speaker1: Has Chris kept the business?
Speaker2: I sold it to him
Speaker1: And the house? Have you managed to sell it?
Speaker2: letting it to a firm employing short term workers
Speaker1: Hope they don't do any damage. And how is your business going?
Speaker2: they do but the firm pays for damages
Speaker2: my boutique? making enough for me and Pater to live on
Speaker1: That sounds a lot. Congrats!
Speaker2: ta
Speaker1: I was in Buxton last summer and saw the lights on in your boutique. It looked very pretty.
Speaker2: why didn't you come in?
Speaker1: It was at night and I was only driving past.
Speaker2: why didn't you come the following day?
Speaker1: Truth to tell I thought it might be awkward. We hadn't had any contact for a couple of years.
Speaker2: not my fault
Speaker1: Mine?!
Speaker2: yes
Speaker1: But you never replied to my messages or emails!
Speaker2: this is the first birthday card I've got from you in 3 years
Speaker1: Exactly! I wrote a card because you broke off our whatsapp contact.
Speaker2: how about fb? aren't you checking your fb account?
Speaker1: No, I don't. I haven't deleted my account but I haven't checked it for what must be years.
Speaker2: exactly
Speaker2: all my messages to you are on fb
Speaker2: unanswered
Speaker1: So sorry Speaker2... Can I call you now?
Speaker2: yes
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 sold the business to Chris and she is letting the house to a firm employing short-term workers. Speaker2's boutique brings profits for her and Pater to live on. Speaker1 was in Buxton last summer and saw Speaker2's boutique. Speaker1 and Speaker2 haven't had contact for a few years.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 will bring the passport tomorrow as reminded by Speaker1.