Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hello Speaker2, are you going for our chess tournament today :-)
Speaker2: I’m not sure, my friend, I don’t feel very well
Speaker1: I understand, everyone says the same…
Speaker2: At our age it’s not surprising
Speaker1: Yes, you don’t even have to leave the building!
Speaker2: Still, Speaker1, I feel very dizzy, it’s dangerous even to go downstairs.
Speaker1: Some of the workers could help you, this is why we live in a retirement home!
Speaker2: Speaker1, you are right of course, but I don’t want to force myself if I’m going to fall asleep all the time at the table, as Roosevelt did a week ago.
Speaker1: Yes, it was funny but not comfortable for him, I’m sure ;-)
Speaker2: Especially because you used it to cheat.
Speaker1: I couldn’t stop myself, let us have some fun before we die.
Speaker2: Or maybe just get some rest at last.
Speaker1: You are way to pessimistic!
Speaker2: It’s difficult not to, after what I experienced.
Speaker1: Each of us has some bad experiences, we were all challenged by life.
Speaker2: But some of us more than others.
Speaker1: Okay Speaker2, I can see you’re in a bad mood, if anything changes, feel welcome to our chess championship :-)
Speaker2: I will surely remember about that, thank you.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 feels dizzy, so he's not sure if he's going for their chess tournament today. Last time he cheated while Roosevelt fell asleep at the table to have some fun before they die. He's in a bad mood today.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 will arrive at around 9 pm. Speaker2 will open the door and work in the morning from home. 