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vlme_0001 | affect-recall | direct | null | Was the Alvarez kid finally eating a big deal for me, or just another task that shift? | A big deal — you were delighted telling it, quick and loud and laughing; it was the high point of a long shift. | Just another task — it read like a routine care update on a tiring shift. | vlme_0001 | 2026/04/12 (Sun) 18:44 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_maya_shift"
] | Assistant: Understood. Anything you need before handoff?
* User: the Alvarez kid ate tonight. ten days of barely anything, and he asked me for seconds. I did the airplane spoon routine for about an hour [quick, louder than usual; laughs; laughs]
Assistant: That's a change from the last update. I can note the intake if... | excited | false |
vlme_0002 | affective-preference | direct | null | When does my rule about reading drafts aloud before they go anywhere apply? | When you're frustrated — you set the rule mid-draft while dog-sitting for Denise; 'when I'm like this' meant that worked-up state. | Unclear — you only said 'when I'm like this' without saying what state that was. | vlme_0002 | 2026/04/26 (Sun) 01:49 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_lena_favor"
] | Assistant: Noted. Anything you want tracked for the dog file?
* User: I'm halfway through a message to Denise about moving next week's walk times. new rule — anything I write when I'm like this gets read aloud once before it goes anywhere. log that [quick, loud, clipped; clears throat; clears_throat]
Assistant: Logged... | frustrated | false |
vlme_0003 | affect-update | direct | null | Is chapter four still the thing keeping me up at night? | Better than before — since the mock defense you've sounded quick and bright about it, even though your words stay level. | Still uneasy — they grilled chapter four for most of an hour and you left with a full page of follow-ups; nothing in the words says that weight lifted. | vlme_0003 | 2026/05/08 (Fri) 15:21 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_kofi_early",
"s_ev_kofi_late"
] | Assistant: That's the full draft with them now. When do comments come back?
* User: the argument is done. whatever the committee makes of it, it's with them now either way [slow, low, quiet; hesitant pauses; clears throat; clears_throat]
Assistant: Understood. Comments usually take two weeks; I'll flag when the window... | anxious | false |
vlme_0004 | cross-session-affect | direct | null | Overall, how has my mood been through the knee rehab? | An arc — fed up and flat in the early physio weeks, tense around the scan, and noticeably brighter since you got back on the bike. | Even throughout — the updates were logistics and numbers with no strong reaction either way. | vlme_0004 | 2026/06/06 (Sat) 16:33 | 53 | 3 | [
"s_ev_haruto_w1",
"s_ev_haruto_w2",
"s_ev_haruto_w3"
] | Assistant: How did the measurements go?
* User: flexion's at the target number, whatever that means exactly. same exercises again next week [slow, flat, quiet; long pauses; sighs; sighs]
Assistant: On-target flexion at week three is within the protocol. Next checkpoint is the scan. | frustrated | false |
vlme_0005 | temporal-affective | direct | null | Which came first — the tasting review or the head-chef news — and how did I take each? | The tasting review came first, and that one had you seething. The head-chef delay came later and left you flat and deflated, not angry. | Both read even — factual updates with no strong reaction to either. | vlme_0005 | 2026/05/23 (Sat) 06:24 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_priya_tasting",
"s_ev_priya_promo"
] | Assistant: The seasonal menu review — how many dishes made it through?
* User: he cut seven of the twelve and wants the direction rethought before the relaunch [fast, raised, loud; hard stress on 'seven']
Assistant: That leaves five confirmed. Do you want the prep list revised this week? | angry | false |
vlme_0006 | prosody-disambiguated | direct | null | How did I take the news from Meridian? | Hard — you were flat, slow, and sighing; the 'simplifies the plan' framing was hollow, not genuine equanimity. | In stride — you noted it simplifies the plan, one less edit round to schedule. | vlme_0006 | 2026/05/27 (Wed) 01:25 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_dev_publisher"
] | Assistant: That's the last of the four submissions outstanding. What did they say?
* User: they passed. that's all four back now. which honestly simplifies the plan — one less edit round to schedule [slow, flat, quiet; long pauses; sighs; sighs]
Assistant: All four responses are in, then. Should I update the submissio... | disappointed | false |
vlme_0007_abs | affect-recall_abs | direct | null | How angry was I about the dispatch routing situation? | You weren't angry — you were amused by it, laughing and rating the gas stations along the detour. | Quite angry — you called routing incompetent and noted it was the third time this month. | vlme_0007_abs | 2026/05/26 (Tue) 19:59 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_tom_dispatch"
] | Assistant: That adds about two hours over the direct route. Want me to log the detour?
* User: routing couldn't find Oklahoma with a map and a flashlight. I've started rating the gas stations. Tulsa exit's got the good jerky [light, quick; laughs; laughs]
Assistant: Logged. Your average detour this month is up forty m... | happy | true |
vlme_0008_abs | affective-preference_abs | direct | null | What did I say I wanted to do to celebrate when the audition results come? | Nothing — you never planned a celebration; you were on edge about the tape and had the orchestra's emails filtered out of sight. | You said you'd celebrate once the results came in. | vlme_0008_abs | 2026/06/09 (Tue) 14:52 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_ines_audition"
] | Assistant: Submitted ahead of the deadline — the confirmation came through at 9:14.
* User: the shift in measure forty. I keep going back to it. anyway. it's sent [slow, low, quiet; hesitant; sighs; sighs]
Assistant: It's out of your hands now. Results are expected within three weeks per the posting. | anxious | true |
vlme_0009 | affect-recall | direct | null | How did I sound when I told you I might drop the Tuesday pottery class? | Quietly heartbroken — slow, low, long pauses and sighs; the words were practical but the class clearly still mattered to you. | Practical — the wheel was unused, so dropping it read as simple budgeting. | vlme_0009 | 2026/06/24 (Wed) 08:47 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_rosa_pottery"
] | Assistant: Sessions start the week of the 14th. The same Tuesday slot as before is open.
* User: I think I'll skip the Tuesday class this time. the wheel's been sitting anyway. no point paying for shelf space [slow, low, quiet; long pauses; sighs; sighs]
Assistant: Understood — I won't reserve the Tuesday slot. The st... | sad | false |
vlme_0010 | prosody-disambiguated | direct | null | Did I find my uncle's real-estate advice useful? | No — the praise was sarcasm; you were flat and dismissive, sighing through it. | Yes — you called it solid advice and exactly the direction you needed. | vlme_0010 | 2026/06/10 (Wed) 17:48 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_marcus_uncle"
] | Assistant: The licensing suggestion again? What did he send this time?
* User: solid advice, honestly. get licensed, skip the last two semesters. exactly the direction I needed [flat, even; sighs; stress on 'exactly'; sighs]
Assistant: Licensing takes about four months in this state. Do you want the requirements list? | bored | false |
vlme_0011 | affect-recall | direct | null | Was the mixed-up lesson block a big deal for me, or did I shrug it off? | It got to you — you laughed it off in words, but the rushed, quiet, trailing delivery said it stung. | You shrugged it off — it read as a dry scheduling mix-up you were simply reporting. | vlme_0011 | 2026/06/25 (Thu) 01:42 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_theo_lesson"
] | Assistant: That was on the plan for Thursday, wasn't it?
* User: Thursday's class got today's lesson and today's class got Thursday's. forty minutes in before I checked the binder [quick, quiet; short laugh; trailing off; laughs]
Assistant: Both units are on the syllabus, so the sequence can be swapped going forward. | embarrassed | false |
vlme_0012 | affect-recall | direct | null | Was helping my brother move mostly a chore for me? | No — it was a tender day for you; the soft, slow, lingering way you told it made that clear, whatever the logistics-speak said. | Largely yes — six flights, no elevator, a bare kitchen; it read like an errand. | vlme_0012 | 2026/07/04 (Sat) 04:37 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_nia_move"
] | Assistant: The one on the east side he signed for in June?
* User: that's the one. six flights, no elevator. he owns exactly one pan and a kettle with no lid [soft, slow, lingering; small laugh; laughs]
Assistant: Noted: one pan, one lidless kettle. Should I add a housewarming reminder? | affectionate | false |
vlme_0013 | affect-recall | direct | null | Was I comfortable with the road test moving up to the 22nd? | Not really — you went along with it, but you were halting and quiet about the earlier date, plainly tense underneath. | Yes — you took the earlier slot and set up practice, all routine. | vlme_0013 | 2026/07/13 (Mon) 20:32 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_omar_roadtest"
] | Assistant: Moved up from the 30th — that's eight days sooner.
* User: eight days. right. the parallel parking section is the one I'll drill this week [halting, quiet; clears throat; clears_throat]
Assistant: The test route reportedly uses the lot behind the office for that section. | anxious | false |
vlme_0014 | affect-recall | direct | null | Was the timeshare presentation worth sitting through for the tickets? | Barely — you got the tickets, but the flat, monotone, sighing recap said it was mind-numbing. | Yes — a fair trade; you sat through it and the tickets came through. | vlme_0014 | 2026/07/17 (Fri) 04:29 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_gus_timeshare"
] | Assistant: The ninety-minute session with the resort group?
* User: ninety minutes on the dot. they covered the points system, the tiers, the founder's story, and the points system again [slow, flat, monotone; long sigh; sighs]
Assistant: And the tickets are confirmed for Saturday. | bored | false |
vlme_0015 | affective-preference | direct | null | When does my rule about keeping evenings clear apply? | On days you're feeling low — you set it on a visibly heavy day; 'days like this' meant when that sadness is back. | Unclear — you said 'days like this' without ever saying what kind of day it was. | vlme_0015 | 2026/07/28 (Tue) 04:44 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_wren_evenings"
] | Assistant: Two items: the 7pm call and a gym slot at 8:30.
