Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: What was that yesterday?
Speaker1: What do you mean?
Speaker2: You left the meeting without saying a word...
Speaker1: Boss just annoyed me
Speaker2: he was angry as well
Speaker2: you know he disapproves of behaviour like that
Speaker1: what should I do then?
Speaker2: Your best bet is to apologize him.
Speaker1: well...
Speaker1: if that's the only option... okay, but in my opinion it won't change anything
Speaker2: it will, I know him better than you.
Speaker2: He appreciates it when an employee understands he did the wrong thing.
Speaker1: are you sure?
Speaker2: Yep, trust me
Speaker1: so I'll go to work as usual and I'll express regret
Speaker1: I hope it's enough, is it?
Speaker2: I'm pretty sure.
Speaker2: but don't do it again, next time things may get more serious.
Speaker1: okay okay... lesson learned
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 left the meeting yesterday because his boss annoyed him. Speaker1 will apologize to the boss. 
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3, Speaker2 and Speaker1 talk about a New Year's party they will attend.