Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Have you read Women already?
Speaker1: Almost. About 30 pages to go.
Speaker2: And? What do you think of Charles Bukowski?
Speaker1: He's an old drunk and a real stud!
Speaker1: But it's pure pleasure to read his writings. When I start reading I really want to turn a page after page, can't wait for further actions
Speaker2: I couldn't agree with you more
Speaker2: He definitely has an inimitable writing style, very lively
Speaker1: True. True.
Speaker2: So what are you going to read next?
Speaker1: I've got 'Factotum' on my shelf, so the choice is easy.
Speaker2: Nice, I'll borrow it from you when you finish
Speaker1: Deal
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 both enjoy Charles Bukowski's writing style. Speaker1 is about to finish "Women" soon and afterwards he'll start reading "Factotum" that Speaker2 will borrow from him as soon as he's done.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 cannot get an appointment at the salon until the 6th. Speaker1 worries she's going to be gray. Speaker1 will have to get a touch-up kit at Tesco.