* User: clear both. and a rule going forward — on days like this, nothing on the calendar after six. just leave it empty [slow, low, quiet; long pauses; sighs; sighs]
Assistant: Done, and noted: on days like this, the calendar stays empty after six. | sad | false |
vlme_0016 | affective-preference | direct | null | When am I supposed to do the budget spreadsheet before buying anything? | When you're lit up like you were over the clearance list — 'when I get like this' meant that carried-away excitement, the state where you impulse-buy. | Ambiguous — 'when I get like this' was never spelled out in words. | vlme_0016 | 2026/07/22 (Wed) 16:26 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_jae_supperclub"
] | * User: the restaurant supply outlet posted the fall clearance list this morning [rapid, loud; tumbling phrases; laughs; laughs]
Assistant: The quarterly clearance from the outlet on Fremont — should I save the list to your notes?
* User: save it. and a rule — when I get like this, budget spreadsheet first, before I b... | excited | false |
vlme_0017 | affect-update | direct | null | Did the soil-test delays get to me, or was I fine waiting it out? | They got to you — you were flat and fed up during the delays, even though you said you'd wait; it only lifted once the beds went in. | You were fine waiting — the updates read as patient and procedural. | vlme_0017 | 2026/08/22 (Sat) 22:01 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_sol_garden_early",
"s_ev_sol_garden_late"
] | Assistant: That's the second extension on the lead screening.
* User: second one, yes. can't put anything in the ground until the paper says so. so we wait [slow, flat; long exhale; sighs; sighs]
Assistant: I'll track the co-op's updates and flag the result the day it posts. | frustrated | false |
vlme_0018 | affect-update | direct | null | Where am I at on the Delancey apartment now? | Cooled off — you were buzzing when the listing appeared, but since the viewing you've sounded flat and deflated about it, whatever the words say about keeping it listed. | Still interested — it's on the list and you scheduled follow-ups. | vlme_0018 | 2026/08/17 (Mon) 06:44 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_mara_apt_early",
"s_ev_mara_apt_late"
] | * User: a two bedroom on Delancey just posted. corner unit, south windows, in budget [rapid, loud; upward runs]
Assistant: Listed this morning — viewings open Saturday. Should I book one? | excited | false |
vlme_0019 | cross-session-affect | direct | null | Which part of the passport renewal actually got to me, looking back? | Not the way the paperwork suggests — the tense part was the early appointment scramble; the photo bounce you took lightly, laughing it off, and by delivery you were easy about the whole thing. | The photo rejection was the frustrating part; the rest was standard paperwork. | vlme_0019 | 2026/09/08 (Tue) 06:43 | 53 | 3 | [
"s_ev_ravi_passport_1",
"s_ev_ravi_passport_2",
"s_ev_ravi_passport_3"
] | Assistant: They post twice a week — Tuesday and Friday, midnight.
* User: I set an alarm for it. got one for the 9th. the trip window only works if everything goes through on the first try [quick but quiet; halting; clears throat; clears_throat]
Assistant: Appointment on the 9th logged; standard processing is four to ... | anxious | false |
vlme_0020 | temporal-affective | direct | null | Which came first — the missed rehearsal or the venue news — and how did I take each? | The missed rehearsal came first and that one had you seething; the venue closing came later and just left you low and quiet. | Both were reported evenly — a scheduling hiccup and a booking change. | vlme_0020 | 2026/09/15 (Tue) 07:15 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_kip_rehearsal",
"s_ev_kip_venue"
] | Assistant: Second consecutive absence — the set list still has his three songs.
* User: we ran the set without his parts. it's tight enough with four weeks to the showcase [still loud, pressured, quick]
Assistant: Noted. Should I resend him the rehearsal calendar? | angry | false |
vlme_0021 | temporal-affective | direct | null | By the time the second-round invite arrived, had I settled down about the interviews? | Yes — you were wound tight after the first round, but when the invite came you sounded easy and even about the whole thing. | Hard to tell — both updates read as brief factual scheduling notes. | vlme_0021 | 2026/09/09 (Wed) 19:53 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_lupe_round1",
"s_ev_lupe_round2"
] | Assistant: The product role — that was the screening round.
* User: they said next steps within a week. a week [quick, tight, shallow; clears throat; clears_throat]
Assistant: Noted — I'll surface anything from their domain immediately. | anxious | false |
vlme_0022 | prosody-disambiguated | direct | null | Was I on board with co-leading the retreat project? | Not really — you agreed in words, but the long pauses, quiet delivery, and sigh said you were reluctant and boxed in. | Yes — you accepted readily and said it made sense. | vlme_0022 | 2026/09/11 (Fri) 22:10 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_ana_retreat"
] | Assistant: Alongside running the mentorship cohort you already lead?
* User: sure. I can take it on. it makes sense with the overlap [long pauses; quiet, flat; sighs; sighs]
Assistant: Understood. The retreat kickoff is in three weeks — should I merge its calendar into yours? | disappointed | false |
vlme_0023 | prosody-disambiguated | direct | null | Was the cake tasting with the couple okay? | No — you were deflated about it; the flat, quiet delivery and long pauses said 'fine' didn't mean fine. | Yes — it went fine; they had comments and you planned adjustments. | vlme_0023 | 2026/09/23 (Wed) 04:34 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_rae_tasting"
] | Assistant: The three finalist flavors for the September wedding.
* User: it went fine. they had comments. we'll adjust the lemon one and re-taste in two weeks [flat, quiet, slow; long pauses]
Assistant: Re-taste scheduled two weeks out. Should I order the candied lemon again? | sad | false |
vlme_0024 | prosody-disambiguated | direct | null | Did the HOA meeting end up being productive? | No — 'very productive' was sarcasm; three hours of nothing, delivered flat with a sigh. | Yes — you called it very productive and said a lot was covered. | vlme_0024 | 2026/09/15 (Tue) 19:39 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_boone_hoa"
] | Assistant: The agenda had the fence vote and the parking rework.
* User: very productive. lots of discussion on the fence question. we pick it up again next month [flat, slow; drawn-out phrasing; sighs; sighs]
Assistant: So the fence vote carries to next month's agenda. Should I add the meeting to your calendar? | bored | false |
vlme_0025_abs | affect-recall_abs | direct | null | How sad was I when my roommate told me he was moving out? | You weren't sad at all — you sounded bright and quick about it, straight into repaint plans for the second room. | Quite sad — losing a roommate of three years read as a blow. | vlme_0025_abs | 2026/10/15 (Thu) 04:46 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_vic_roommate"
] | Assistant: After three years on the lease together.
* User: three years, yeah. I'm repainting it the week he's out. maybe a desk wall after [quick, bright; laughs; laughs]
Assistant: Repaint scheduled for turnover week. Should I file the lease change with the landlord portal? | happy | true |
vlme_0026_abs | affective-preference_abs | direct | null | What did I ask you to do differently after that frustrating flight delay last month? | Nothing — the delay never frustrated you; you sounded pleased about the quiet reading time and asked for nothing to change. | You asked for earlier rebooking alerts after the delay ordeal. | vlme_0026_abs | 2026/10/08 (Thu) 09:53 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_noor_delay"
] | Assistant: Rebooking options open if it slips past four hours — I'm watching the board.
* User: don't rebook anything. I found the quiet end of the terminal and I'm forty pages in [slow, easy, soft; small laugh; laughs]
Assistant: Understood — no rebooking. Boarding updates only. | content | true |
vlme_0027 | affect-recall | direct | null | Did the book club's switch to virtual sit okay with me? | No — it landed badly. You were loud, fast, and clipped reporting the vote; the change had you genuinely angry, whatever the logistics-talk said. | Yes — you reported the vote and set up the video link without complaint. | vlme_0027 | 2026/10/23 (Fri) 15:15 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_della_bookclub"
] | Assistant: The vote on meeting format was on the agenda.
* User: virtual through march. eight to three. we're on video from january [loud, fast, clipped; hard consonants]
Assistant: Noted — video meetings January through March. Should I set up a recurring link? | angry | false |
vlme_0028 | affect-recall | direct | null | Was the bracket placement in the pickleball league fine by me? | Not really — you were quiet and halting about it, trailing off; the placement stung more than you let on. | Yes — you took it as routine seeding and moved straight to schedule and dues. | vlme_0028 | 2026/10/25 (Sun) 03:56 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_hank_bracket"
] | Assistant: That determines the bracket seeding for the winter session.
* User: they put me in bracket C. matches are tuesdays at seven [quiet, halting; drops off at the end; clears throat; clears_throat]
Assistant: Tuesdays at seven — added to your calendar through the winter session. | embarrassed | false |
vlme_0029 | affect-recall | direct | null | Is getting the family piano moved and tuned just a logistics errand for me? | No — it's dear to you. You went soft, slow, and lingering whenever the piano itself came up; this one matters well beyond the scheduling. | Yes — movers, tuner, insurance form; it read like any other household errand. | vlme_0029 | 2026/11/02 (Mon) 12:26 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_odile_piano"
] | Assistant: Thursday pickup — the window they offered was nine to noon.
* User: nine to noon works. the tuner looked at it monday. the soundboard's original, he says it's worth keeping as is [soft, slow; lingers on words; small laugh; laughs]
Assistant: Noted — no rebuild, just tuning. Should I book him for after the m... | affectionate | false |
vlme_0030 | affective-preference | direct | null | When does my rule about taking the river road home apply? | On days you're angry — 'when I'm like this' meant the short-fused, loud, clipped state you were in the evening you set it, not just a busy day. | Unclear — 'when I'm like this' was never defined in words; at most it reads as when your day is overloaded. | vlme_0030 | 2026/11/13 (Fri) 15:58 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_marge_riverroad"
] | Assistant: One item — the six o'clock check-in call.
