Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Are you Speaker2?  
Speaker2: Yes, Iam.
Speaker1: I have a message for you from Rodrigues. 
Speaker2: What did he say?
Speaker1: He wouldn’t be able to make it up for today as he is busy with his client. 
Speaker2: I had expected this from him.
Speaker1: Sorry mam.
Speaker2: Tell him I’m no more interested in any of his dates.
Speaker1: well… 
Speaker2: nor would I be available to take his calls.
Speaker1: I understand, but… 
Speaker2: Yes, I have had enough of false promises from Rodrigues. This would be the last time, I have waited for his arrival.
Speaker1: Mam, sorry to interrupt, but here is a note for you from Rodrigues. 
Speaker2: Oh, my god.
Speaker1: I’m sorry?
Speaker2: Its my fault. He had told me about his meeting earlier. I got it wrong.
Speaker1: So is there anything I can do for you now?
Speaker2: Hold on… here, take this envelope, convey my apologies to Rodrigues, also let him know, I would visit him at his place tomorrow.
Speaker1: Sire, have a good day!
Speaker2: You too. Bye!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 has a message for Speaker2 from Rodrigues. Speaker2 is tired of false promises. Speaker2 got it wrong and would visit Rodrigues at his place tomorrow.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker4 is trying to remove herself from an expense. Speaker3 has fixed the problem. Speaker2 will be added to the expense again later. Speaker1 will ask the people leaving early to stay in the splitwise group until the end of the month. Speaker5 will stay.