Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi Rob, how are you?
Speaker2: Same as I was earlier, pissed off with work!
Speaker1: Right, saw you being ushered into Sharon's lair! Everything Ok!
Speaker2: Not really, she's been on my back since that event in Basingstoke. Had another warning today about my "persistent lateness."
Speaker1: Sorry to hear that, but you have been a bit late into the office recently.
Speaker2: Yeah, suppose so. I always underestimate the amout of time it'll take. The kids have been holy terrors too since Kim left.
Speaker1: Have you told Sharon about all this?
Speaker2: Course! But she says it's my duty to be here on time everyday, whatever the circumstances.
Speaker1: Could someone else take the kids some days?
Speaker2: No, not really, my sister lives in Scotland near Mum and Dad. Can't be expected to drive down from Stirling every morning!
Speaker1: Rog, you've got to sort something out, you know what Sharon can be like!
Speaker2: Do I ever! I suppose I could get a child minder to sort the school runs, it would be a Godsend to get a good one!
Speaker1: Actually, I can help you there, my cousin Chris is a child minder and she lives pretty near you. On Oak tree lane, in fact!
Speaker2: Wow, Speaker1! That would help SO much!
Speaker1: Tell you what, I'll ring her tonight and give her your mobile number, if that's OK.
Speaker2: Thanks Speaker1, you're a lifesaver!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 cannot cope with the kids after Kim left him. Speaker2 will hire a child minder to avoid being late to work. Speaker1 will call her cousin Chris to ask if she can work for Speaker2.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 needed a long time to prepare a speech for Ulrich's wedding. He's going to talk about their long-lasting friendship and is nervous about giving a speech. Speaker2 is sure it will be fine. 