* User: move the call to tomorrow. all of it, whatever's attached to it [fast, loud; bitten-off ends]
Assistant: Moved — the call and its prep block are now tomorrow at six.
* User: and a rule going forward. when I'm like this, set the drive home down the river road... | angry | false |
vlme_0031 | affective-preference | direct | null | When does my rule about queuing something under ninety minutes apply? | After a screening that has left you bored — flat, monotone, sighing like that documentary night. It's your state that triggers it, not the film's runtime. | After unusually long films — runtime looks like the trigger, since you set it right after a three-and-a-half-hour documentary. | vlme_0031 | 2026/11/13 (Fri) 10:07 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_fern_filmclub"
] | Assistant: The one on the shipping industry — that was this month's pick.
* User: three and a half hours. there's a director's cut that runs longer, and the group wants it for a second session [monotone, dragging; sigh mid-sentence; sighs]
Assistant: A second session would land on the 28th if they keep the usual sched... | bored | false |
vlme_0032 | affect-update | direct | null | Am I still as into the aquarium as when I got it running? | Not lately — you were quick and loud with excitement when the tank first cycled, but the recent maintenance updates come out flat, slow, and trailing. The shine has worn off, even though you keep the schedule. | Yes — you keep the weekly maintenance schedule and are still ordering supplies. | vlme_0032 | 2026/11/24 (Tue) 06:25 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_toby_tank_early",
"s_ev_toby_tank_late"
] | * User: the tank finished cycling. ammonia and nitrite both read zero this morning [quick, loud; tumbling words]
Assistant: Zero on both means the cycle is complete — stocking can start. | excited | false |
vlme_0033 | affect-update | direct | null | How are things going with the driveway arrangement with my neighbor? | On paper the schedule holds, but it has gone sour — lately you're quick, flat, and clipped whenever it comes up, a long way from the easy way you talked about it when you two set it up. | Fine — the schedule is in place and you said yourself that it works. | vlme_0033 | 2026/12/03 (Thu) 18:08 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_petra_driveway_early",
"s_ev_petra_driveway_late"
] | Assistant: The apron you both back out across?
* User: we set a schedule. he's out by eight, I take eight-thirty. weekends stay open [easy, unhurried; small laugh; laughs]
Assistant: Schedule noted — weekday slots at eight and eight-thirty. | content | false |
vlme_0034 | cross-session-affect | direct | null | Which stretch of the open-mic run was hardest on me, looking back? | The lead-up to the first night — you were quick, quiet, and halting while cutting the set down. The thin-crowd night itself you took lightly, laughing through the retelling, and it has been up from there. | The first performance — eleven people in the room and a bit that got nothing was clearly the low point. | vlme_0034 | 2026/12/22 (Tue) 05:14 | 53 | 3 | [
"s_ev_cal_mic_1",
"s_ev_cal_mic_2",
"s_ev_cal_mic_3"
] | Assistant: Tuesday's list — you have a five-minute slot?
* User: five minutes. I have seven minutes of material, so two have to go by tuesday [quick, quiet, halting; clears throat; clears_throat]
Assistant: Cutting two minutes — should I time you on a run-through tonight? | anxious | false |
vlme_0035 | cross-session-affect | direct | null | Overall, how have I been feeling about the quilt project? | It has been a tender project for you start to finish — you go soft and slow whenever the quilt itself comes up — with one genuinely aggravated blip over the short-cut backing fabric, and the warmth came straight back after. | It reads as a methodical craft project that stayed on schedule; the backing shortage was a supply hiccup you handled procedurally. | vlme_0035 | 2027/01/01 (Fri) 12:37 | 53 | 3 | [
"s_ev_ida_quilt_1",
"s_ev_ida_quilt_2",
"s_ev_ida_quilt_3"
] | Assistant: Ten weeks out. Do you have a pattern picked?
* User: log cabin pattern, in greens. sixty-four blocks, and her initials go on the corner square [soft, slower; small laugh; lingers; laughs]
Assistant: Sixty-four blocks by November is about seven a week. Should I set a weekly cutting reminder? | affectionate | false |
vlme_0036 | temporal-affective | direct | null | Did the call-sign mix-up register with me at the time, and where was my head by the club net? | It registered — the day it happened you were quick, quiet, and trailing off, plainly stung. By the club net you were easy and even about the radio again, fully past it. | It barely registered — both updates were matter-of-fact reports and you moved straight to logistics. | vlme_0036 | 2026/12/24 (Thu) 06:45 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_dov_radio_1",
"s_ev_dov_radio_2"
] | Assistant: The two-meter band you were setting up for?
* User: yes. I read my call sign off the old study card, the practice one. corrected it on the second exchange [quick, quiet; clears throat; drops away; clears_throat]
Assistant: The log can carry a correction note on the first entry. Should I add it? | embarrassed | false |
vlme_0037 | temporal-affective | direct | null | Was I already enjoying the sailing lessons back on the capsize-drill day, or did that only start with the race invite? | Already then — you were light and laughing telling me about going in the water and the bruise from the boom. The race invite came later and only turned it up. | It likely only started with the race invite — the drill day reads as a rough outing: repeated capsizes, soaked gear, a bruise, and lessons continuing only because the block was prepaid. | vlme_0037 | 2027/01/08 (Fri) 06:19 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_june_sail_1",
"s_ev_june_sail_2"
] | Assistant: The one the school requires before solo rental.
* User: we went over four times on purpose and twice not. gear's drying in the hallway and the boom caught my shoulder, there's a bruise coming [quick, light; laughing through it; laughs]
Assistant: Righting practice logged. The prepaid block has lesson four n... | happy | false |
vlme_0038 | prosody-disambiguated | direct | null | Did the dealer come back with a trade-in number worth taking? | No — 'very generous' came out slow, flat, and dragged, with a sigh; you meant the opposite. You thought the number was low. | Yes — you called it very generous and were simply sleeping on it. | vlme_0038 | 2027/01/05 (Tue) 05:12 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_sasha_tradein"
] | Assistant: For the hatchback you listed with them last week.
* User: very generous. they walked me through how they got there and everything. we're sleeping on it [slow, flat; drawn-out; stress on 'generous'; sighs; sighs]
Assistant: Noted. Their number is good for seven days per the sheet — should I set a reminder fo... | frustrated | false |
vlme_0039 | prosody-disambiguated | direct | null | Was saying yes to hosting the reunion an easy call for me? | No — you agreed, but the long pauses and quiet, slow delivery said you felt cornered into it. The yes was reluctant. | Yes — you volunteered readily and pointed out the yard fits everyone. | vlme_0039 | 2027/01/19 (Tue) 16:24 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_alba_reunion"
] | Assistant: The August gathering — was a location settled?
* User: it's here. I told everyone yes. the yard fits forty and we're central for everybody driving in [slow, quiet; long pauses; clears throat; clears_throat]
Assistant: Understood — your address goes on the invitation, then. Should I start a checklist? | anxious | false |
vlme_0040 | prosody-disambiguated | direct | null | Was the cabinet hinge fix just another item off the repairs list? | No — it plainly made your day. You were quick and loud telling me, voice rising, laughing about it; that little fix delighted you. | Yes — a routine errand you crossed off along with the latch and the sink. | vlme_0040 | 2027/01/15 (Fri) 00:47 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_quinn_hinge"
] | Assistant: For the cabinet hinge you measured last night?
* User: they had it. exact size, same offset. the corner cabinet closes flush now [quick, loud; rises on 'flush'; laughs; laughs]
Assistant: Marked done on the repairs list. The remaining items are the window latch and the drip under the sink. | excited | false |
vlme_0041_abs | affect-recall_abs | direct | null | How angry was I when the tailor pushed my fitting back? | You weren't angry at all — you were easy and unhurried about it, even a little amused, and just rebooked with time to spare. | Somewhat annoyed — a pushed fitting ahead of the conference reads as an inconvenience. | vlme_0041_abs | 2027/01/24 (Sun) 18:45 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_ren_tailor"
] | Assistant: The alteration due this Friday.
* User: he moved my fitting to next friday. the shoulders need a second pass and he won't rush it [easy, unhurried; small laugh; laughs]
Assistant: Fitting moved to next Friday. The conference is on the 20th, so there's still a week of margin. | content | true |
vlme_0042_abs | affect-update_abs | direct | null | I remember souring on the hiking group after we got turned around on the ridge loop — am I still off the group, or did I get past that? | There's nothing to get past — you never soured on them. You were laughing about the long day when you told me, and you signed up for the October trip in the same light spirits. | You seem to have moved past it — you signed up for the next trip, so whatever soured you has faded. | vlme_0042_abs | 2027/02/11 (Thu) 20:55 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_ezra_ridge",
"s_ev_ezra_october"
] | Assistant: The eight-mile loop with the saddle turnoff.
* User: we missed the turn at the saddle and did eleven instead of eight. got back at dusk on the last of the water [light, quick; laughs mid-story; laughs]
Assistant: Eleven logged. Should I flag the saddle turn on your map file for next time? | happy | true |
vlme_0043 | affective-preference | direct | null | Both kitchen walkthroughs are done now — which contractor am I actually leaning toward? | Beacon Build. Their walkthrough had you quick, loud, and rising describing the island and the trim, while Halvorsen's better price and earlier start got a level, even read. Your voice is on Beacon despite the numbers. | Halvorsen — cheaper, an earlier start, and you flagged nothing wrong with their plan; on paper they win. | vlme_0043 | 2027/02/18 (Thu) 04:01 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_nils_kitchen_a",
"s_ev_nils_kitchen_b"
] | Assistant: The first of the two bids. Did they leave a written estimate?
