Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi Speaker2, you ok, man?
Speaker2: Wow, Speaker1! Two messages in 2 months, lot for you!
Speaker1: Yeah! Anyway, remember we talked about that drink a while ago, well I'm back home his weekend, Dad's 60th on Sunday, big family do, you know. Showing me off to everyone, know what my old man's like!
Speaker2: Yeah, love Reginald! He still at the factory?
Speaker1: Yeah, hoping to finish there soon. Mum's at school still, she'll never leave!
Speaker2: Yeah, weird your mum teaching us, God it must be about 25 years ago. Mrs Wright's reception class!
Speaker1: My God, yes, it was even weirder for me, I had to call her Miss or Mrs Wright, not Mum. I always forgot!
Speaker2: We were naughty little buggers then! 
Speaker1: I think I played up cos I didn't like mum giving the other kids attention!
Speaker2: Anyway, about meeting up. How about we go and watch the footie in the pub on Saturday?
Speaker1: Sounds ace! Cherie be there?
Speaker2: Nah, not her thing! Just like old times, eh?
Speaker1: Yeah, sounds good. It'll keep me going through a grim week in Work!
Speaker2: Thought you were fighting off gorgeous women 24/7!
Speaker1: As if! I've had 1 hook up in 6 months, man! Girl from work. Not exactly living like a monk but almost!
Speaker2: Well, keep looking, you're quite a catch. Cherie always says so, anyway!
Speaker1: Lovely girl, Cherie! See you on Sat, buddy!
Speaker2: See ya!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is coming home this weekend, because it's his Dad's 60th birthday on Sunday. His father is working at a factory, and his mother is a teacher. She used to teach Speaker1 and Speaker2 about 25 years ago. Speaker2 and Speaker1 will go and watch football in the pub on Saturday.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 doesn't want to play because it's time to go to work.