Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Speaker2 you're at home in the evening? When are you leaving?
Speaker2: On Wednesday. Yes, I'm at home all day long.
Speaker1: I'll pop in after jogging. Shorty before seven.
Speaker2: Do so! You want to say goodbye?
Speaker1: Just wanna see you. Shall we have a meal together, with Anna and Pat, before you go?
Speaker2: Would be nice. My treat then.
Speaker1: On Sunday? Lunch?
Speaker2: Brunch in Schlosscafe. OK?
Speaker1: Good. Will you phone Pat?
Speaker2: :(
Speaker1: OK I will.
Speaker2: Thank you, son. Nothing against her, just prefer not to have to talk her.
Speaker1: I see. No pro.
Speaker1: What time shall we make it?
Speaker2: 12ish?
Speaker1: Suits fine. No booking necessary?
Speaker2: I'd better make one as it's Sunday.
Speaker1: I'll come and C U anyway tonight.
Speaker2: I'll put beer in the fridge.
Speaker1: And something to eat? Haven' t had lunch today.
Speaker2: I'll fix you something nice. 
Speaker1: Ta papa! Cheers!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is leaving on Wednesday. Speaker2 will meet with Speaker1, Anna and Pat on Sunday for a brunch in Schlosscafe around 12. Speaker1 will visit Speaker2 tonight. Speaker2 will prepare something to eat for him.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 doesn't want to visit Speaker2 because she doesn't want to get infected by Speaker2's disease. Speaker2's doctor prescribed her effective medicines, so she will be fine soon. Speaker1 wants to take Speaker2 to the cinema for some action movie when she recovers.