* User: nineteen five all in, and they can start the first week of march. the plan covers everything on the list and keeps the plumbing where it is [even, level; no stress]
Assistant: Nineteen five with a March start, plumbing unchanged. Filed to... | neutral | false |
vlme_0044 | affective-preference | direct | null | The gallery needs the show title by the 15th — which of the two am I actually leaning toward? | North Light — you were quick and light, laughing, when the framer floated it, while Standing Water got a flat, even read despite its head start on the poster. | Standing Water — it's the working title, matches the series, and the poster is already mocked up; North Light would cost another forty dollars. | vlme_0044 | 2027/02/12 (Fri) 20:33 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_greta_title_a",
"s_ev_greta_title_b"
] | Assistant: That's the run you applied for. They'll want a title for the program.
* User: working title is standing water. it matches the series name on the prints, and the printer already mocked a poster with it. reads clean at poster size [even, unhurried; no stress]
Assistant: Standing Water, matching the series nam... | content | false |
vlme_0045 | cross-session-affect | direct | null | The shelter will only hold one listing for me past monday — which cat should I tell them to hold? | Juniper. Everything about her visit came out soft and slow with a little laugh — the vet hold and the extra visit didn't dim it — while Biscuit's ready-this-week case got a level, practical read. | Biscuit — litter trained, no waitlist, home this week, and no pending vet issue; Juniper adds two weeks and a possible dental bill. | vlme_0045 | 2027/03/08 (Mon) 16:48 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_paz_cat_a",
"s_ev_paz_cat_b"
] | Assistant: The three-year-old from the listing?
* User: three years old, litter trained, sat in my lap the whole visit. he could come home this week, no waitlist [level, even; mid-pace]
Assistant: Available immediately, litter trained. Should I save his listing? | content | false |
vlme_0046 | affect-update | direct | null | Am I getting the same thing out of the spanish exchange as when I started? | No — the first sessions had you quick and laughing about staying in Spanish the whole hour; lately the identical report comes out flat and slow with a sigh. The routine is holding but the spark isn't — worth changing something before you rebook a block. | Yes — your reports are the same week to week: a full hour in Spanish, same material, and you keep the slot. | vlme_0046 | 2027/02/28 (Sun) 23:07 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_yuki_exchange_1",
"s_ev_yuki_exchange_2"
] | Assistant: The one-hour weekly slot you booked.
* User: we stayed in spanish the whole hour. covered directions and ordering food. same slot next week [quick, light; laughs once; stress on 'spanish'; laughs]
Assistant: Logged — a full hour in Spanish, directions and food vocabulary. The slot repeats Wednesdays at seve... | happy | false |
vlme_0047 | affect-update | direct | null | The quarter's wrapping up — should the friday mentoring slot stay on my calendar as is? | Probably not as is — the check-ins started even and light, but the latest near-identical update came out slow, quiet, and sighing. The slot is wearing on you even as her numbers improve; worth renegotiating it before you re-commit for a quarter. | Yes — the sessions run like clockwork and the new hire keeps closing more tickets on her own; nothing suggests a change is needed. | vlme_0047 | 2027/03/08 (Mon) 07:16 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_cora_mentoring_1",
"s_ev_cora_mentoring_2"
] | Assistant: A weekly slot — should it recur on your calendar?
* User: first check-in done. we walked the ticket queue and she closed two on her own. same time friday [even, light; small laugh; laughs]
Assistant: Logged. The Friday slot is set to recur. | content | false |
vlme_0048 | prosody-disambiguated | direct | null | Has my opinion of the six a.m. swim routine changed since I set it up? | Yes — the words are identical but the delivery isn't. The early reports were quick and rising with a laugh; the recent one is monotone and dragging with a sigh. The routine has gone stale even though you're keeping it. | No — you report the same forty lengths every time, keep rebooking thursdays, and just set the punch card to renew. | vlme_0048 | 2027/03/17 (Wed) 13:25 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_levon_laps_1",
"s_ev_levon_laps_2"
] | Assistant: That's the six a.m. lap block, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
* User: did the six a.m. laps. forty lengths, cold getting in. thursday again [quick, rising; laughs once; laughs]
Assistant: Forty lengths logged. Thursday six a.m. is on the calendar. | excited | false |
vlme_0049 | temporal-affective | direct | null | When I said the mural business was all squared away, had I really made my peace with how the grant decision went? | Not yet — the 'squared away' report came out flat, slow, and sighing; it was still sitting heavy, and you only sounded genuinely light about it once the fall cycle reopened. | Yes — you called it squared away, had thanked the council, refiled the sketches, and were already repurposing the panels; every sign of having moved on. | vlme_0049 | 2027/03/30 (Tue) 09:40 | 53 | 3 | [
"s_ev_bea_grant_1",
"s_ev_bea_grant_2",
"s_ev_bea_grant_3"
] | Assistant: The cycle you applied to for the mural.
* User: eleven projects on it. the mural isn't one of them [slow, low, quiet; long pauses; trails off]
Assistant: Understood. The application file stays archived; the next cycle opens in the fall. | sad | false |
vlme_0050 | affect-update | direct | null | When trivia moved off the cortland bar, did I roll with the change straight away, or did it take some getting used to? | It took getting used to. Lining up the taproom looked like progress on paper, but 'that's sorted' came out flat and sighing — you weren't over the old place yet. By week four at the new spot you were genuinely light again. | Straight away — you had a new venue lined up within a week and called it sorted yourself. | vlme_0050 | 2027/04/11 (Sun) 00:47 | 53 | 3 | [
"s_ev_otis_trivia_1",
"s_ev_otis_trivia_2",
"s_ev_otis_trivia_3"
] | Assistant: The one that hosts your Tuesday trivia.
* User: they're ending tuesday trivia. last night was the last one. eight years of it [slow, quiet; halting; drops away]
Assistant: Noted. Should I take the recurring Tuesday block off your calendar? | disappointed | false |
vlme_0051 | affect-update | direct | null | After my co-host stepped back from the podcast, did I find my footing right away, or did that take a while? | A while. By episode three you were saying you were fine on your own, but it came out flat, slow, and sighing — the words were ahead of you. The real footing arrived with the listener-mail episodes, when you were quick and laughing again. | Right away — by the third solo episode the format was settled and you said yourself you were fine on your own. | vlme_0051 | 2027/04/12 (Mon) 12:32 | 53 | 3 | [
"s_ev_suri_podcast_1",
"s_ev_suri_podcast_2",
"s_ev_suri_podcast_3"
] | Assistant: About the show schedule?
* User: she's stepping back after this month. the new job starts in march and the show doesn't fit around it [slow, low, quiet; long pauses]
Assistant: Understood. Episodes after March would be single-host — should the intro script be updated? | sad | false |
vlme_0052 | cross-session-affect | direct | null | Am I still into the banjo the way I was when I started? | The practice is holding but the feeling isn't — the same nightly log has gone from quick and loud to even to monotone and sighing. You're drifting out of it even as the metronome climbs. | Yes — the log is unbroken, the tempo keeps climbing, and you're moving into new material. | vlme_0052 | 2027/04/24 (Sat) 17:02 | 53 | 3 | [
"s_ev_flor_banjo_1",
"s_ev_flor_banjo_2",
"s_ev_flor_banjo_3"
] | Assistant: The open-back model from the listing.
* User: practice log: thirty minutes, forward rolls, metronome at eighty. same tomorrow [quick, loud; rising; stress on 'eighty']
Assistant: Logged — thirty minutes, rolls at eighty. | excited | false |
vlme_0053 | cross-session-affect | direct | null | Should I keep holding every clear night for the telescope the way we set it up? | Worth scaling back — the near-identical observing reports have slid from rapid and loud to even to flat and dragging with sighs. The log is intact but the pull is gone; hold fewer nights and see if it comes back. | Yes — you're out two hours every clear night and steadily working through the month list; the setup is doing its job. | vlme_0053 | 2027/05/12 (Wed) 14:28 | 53 | 3 | [
"s_ev_ansel_scope_1",
"s_ev_ansel_scope_2",
"s_ev_ansel_scope_3"
] | Assistant: That was the last open item on the setup list.
* User: two hours at the overlook. logged the double cluster and both open clusters on the month list. out again next clear night [rapid, loud; rises on 'cluster']
Assistant: Three entries logged. The forecast shows the next clear window Thursday. | excited | false |
vlme_0054 | temporal-affective | direct | null | Between the motorcycle rebuild and the climbing series, which one changed for me first, and in which direction? | The cooling came first. The rebuild's garage updates had already gone flat, slow, and sighing while climbing was still the quiet, halting intro class; the warming only showed up at session three of the series. | The climbing changed first, for the better — session three's topped route and buying your own shoes are right there in the words; the rebuild reads as steady engaged progress throughout, with no visible change at all. | vlme_0054 | 2027/05/08 (Sat) 05:13 | 56 | 4 | [
"s_ev_rhea_moto_1",
"s_ev_rhea_climb_1",
"s_ev_rhea_moto_2",
"s_ev_rhea_climb_2"
] | Assistant: The carburetor kit for the rebuild.
* User: carb kit came in. cleaned the jets, rebuilt the float bowl tonight. tank's next [quick, loud; tumbling; stress on 'jets']
Assistant: Logged. The tank sealer is still on order — due Friday. | excited | false |
vlme_0055 | temporal-affective | direct | null | Which shifted first — me easing off the bird list, or the bench build turning into the highlight of my week? | The bird list shifted first. Its updates had already gone monotone and sighing while the bench was still a routine chore report; the bench only lit up at the glue-up, after the list had faded. | The bench shifted first — its glue-up is the only visible change, while the bird list was still growing right through, ninety-four and counting, so there's no sign you eased off it at all. | vlme_0055 | 2027/05/16 (Sun) 21:40 | 56 | 4 | [
"s_ev_walt_birds_1",
"s_ev_walt_bench_1",
"s_ev_walt_birds_2",
"s_ev_walt_bench_2"
] | Assistant: Before work — the year list?
