Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Sometimes I wish I could just quit this job. Some of the students in my junior class are really doing my head in.
Speaker2: Maybe teaching kids is not for you. 
Speaker1: Obviously not. Sometimes I wish I could go and wring their scrawny little necks.
Speaker2: What are they doing that is annoying you so much?
Speaker1: More like what are they not doing... LOL. The little shits won't sit still, they wriggle, don't listen and don't learn.
Speaker2: You just have to be patient with them.
Speaker1: My field of patience and of giving a fuck has long dried up. 
Speaker2: I hear you. Sometimes I feel that way about mine but overall they're lovely kids and I really like teaching them.
Speaker1: Lucky you! Maybe we can swap sometime? ;-)
Speaker2: Have you spoken to the DOS about the problems?
Speaker1: Yes, but I got precisely nowhere. All I got was blah blah blah... maybe you should try to make it more fun for them to keep their attention and make learning fun. Yeah right! Fuck that!
Speaker2: Why don't you try to find another school or ask the current one to just give you adult conversational classes?
Speaker1: Yeah I guess I could do that. Worth a thought cause the kids are driving me insane. I've lost the will to live teaching these bloody brats. :-)
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 doesn't want to teach, he is annoyed with his students and not patient anymore. He will think about finding another school or give adult conversational classes.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is going to San Sebastian in a month. Speaker1 enjoyed her the airbnb place there. Speaker2 isn't convinced about it and will let Speaker1 know.