Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Sir, we have a problem.
Speaker2: What is it?
Speaker1: We recorded an authorized access last night in the lab.
Speaker2: How’s that possible? Were all security systems on?
Speaker1: Yes, he knew the knew the access code to our mainframe, in such case systems may be disabled, but I have created my own system that informs me if something like that happens.
Speaker2: He? You know, who was it?
Speaker1: Broderick spencer, sir.
Speaker2: Him? Well, there will be a very interesting conversation between us, then I have to dismiss him.
Speaker1: Sir? You can’t tell ANYONE  you know about it.
Speaker2: Why not?
Speaker1: Because then everyone will know I have this backup system, it’s illegal and strictly forbidden by my agreement.
Speaker2: Great, so why you’re giving me an information I can’t even use?
Speaker1: You can. You can control him closely, even spy on him let’s say and after he makes something like that again, boom, he’s imprisoned.
Speaker2: That would be a bit harsh…
Speaker1: But he will be an example for the others!!
Speaker2: It is true, of course…
Speaker1: I told you ; )
Speaker2: OK, Mr. Penn, thank you for this information, you did a right thing.
Speaker1: Always here for you, sir :D
Speaker2: If it happens again, you know what to do.
Speaker1: Informing you immediately sir, I know : )
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is informing Speaker2 that Broderick Spencer accessed the lab last night. Speaker1 doesn't want Speaker2 to talk to anyone about it as it'll turn out he has the backup system, which is forbidden by his agreement. Instead Speaker2 can control Broderick closely and even spy on him.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3 and Speaker2 invite Speaker1 to join them for a movie by Lola Arias on the making of the play he had seen. He will come to their place earlier on Saturday.