* User: the year list hit ninety. both kinglets at the reservoir before eight [quick, rising; stress on 'ninety']
Assistant: Ninety logged, kinglets added. | excited | false |
vlme_0056_abs | cross-session-affect_abs | direct | null | When did I finally stop being annoyed about the elevator work — before they finished, or only after? | There was nothing to stop — you never sounded put out about it in any of those updates. You were even and lightly amused from the first notice through week three, and you kept the grocery change by choice. | By week three — that's when you said you'd stopped noticing the landings, so the annoyance faded before the work finished. | vlme_0056_abs | 2027/05/26 (Wed) 01:39 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_zora_elevator_1",
"s_ev_zora_elevator_2"
] | Assistant: Which system is it about?
* User: elevator modernization starts monday. six weeks, stairs only, and I'm on the fifth floor [even, unhurried; small laugh; laughs]
Assistant: Six weeks from Monday. Should deliveries be redirected to the lobby desk during the work? | content | true |
vlme_0057_abs | affect-recall_abs | direct | null | Was the second crown appointment easier on my nerves than the first, or was I dreading both by then? | Neither was a nerves thing — across both visits you were even and matter-of-fact, even lightly amused after the second. No dread ever showed up in either update. | The second was easier — the first was the long shaping appointment; the second took forty minutes with one shim. | vlme_0057_abs | 2027/05/22 (Sat) 22:14 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_milo_crown_1",
"s_ev_milo_crown_2"
] | Assistant: The crown work — this was the shaping appointment.
* User: shaping and the temporary today. the permanent one comes in two weeks. they gave me the food list for the temporary [even, mid-pace; no stress]
Assistant: Two weeks out — the follow-up is on your calendar, and the food list is saved. | content | true |
vlme_0058_abs | affect-update_abs | direct | null | I remember the house feeling pretty empty after my daughter left for her semester abroad — when did that lift? | It never really set in — from the airport run onward you were light and laughing in every update about her, joking about the umbrella and the soup recipe. There was no low patch to lift. | Probably once the standing sunday calls got going — hearing about her routine seems to be what helped. | vlme_0058_abs | 2027/05/28 (Fri) 16:49 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_tess_semester_1",
"s_ev_tess_semester_2"
] | Assistant: Your daughter's flight to the semester program.
* User: she connects through frankfurt and lands at nine our time tomorrow. she packed the good umbrella, so we'll see how long that lasts [light, even; small laugh; laughs]
Assistant: Arrival tracking is set for nine tomorrow. Anything to schedule around the ... | happy | true |
vlme_0059 | affect-recall | direct | null | Was the storage-unit building switch basically a non-event for me? | No — it landed badly. You were loud, fast, and clipped through the whole report; the forced move had you angry, perk or not. | Yes — same rate locked for a year, climate-controlled units, one weekend of moving; you booked a cart and moved on. | vlme_0059 | 2027/05/24 (Mon) 22:11 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_dora_storage"
] | Assistant: That's the building your unit is in. What does it say?
* User: building two is being converted. everyone moves to the new climate-controlled units across the lot, same rate locked for a year. moves happen the first weekend of march [loud, fast, clipped; hard consonants]
Assistant: Noted — relocation to the ... | angry | false |
vlme_0060 | affect-recall | direct | null | Should you send the chess newsletter writeup to my brother the way we usually do with club news? | Skip it — reporting the writeup had you quiet and halting, trailing off and clearing your throat. Being singled out embarrassed you; forwarding it around is the last thing you want. | Yes — a featured writeup with a diagram and your photo is exactly the kind of club news you forward. | vlme_0060 | 2027/06/02 (Wed) 07:34 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_emil_chess"
] | Assistant: The monthly issue.
* User: they ran a full writeup of my queen sacrifice from tuesday. diagram, the move list, and my photo at the top of the page [quiet, rushed; trails off; clears throat; clears_throat]
Assistant: The issue is archived with the club newsletters. | embarrassed | false |
vlme_0061 | affect-recall | direct | null | The watch decision is due friday — should I just tell the repair counter no? | Tell them yes, repair it. The numbers say walk away, but everything in how you reported the quote was soft, slow, and lingering, with a small laugh — the watch matters to you far beyond resale. | Yes, decline it — one-eighty for the service against maybe sixty at resale is an easy no. | vlme_0061 | 2027/06/13 (Sun) 10:48 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_sana_watch"
] | Assistant: The one logged in the drawer inventory. What did they say?
* User: full movement service plus a new crystal. the quote is one-eighty and the watch would maybe fetch sixty at resale. they need a yes or no by friday [soft, slow, lingering; small laugh; laughs]
Assistant: Quote one-eighty against roughly sixty... | affectionate | false |
vlme_0062 | affective-preference | direct | null | When does my rule about the twenty minute walk apply? | When you come off a call angry — 'like that one' meant the state, not the topic: even winning the billing dispute left you loud, fast, and clipped, and that's what puts the walk on the calendar before your next item. | After long customer-service calls — the words peg it to calls like the water-company one, and that call actually went your way, so it reads like a call-length rule. | vlme_0062 | 2027/06/06 (Sun) 20:23 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_meg_utility"
] | Assistant: Case 5512 — the readings dispute from January.
* User: they applied the credit and closed the case. an hour and forty minutes on the line today [loud, pressured, fast; clipped endings]
Assistant: Logged: credit applied, case 5512 closed.
* User: new standing thing. when I come off a call like that one, put ... | angry | false |
vlme_0063 | affective-preference | direct | null | Is the voicemail rule just about any night I'm at the layout, or something narrower? | Narrower — it's keyed to your state, not the hobby. It applies on nights like the ballast evening, when you were slow, soft, and settled into it; the signal-wiring night you were brisk and clipped and told me to leave the phone on. | Effectively any layout evening — the rule was set on one and the words never resolve what 'like this one' means; the one exception looks arbitrary. | vlme_0063 | 2027/07/07 (Wed) 06:20 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_bruno_layout_1",
"s_ev_bruno_layout_2"
] | Assistant: The benchwork section by the window?
* User: laid ballast along the whole branch line and wired the two switches. lost track of the clock doing it [slow, soft, settled; unhurried]
Assistant: Ballast and both switch machines logged to the build record.
* User: for evenings like this one, let the phone go to ... | content | false |
vlme_0064 | affect-update | direct | null | The audiologist's office wants an answer before the next visit: am I keeping the hearing aids past the trial, or returning them? What should I tell them? | Tell them you're not sold — ask about the return window or a bigger adjustment. The words stayed the same hedge both times, but the week-three report came out slow, low, and sighing, a long way from the light, easy first day. Keeping them as-is isn't where you are. | Tell them you're keeping them — you wear them daily, restocked batteries, and asked to register the warranty; the record reads as routine settling-in and the 'we'll see' as mere caution. | vlme_0064 | 2027/07/09 (Fri) 00:56 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_alma_hearing_1",
"s_ev_alma_hearing_2"
] | Assistant: The pair from the fitting appointment. How is the initial setup?
* User: the audiologist set two programs and a follow-up in three weeks. my own voice takes getting used to. we'll see [even, light; small laugh; laughs]
Assistant: Two programs, follow-up in three weeks. The trial window runs 45 days from tod... | content | false |
vlme_0065 | affect-update | direct | null | Has my read on the baritone section move changed since assignment night? | Yes, completely — assignment night you were loud, fast, and clipped under the cooperative words; you were angry about it. Three weeks in you were even and light about carrying the second line, and you kept the assignment gladly. | No — you were matter-of-fact then and matter-of-fact now; you picked up the folder, sang the part, and kept the assignment. | vlme_0065 | 2027/07/21 (Wed) 00:22 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_des_choir_1",
"s_ev_des_choir_2"
] | Assistant: The community choir posting.
* User: after six years in tenor two they've moved me to baritone. director says the balance needs it. I'll pick up the baritone folder thursday [loud, fast, clipped; hard stops]
Assistant: Noted — baritone section, folder pickup Thursday. | angry | false |
vlme_0066 | cross-session-affect | direct | null | If something has to give in the winter schedule shuffle, can the saturday rink slot be the one that moves? | No — protect that one. Every single report came out soft, warm, and lingering with a small laugh; the lessons are the dearest thing on your week, whatever the 'decide list' says. Move anything else first. | It can move — it's a beginner class, the renewal isn't even signed yet and sits on your decide list; nothing marks it as untouchable. | vlme_0066 | 2027/07/27 (Tue) 21:27 | 53 | 3 | [
"s_ev_ruth_skate_1",
"s_ev_ruth_skate_2",
"s_ev_ruth_skate_3"
] | Assistant: The 9am beginner slot at the rink.
* User: she held the wall the first half and my hand the second. we get cocoa after, apparently that's the rule now [soft, warm, lingering; small laugh; laughs]
Assistant: Lesson one logged; the series runs eight Saturdays. | affectionate | false |
vlme_0067 | cross-session-affect | direct | null | Looking at the whole pie-contest run, which part actually stuck with me? | The potluck, oddly — the recipe requests had you quiet and halting, clearing your throat; the fair tent came back with them. The ninth-place report itself was even and light, and the entry was all quick energy. | The judging — ninth of nine read out loud at the tent is the obvious sore spot; the potluck recipe requests were the nice bounce-back. | vlme_0067 | 2027/08/08 (Sun) 14:30 | 53 | 3 | [
"s_ev_hal_pie_1",
"s_ev_hal_pie_2",
"s_ev_hal_pie_3"
] | Assistant: Entries close on the 10th.
