Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hey! Splendid news. I’m going to be in London next week. Anyone up for a drink?
Speaker4: Yeah, I’ll be around so do let me know when you’re available
Speaker1: Oh hey! Thanks for letting me know. I unfortunately can’t travel to London this time. Bus tickets probs wouldn’t be that expensive during the week, so that’s not an issue
Speaker1: But I have loads of accumulated marking to do and still some courses to teach during the week
Speaker1: Too much work 
Speaker1: 🏴‍☠️
Speaker2: Sorry to hear this Speaker1
Speaker2: But I’m sure you can make it 🙌🏽
Speaker1: Thanksss
Speaker3: Hey guys 🙋
Speaker3: I’m defs around next week. Would go for Friday though as I also have quite a lot of work during the week
Speaker3: Would that work  Speaker2?
Speaker2: Yer, no problem. I’ll be attending a conference and doing some research at Senate House too, so it might make more sense to meet towards the end of the week
Speaker4: Yeah, Friday evening or Saturday anytime would be ideal for me
Speaker2: Cool 👍🏽
Speaker2: I’ll get back to you when a place comes to mind. I’d say let’s meet somewhere central
Speaker4: Sounds good to me 👍
Speaker3: That’s fine by me too
Speaker2: Cool, I’ll be in touch soon then
Speaker2: I’ve got to be going now, I’ve just realised my seminar starts in like 10 minutes 😱
Speaker1: Oh lol don’t be late
Speaker4: Ok, we’ll talk soon then
Speaker3: Good luck with the teaching
Speaker2: Thanks! 😚
Speaker2: Have a nice evening everyone
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 will be in London next week and would like to meet up. Speaker1 is too busy to meet up but Speaker4 and Speaker3 will join him towards the end of the week.   
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is late for a meeting with Speaker2 and she refuses to wait any longer.