Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hi, Speaker1.
Speaker1: Hi, Speaker2.
Speaker2: I've got this new project in mind.
Speaker1: You do? What is it?
Speaker2: I'll be straight Speaker1.
Speaker1: That's good. Go ahead.
Speaker2: Let it be, then, Speaker1.
Speaker1: Let it be what?
Speaker2: I am thinking about writing a song?
Speaker1: Really? Have you ever done a thing like that?
Speaker2: As a matter of fact I have. Just never advertised it much.
Speaker1: So what your song is gonna be about.
Speaker2: That's the problem, Speaker1. I was hoping you might suggest something.
Speaker1: Well, I don't know Speaker2. It could be anything really.
Speaker2: Like what? Can you be a bit more specific?
Speaker1: How about world peace. That's important.
Speaker2: You really think so? 
Speaker1: Yes, I do.
Speaker2: Sounds a bit boring and unrealistic.
Speaker1: It is that. But important too.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 is going to write a song. He wrote songs before but did not advertise it. Speaker1 suggested writing a song about world peace.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3 lost her wallet with cards and documents and needs to borrow 10 dollars. Speaker2 and Speaker1 offer help. The girls hope somebody will find the wallet and give it back.