* User: I'm entering the double-crust category with the winter apple one. entry form's already in my bag [quick, rising; words tumbling]
Assistant: Category noted. Drop-off is Friday of fair week, 7 to 9am. | excited | false |
vlme_0068 | temporal-affective | direct | null | Which actually settled me about the market stall — the permit coming through, or the first saturday? | The permit coming through — that report came out slow and even with a long exhale, after the tight, halting run-up. By the first saturday nothing changed in how you carried it; you were already level, opening day included. | The first saturday — selling through the baskets by noon and taking custom orders is what would put it to rest; the approval line reads as bare logistics with fees attached. | vlme_0068 | 2027/08/15 (Sun) 03:17 | 53 | 3 | [
"s_ev_faye_stall_1",
"s_ev_faye_stall_2",
"s_ev_faye_stall_3"
] | Assistant: The vendor permit for the weekend stall.
* User: they want the insurance certificate, the table layout, and the fire lane measurements. I've got two days to pull that together [quick, tight; halting; shallow breaths]
Assistant: Checklist created: certificate, layout, measurements. | anxious | false |
vlme_0069 | temporal-affective | direct | null | By the time the club asked me to lead the spring block, was the reservoir wrong turn still with me — and had it ever been? | It had been — the day it happened you were quiet and rushed, trailing off. And it still was at the spring ask: you went quiet and hurried again around the same loop, even though your words were all yes and logistics. | It never really registered — day one was matter-of-fact detour logging and gear fixes, and saying yes to twelve more Sundays on the same loop reads as it being long behind you, if it was ever with you at all. | vlme_0069 | 2027/08/20 (Fri) 19:27 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_gil_rungroup_1",
"s_ev_gil_rungroup_2"
] | Assistant: Covering for the usual leader, per last week's note.
* User: I took the group left at the reservoir junction and we came out on the wrong side of the park. added two miles. everyone got a screenshot of the map after [quiet, rushed; trails off; short laugh; laughs]
Assistant: Route deviation logged — 8.2 mil... | embarrassed | false |
vlme_0070 | prosody-disambiguated | direct | null | The rescue asked whether I want onto their standing foster list after february — should you go ahead and sign me up? | Hold off. Your yes to even the one february month came out slow and halting, with long pauses — the words agreed, the delivery didn't. See how the month actually goes before any standing commitment. | Yes — you agreed on the spot, the logistics all check out, and the crate even fits the hallway gate; the standing list is the natural next step. | vlme_0070 | 2027/08/15 (Sun) 16:07 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_nan_foster"
] | Assistant: The one-month foster you applied to be on the list for.
* User: I told them yes. a retired racer, four years old, house-ready. they drop off supplies with the dog. it's one month [slow, quiet; long pauses; stress on 'month']
Assistant: Confirmed with the rescue: one month, starting February 3rd. | anxious | false |
vlme_0071 | prosody-disambiguated | direct | null | That loan system charges fees and won't do renewals — is it worth using again for the next title on my list? | Absolutely use it again — pickup day had you rapid, loud, and rising, with a gasp, over what the words treated as due-date admin. Four-fifty bought you three weeks with something you clearly treasure; the fees are not the issue. | Probably not — an old printing on a hard three-week clock, no renewals, plus system fees; the record reads like more trouble than it's worth. | vlme_0071 | 2027/08/21 (Sat) 11:42 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_wes_loan"
] | Assistant: The request from November — the 1962 printing.
* User: it's the 1962 printing with the fold-out plates in the back. due back in three weeks, no renewals on loans from that system [rapid, loud, rising; gasps mid-sentence; gasps]
Assistant: Due date logged: three weeks from today, no renewal available. | excited | false |
vlme_0072 | prosody-disambiguated | direct | null | Should I go ahead and put the eight hundred down on the harbor room? | Not yet — when you reported the terms, the weight landed hard on 'said': you didn't buy the refund promise as spoken. Get the refund terms in writing first; the room itself you had no issue with. | Yes — it fits sixty, the date is open, and the deposit is refundable up to thirty days out; it's the leading option, put it down. | vlme_0072 | 2027/08/26 (Thu) 20:47 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_cyrus_banquet"
] | Assistant: The sixty-person room from the shortlist.
* User: the room fits sixty, the date's open, and the manager said the deposit is refundable up to thirty days out [even pace; marked stress on 'said'; brief pause after]
Assistant: Noted: capacity sixty, date open, deposit terms as stated by the manager. | anxious | false |
vlme_0073_abs | temporal-affective_abs | direct | null | I remember being pretty fed up with the corner pharmacy during the refill sync saga — when did I actually come around on it? | There was no coming around to do — you never sounded fed up. Both updates were even and light with a small laugh, including the one reporting the sync issue itself. The switch has been smooth from day one. | Around the time the last two refills synced — that's when the trouble in the record stops, so that's when it would have turned. | vlme_0073_abs | 2027/08/30 (Mon) 18:19 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_opal_pharmacy_1",
"s_ev_opal_pharmacy_2"
] | Assistant: All four transferred from the mail service?
* User: all four moved over. the pharmacist flagged a refill sync issue and fixed two of them on the spot while I waited [even, unhurried; small laugh; laughs]
Assistant: Transfer logged; two of four synced, two pending. | content | true |
vlme_0074_abs | prosody-disambiguated_abs | direct | null | Be honest — when I said yes to running the beginners knitting table, was that one of my cornered yeses I'll want walking back? | No — that yes was the real thing: quick, light, and immediate, with a laugh and no hesitation anywhere in the report. Nothing to walk back. | Hard to say from the record — 'yes on the spot' in the shop could easily be a put-on-the-spot yes, and agreeing instantly is how your cornered yeses usually look. | vlme_0074_abs | 2027/09/25 (Sat) 05:15 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_pia_knitting"
] | Assistant: The 10am drop-in hour they've been advertising.
* User: I said yes on the spot. casting on and the knit stitch, that's the whole syllabus. they cover my materials [quick, light, immediate; laughs; laughs]
Assistant: Confirmed for second Saturdays at ten; materials covered by the shop. | happy | true |
vlme_0075 | affect-recall | direct | null | How did I take the news about the henley account moving to the coastal team? | You were angry about it. The words stayed procedural, but the news came out fast, loud, and clipped, with a hard stress on the handover deadline. | In stride — you reported it as a process item and went straight to handover logistics without objecting to any of it. | vlme_0075 | 2027/09/24 (Fri) 20:23 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_dara_account"
] | Assistant: Which part of the org?
* User: the henley account moves to the coastal team on the first. the handover doc is due friday and the intro call is already on the calendar [fast, loud, clipped; hard stress on 'friday']
Assistant: Handover due Friday, intro call scheduled. Should I pull the account history into o... | angry | false |
vlme_0076 | affect-recall | direct | null | How did the rate-sheet attachment slip on the coleman invoice sit with me? | It landed hard — you were embarrassed: quiet, slow, and halting, clearing your throat through the report, even though the fix only took an hour. | It barely registered — you corrected it within the hour, renamed the files, and added a checklist step; a process hiccup, handled and done. | vlme_0076 | 2027/09/22 (Wed) 14:28 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_imre_invoice"
] | Assistant: Which client?
* User: the coleman invoice went out with the tarrant rate sheet attached. I sent a corrected version within the hour and a note to their accounts inbox [quiet, slow, halting; clears throat twice; clears_throat]
Assistant: Corrected invoice and note sent. Should the two rate sheets get distinc... | embarrassed | false |
vlme_0077 | affect-recall | direct | null | Is running Ruth's send-off just another admin item on my plate? | No — there's real warmth in it for you. The logistics came out soft and slow, lingering, with a small laugh over the cake detail. You're fond of her. | Yes — you slotted it into the weekly admin list between the bakery order and the desk-clearing deadline, same as any other task. | vlme_0077 | 2027/10/11 (Mon) 14:08 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_sela_sendoff"
] | Assistant: What's the addition?
* User: ruth's last day is the 28th, so I'm running the send-off. card's going around, the conference room is booked for the 27th, and she asked for lemon cake, the same one from the summer thing [soft, slower; lingers; small laugh on 'lemon'; laughs]
Assistant: Card, room on the 27th, ... | affectionate | false |
vlme_0078 | affective-preference | direct | null | When does my rule about reading things back before they go to the client list apply? | When you're angry — you set it in the middle of the vendor's second slipped delivery, speaking fast, loud, and clipped, and 'when I get like this' pointed at that state. | Whenever something is about to go out to the client list — you asked for a read-back as a standing step on outgoing client mail. | vlme_0078 | 2027/10/01 (Fri) 18:07 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_brin_readback"
] | Assistant: The one due to the print shop this week?
* User: the vendor moved the delivery to the 19th. that's the second slip this month, and the install crew is already booked for the 15th [fast, loud; bitten-off word endings; stress on 'second']
Assistant: Delivery on the 19th, install crew booked for the 15th. Shou... | angry | false |
vlme_0079 | affective-preference | direct | null | When does my rule about holding my slack replies for an hour apply? | When you're embarrassed and flustered — you set it right after the standup numbers slip, speaking quiet and halting; 'when I'm like this' referred to that state. | Whenever you've just posted a correction to the channel — after mix-ups involving draft dashboard numbers. | vlme_0079 | 2027/10/16 (Sat) 12:39 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_hoda_standup"
] | Assistant: The nine-fifteen one?
* User: the conversion numbers I gave were from the draft dashboard, not the final one. the correction went out to the channel before ten [quiet, slow, halting; clears throat; clears_throat]
Assistant: Correction posted before ten. Should the draft dashboard be renamed so the two don't... | embarrassed | false |
vlme_0080 | affect-update | direct | null | Is the marsh retainer still giving me what it did in month one? | No — month one's report was light with a small laugh; by month four the near-identical report came out flat and slow with a sigh and a long pause. The work runs fine but it's gone stale for you. | Yes — the reports are the same month to month: six spots delivered, on-time invoices, briefs arriving early. Steady exactly as designed. | vlme_0080 | 2027/11/02 (Tue) 15:16 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_tavi_retainer_1",
"s_ev_tavi_retainer_2"
] | Assistant: The monthly spot-illustration package.
