Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker3: <file_photo>
Speaker1: What happened to your eye?!
Speaker3: I look as I was cross-eyed <file_gif>
Speaker1: Come on! Tell me!
Speaker3: It can happen, nothing serious.
Speaker2: I had the same thing in August. The doc told me to check my eyes with another doc, and it was OK.
Speaker1: Still... it looks gross.
Speaker3: Thanks Speaker1, you make me feel better :D
Speaker1: Sorry, I didn't mean it.
Speaker2: It should wear off in 2-3 weeks.
Speaker3: How's Jamie?
Speaker1: He's OK. Listen, I can come tomorrow and go back on Sunday.
Speaker3: Don't bother.
Speaker1: It's just that Jamie's teething now... Runny nose, fever, I'm just worried he will skip the nursery again and I'll need to stay home with him.
Speaker2: Poor Jamie.
Speaker3: Really, don't worry. No need coming here just to see me... I'm OK!
Speaker1: Yep, maybe it doesn't make sense in the end...
Speaker2: He's right!
Speaker1: But I wanted to see you, it's been a while, how are you feeling?
Speaker3: Speaker1, my boss just called me and I'm on shift on Saturday.
Speaker2: Oh, so we need to cancel our lunch... Sunday maybe?
Speaker3: Sunday's good.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3 has a problem with his eye. Jamie's teething, he has fever and a runny nose. Speaker3 has to work on Saturday, so he moved his lunch with Speaker2 to Sunday.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 and Speaker2 have a lot of work today, so they cannot pick up Johnny from the kindergarten. However, it's Speaker1's turn to do it. Speaker1 will try to find a solution.