Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker4: Hey Speaker1, tried to catch you on landline but no answer. Gone already? Let me know when we can talk.
Speaker1: Am driving to town.
Speaker4: OK
Speaker4: Speaker3: I bumped into William in the street yesterday and we ended up in a pub. Poor chappy! Really. He'll never recover from his loss. En passant I mentioned our trip to Riehen next week and had an impression he'd be happy to be taken along. What d'you think?
Speaker4: I thought it doesn't matter that much to us and he's a nice chap, interesting to talk to, good company. And he seems sort of famished for company, old friends around him. You know what I mean.
Speaker4: And that could be our good deed before Xmas! ;)
Speaker1: Traffic was soooooo slow but I couldn't really reply. In the lecture now.
Speaker1: I always liked William, have no problem with him joining us to Riehen. How do you imagine that?
Speaker4: He'll come to FR, leave his car in my drive and in mine we'll pick you up.
Speaker1: Very good. A coffee at mine before we start?
Speaker4: I thought maybe a meal together afterwards?
Speaker1: Even better. I like that! Haven't seen him for ages, so glad to meet him again.
Speaker1: Will you arrange it all?
Speaker4: Sure. Speaker2: he has aged. Quite visible now.
Speaker1: But not mentally I hope?
Speaker4: No, intellectually not at all. But there's this sadness around him. An air of depression.
Speaker1: We'll cheer him up. If only for a day. Have to finish now.  Cheers!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker4 and Speaker1 take William with them to Riehen. They will meet with him for a coffee before they start, and eat a meal together afterwards.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3 reserved 3 tickets for tomorrow 7 pm. He got 30% discount.