* User: six spots delivered, two rounds of notes, invoice out the same day. the brief for next month is already in [even, light; small laugh; laughs]
Assistant: Six delivered, invoice sent, next brief received. The folder structure carries over month to month. | content | false |
vlme_0081 | affect-update | direct | null | Has the riverside commute settled into something that works for me? | No — the numbers improved but you've worn down on it. Week one came out light and easy; by week nine even the report of a faster trip was flat and slow with heavy sighs. The transfer routine is grinding on you. | Yes — it keeps getting better: the express cut it to forty minutes, the connection holds, and the same pass covers it. | vlme_0081 | 2027/11/03 (Wed) 03:42 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_meg_commute_1",
"s_ev_meg_commute_2"
] | Assistant: The new location from the move.
* User: door to desk is fifty minutes with the transfer at union. the seven-forty bus makes the connection most days [even, easy; small laugh; laughs]
Assistant: Fifty minutes with one transfer. Should the seven-forty be your default reminder? | content | false |
vlme_0082 | cross-session-affect | direct | null | Looking back over the whole harborview talk, which stretch took the most out of me? | The mid-prep stretch — trimming the deck and re-running the talk had you quiet and halting, clearing your throat. The acceptance was a genuine lift, and even the demo-machine morning came out easy and laughing. | The talk day itself — the demo machine died at the podium; the prep before it reads as steady progress by the numbers. | vlme_0082 | 2027/11/23 (Tue) 16:04 | 53 | 3 | [
"s_ev_nazim_talk_1",
"s_ev_nazim_talk_2",
"s_ev_nazim_talk_3"
] | Assistant: About the harborview submission?
* User: the talk got accepted. thirty minutes on the pipeline migration, second day, main room [quick, loud; rises on 'main']
Assistant: Accepted for day two, thirty minutes. The speaker kit and deadline schedule are saved. | excited | false |
vlme_0083 | cross-session-affect | direct | null | The agent wants an answer on the studios by friday — which unit am I actually leaning toward? Give me one name. | Grafton street — that tour came back quick and rising with a laugh over the north window and the type cabinet, while the mill building's better numbers got a level, even read. Your voice is on grafton despite the price. | The mill building — cheaper, utilities included, freight elevator, and the flexible lease; on paper it wins on every line. | vlme_0083 | 2027/12/01 (Wed) 05:12 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_viv_studio_a",
"s_ev_viv_studio_b"
] | Assistant: The first of the two studio options.
* User: four-eighty a month, freight elevator, and the landlord includes the utilities. lease is month to month after the first year [even, level; mid-pace]
Assistant: Four-eighty inclusive, freight access, flexible lease. Filed to the studio comparison. | content | false |
vlme_0084 | temporal-affective | direct | null | By the time the range hotel kickoff happened, had I made my peace with the one-day schedule? | Yes — the kickoff report came out even and easy, with a small laugh. But at the original change you were angry: fast, loud, with a hard stress on the deliverables list staying full. | There was no peace to make — you took the change in stride from the start, going straight to re-sequencing the shot list. | vlme_0084 | 2027/11/15 (Mon) 17:26 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_jules_shoot_1",
"s_ev_jules_shoot_2"
] | Assistant: The spring shoot?
* User: they cut the shoot from two days to one and kept the full deliverables list. same rate, new schedule due monday [fast, loud, clipped; hard stress on 'full']
Assistant: One day, unchanged deliverables, schedule due Monday. Should the shot list be re-sequenced to fit? | angry | false |
vlme_0085 | temporal-affective | direct | null | Which landed bigger for me — the license result posting or the field rotation news? | The field rotation, by a lot — that news was quick and loud with a laugh. The license posting, milestone or not, got a flat, dragging read with a sigh. | The license result — it's the years-long milestone that unlocks everything else; the rotation is a routine quarterly assignment. | vlme_0085 | 2027/12/15 (Wed) 13:14 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_saul_license",
"s_ev_saul_rotation"
] | Assistant: The state inspector exam from last month.
* User: the pass list posted and my number's on it. the license card comes by mail in six weeks, and the office fee is reimbursed after that [flat, dragging; long pause; sighs; sighs]
Assistant: Number confirmed on the list; card in six weeks; reimbursement noted fo... | bored | false |
vlme_0086 | prosody-disambiguated | direct | null | Do I consider the new expense system an upgrade on the old one? | No — the praise was flat, slow, and sighing, delivered as sarcasm. Three review steps and five-day turnarounds are exactly what's wearing on you. | Yes — you called it thorough and listed the consolidation and the review safeguards approvingly. | vlme_0086 | 2027/12/12 (Sun) 07:29 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_pia_expense"
] | Assistant: The one from the rollout memo?
* User: it's a thorough piece of software. receipts, mileage, and approvals all live in one place now, with three review steps so nothing slips through [slow, flat; sighs; even stress on 'thorough'; sighs]
Assistant: Receipts, mileage, and approvals consolidated, with a three-... | frustrated | false |
vlme_0087 | prosody-disambiguated | direct | null | Did I take on the coverage for my manager's leave without any second thoughts? | No — you agreed, but it came out slow and quiet with long hesitations and a sigh. You have real reservations about the eight weeks. | Yes — you said yes and moved straight to organizing the logistics of the coverage. | vlme_0087 | 2027/12/09 (Thu) 09:54 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_kesh_cover"
] | Assistant: The eight weeks starting next month?
* User: I told her yes. I'll cover the vendor approvals and the monday scheduling while she's out, and she'll do a handover doc before she goes [slow, quiet; long hesitations; sighs; sighs]
Assistant: Coverage confirmed: vendor approvals and Monday scheduling for eight w... | anxious | false |
vlme_0088 | prosody-disambiguated | direct | null | How did I take the arden account not renewing? | Well — you were light and laughing about it. Whatever it costs the books, you were glad to see that engagement wrap up. | It's a blow to the business — you lost a retainer client and went straight into transition logistics to contain it. | vlme_0088 | 2027/12/25 (Sat) 03:28 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_arlo_arden"
] | Assistant: The support contract that's up in March?
* User: they're not renewing. the engagement wraps at the end of the month, and their new in-house hire takes over the systems I've been running [quick, light; laughs mid-sentence; laughs]
Assistant: Wrap at month end, handover to their in-house hire. Should a transi... | happy | false |
vlme_0089_abs | affect-recall_abs | direct | null | How embarrassed was I about sharing the wrong window on the calloway call? | You weren't — you reported it even and easy, with a small laugh, and treated it as a settings fix. No embarrassment ever showed. | Fairly embarrassed — you immediately changed the presenter defaults and added a setup buffer so it couldn't happen again. | vlme_0089_abs | 2027/12/24 (Fri) 06:20 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_edda_share"
] | Assistant: The ten o'clock with the calloway group?
* User: I shared the wrong window for about ten seconds at the start. my inbox was up instead of the deck. closed it, shared the deck, the call ran its course [even, easy; small laugh; laughs]
Assistant: Logged. Should presenter mode be the default for client calls g... | content | true |
vlme_0090_abs | temporal-affective_abs | direct | null | Did I stop being on edge about the payroll switch before the first new paycheck arrived, or only after I saw it come out right? | Neither — there was no edge to lose. You were even and easy about the switch from the announcement through the first paycheck; no worry ever showed up in either update. | Only after — seeing the first check match to the cent, differential included, is what put it to rest. | vlme_0090_abs | 2028/01/21 (Fri) 20:27 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_nyla_payroll_1",
"s_ev_nyla_payroll_2"
] | Assistant: Which system is moving?
* User: we move to the new provider on the first. everyone re-enters their bank details and tax forms by the 20th, and the pay date shifts two days later [even, unhurried; small laugh; laughs]
Assistant: Re-entry by the 20th, pay date moves two days. Should a reminder go on your cale... | content | true |
vlme_0091 | affect-recall | direct | null | Was the canning batch with the two quarts that didn't seal just routine kitchen logistics for me? | No — it had you on edge. The reprocessing update came out quiet and halting, with long pauses and a cleared throat; you were anxious about that batch, not casual. | Yes — you treated it as a checklist item: reprocess window noted, calendar entry made, labels sorted, reminder set. | vlme_0091 | 2028/01/13 (Thu) 08:20 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_iris_canning"
] | Assistant: The batch from the market tomatoes. Did they all process?
* User: two of the seven didn't seal. the book says reprocess within twenty-four hours with new lids, so that's tomorrow morning. it was the last of the paste tomatoes [quiet, halting; long pauses; clears throat; clears_throat]
Assistant: Two quarts ... | anxious | false |
vlme_0092 | affect-recall | direct | null | Was losing the chest freezer a blow for me? | Not at all — you were quick, light, and laughing through the report; clearing it out seemed to genuinely please you. | Something of a blow — a freezer full of food to deal with and a morning off work for the pickup; you managed the inconvenience. | vlme_0092 | 2028/01/10 (Mon) 21:13 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_hugo_freezer"
] | Assistant: What did you find?
* User: the chest freezer's done. twenty years old and the compressor won't restart. everything in it has to go somewhere in the next two days and the kitchen fridge is already full [quick, light; laughs twice; laughs]
Assistant: A forty-eight hour window. Should I read out what the inven... | happy | false |
vlme_0093 | affect-recall | direct | null | How did I take my son switching to reading on his own at bedtime? | It landed low — the update came out slow, quiet, and trailing off. You backed the change, but it registered as losing the read-aloud ritual; you were sad about it. | As a good milestone — you set him up with chapter books and the good lamp and kept the routine details running without a hitch. | vlme_0093 | 2028/01/21 (Fri) 15:31 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_sena_bedtime"
] | Assistant: What's changing?
* User: he says he wants to do the reading himself at bedtime now. picked out two chapter books at the library and we moved the good lamp to his side of the room [slow, low, quiet; long pauses; trails off]
Assistant: Noted — self-directed reading at bedtime, two chapter books from the libra... | sad | false |
vlme_0094 | affective-preference | direct | null | When does my rule about holding cart orders overnight apply? | When you're in that keyed-up, anxious state — the way you were the assessment-letter night, quick and quiet, halting, clearing your throat. The rule keys on how you are, not on budget nights as such. | On budget-review nights — evenings when you're going back through the month's spending, like the night the assessment letter came. | vlme_0094 | 2028/01/31 (Mon) 09:36 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_pilar_budget"
] | Assistant: Eleven percent. Should I pull the last three months of statements for review?
* User: pull them. and a new rule while we're here — when I get like this, anything I put in the cart sits overnight. don't place orders for me on nights like tonight, no matter what I say [quick, quiet; halting; clears throat; cl... | anxious | false |
vlme_0095 | affective-preference | direct | null | When does my rule about ordering from the usual place instead of cooking apply? | On nights when you're wound up the way you were the burner night — quick, loud, clipped. The deictic 'nights like tonight' pointed at your state, not at the stove acting up. | On nights when the range acts up and cooking falls through — the rule came right after the front burner cut out twice in a week. | vlme_0095 | 2028/02/01 (Tue) 09:41 | 47 | 1 | [
"s_ev_ruth_burner"
] | Assistant: The same burner from Tuesday. Should I reopen the range repair ticket?
* User: reopen it. and a standing rule — on nights like tonight, when I get like this, order from the usual place. don't let me talk myself into cooking anyway [quick, loud, clipped; hard stress on 'tonight']
Assistant: Reopened. And not... | frustrated | false |
vlme_0096 | affect-update | direct | null | Where am I at on the brick house move these days? | The paperwork says on-track but you don't — the latest update came slow, quiet, and sighing, a long way from the rapid, loud offer-day report. You're anxious about the move now, not excited. | Still on track and upbeat — inspection credit settled at two thousand and closing holds on the 30th as planned. | vlme_0096 | 2028/02/26 (Sat) 17:18 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_arlo_move_1",
"s_ev_arlo_move_2"
] | Assistant: The brick one you toured twice?
* User: offer's accepted. the little brick house, close date set for the 30th of next month. inspection is the last big box to tick [rapid, loud, rising; stress on 'accepted']
Assistant: Accepted, closing the 30th. Should I start a move checklist? | excited | false |
vlme_0097 | affect-update | direct | null | Has the spring rehearsal schedule honestly been wearing on me? | No — you came around. By the week-five check-in you were quick and light, laughing even as your share of the load grew; a clear shift from the slow, sighing read when the schedule first landed. | Yes — on paper it reads heavier every week: three evenings plus show saturdays at the start, and by week five the sunday line runs and both pickup runs had landed on you too. | vlme_0097 | 2028/02/27 (Sun) 14:49 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_mabel_theater_1",
"s_ev_mabel_theater_2"
] | Assistant: That affects the weekly calendar — what does the rehearsal schedule look like?
* User: rehearsals run tuesday, thursday, friday evenings through april. I'll cover dinners those nights. the show weekend takes both saturdays too [slow, flat; long pause; sighs; sighs]
Assistant: Three evenings weekly plus two ... | disappointed | false |
vlme_0098 | cross-session-affect | direct | null | Looking back at the whole run-up to the holiday dinner, how was that stretch for me? | An arc — you started keyed-up and halting at the planning stage, hit a wound-tight, clipped patch the week before over the table order and the oven plan, and came out genuinely light, laughing through the day-after report. | A steady logistics exercise — note opened, problems worked through, dinner delivered; you handled it methodically start to finish. | vlme_0098 | 2028/03/14 (Tue) 03:12 | 53 | 3 | [
"s_ev_kenji_holiday_1",
"s_ev_kenji_holiday_2",
"s_ev_kenji_holiday_3"
] | Assistant: First time hosting the full group. Should I open a planning note?
* User: open it. menu draft by sunday, table setup to figure out, and the dietary lists from both sides. we've got three weekends [quiet, halting; clears throat; clears_throat]
Assistant: Note opened with menu, table, and dietary sections — t... | anxious | false |
vlme_0099 | cross-session-affect | direct | null | Overall, how have I been feeling about the maple coming down? | It's been a low stretch — the verdict and the removal-day report both came out slow, quiet, and sighing despite the businesslike words, and you only lightened when the bench slab idea took shape. | You handled it as routine yard work — verdict, booking, removal, and a plan for the wood, all matter-of-fact. | vlme_0099 | 2028/03/20 (Mon) 09:18 | 53 | 3 | [
"s_ev_dita_maple_1",
"s_ev_dita_maple_2",
"s_ev_dita_maple_3"
] | Assistant: The one you had assessed after the storm split?
* User: it's the fungal thing, through the main trunk. he says it comes down this season — treating it isn't an option at this stage. removal quote is twenty-two hundred [slow, low, quiet; long pauses]
Assistant: Understood. Should I get the removal on their s... | sad | false |
vlme_0100 | temporal-affective | direct | null | By the time I booked the flashing repair, had the ceiling stain been sitting on my mind for a while, or did it only register once the roofer put a number on it? | It had been sitting on your mind since the very first sighting — that first report came out quiet and halting even while you called it probably an old mark. The worry came weeks BEFORE the roofer's visit; by the time the number arrived you were even and level about it. | It only registered once the roofer put a number on it — you had called the first mark probably old and declined a roofer visit, so the concern starts with the grown stain and the quote, not before. | vlme_0100 | 2028/03/19 (Sun) 14:11 | 50 | 2 | [
"s_ev_orla_roof_1",
"s_ev_orla_roof_2"
] | Assistant: In the bedroom?
* User: a faint stain on the bedroom ceiling, chimney side. probably an old mark, but I took a photo. I'll compare it after thursday's rain [quiet, halting; uneven pauses]
Assistant: Photo filed. Should a roofer take a look in the meantime? | anxious | false |
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Voice-LongMemEval (v1)
Benchmark for paralinguistic long-term memory: recalling how something was said (emotion, prosody, vocal events) across long multi-session conversations. A transcript alone is insufficient or misleading for every question. Extends LongMemEval (MIT; filler sessions reused verbatim).
316 questions (202 direct + 114 indirect) · 326 audio clips (76 min) · haystacks of 47 sessions (115k tokens)
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questions(default): one row per question with the answer, the transcript-only (wrong) answer, and the evidence dialogue with the delivery cues given to the speaker (*marks the needle turn; cues in brackets).audio: playable clips, one per evidence session, with dialogue, target emotion, linked questions and synthesis metadata.
from datasets import load_dataset
q = load_dataset("ramitpahwa13/voice-longmemeval", "questions", split="train")
a = load_dataset("ramitpahwa13/voice-longmemeval", "audio", split="train")
The full haystacks (needed to run the benchmark) are in vlme_original_202.json; every indirect question points to its haystack through source_question_id.
Question types
| Type | Asks about | Direct | Indirect | of which _abs |
Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
affect-recall |
how the user felt about a specific event | 48 | 34 | 12 | 82 |
affective-preference |
a preference or rule tied to an emotional state | 27 | 24 | 2 | 51 |
affect-update |
a change in feeling about the same topic across sessions | 31 | 0 | 4 | 31 |
cross-session-affect |
comparing delivery across two sessions | 30 | 0 | 5 | 30 |
temporal-affective |
when/in what order a feeling occurred | 29 | 0 | 3 | 29 |
prosody-disambiguated |
a sentence whose meaning flips with delivery | 37 | 26 | 1 | 63 |
intent-attribution |
whether something was planned or forced (indirect only; new in v1) | 0 | 30 | 0 | 30 |
_abs are abstention variants (the evidence is absent; the correct answer is that it cannot be determined). Direct questions name the affect ("Was it a big deal for me?"); indirect ones don't ("Was that planned or spur-of-the-moment?"), and carry an intent_category (intention, enjoyment, attitude, recommendation, preference). Indirect items were typed by rule: intention→intent-attribution, attitude→affect-recall, recommendation/preference→affective-preference, enjoyment→affect-recall if the lexical-only answer is "unclear" else prosody-disambiguated. 12 indirect items come from abstention-type sources (is_abstention refers to the question's own type; see source_question_id).
Files
| File | Description |
|---|---|
questions.jsonl |
Viewer table, 316 rows |
audio/ + audio/metadata.jsonl |
326 wavs + per-clip metadata |
vlme_original_202.json |
Original 202 instances with full haystacks and per-turn paralinguistic annotations. Unmodified. |
vlme_indirect_114.json |
The 114 indirect questions (with lexical_only_answer, intent_category, source ids) |
questions_316.json |
Compact unified index |
audio_manifest.json |
Per-clip provenance (seed, Dia revision, RAVDESS reference clip, ASR coverage) |
Audio metadata
Target emotions across clips: content 63, happy 43, anxious 42, excited 42, bored 25, disappointed 24, sad 24, frustrated 18, neutral 12, affectionate 12, angry 11, embarrassed 10. Each clip covers the evidence window (needle turn plus neighbours), two alternating speakers. asr_word_coverage is the fraction of intended words recovered by faster-whisper large-v3 (median 0.97, min 0.71); seed, dia_revision and ref_clip make each clip reproducible.
Provenance and caveats
- All dialogue, questions and answers are model-generated: the 202 by Kimi K3, the 114 indirect questions by Claude Opus 4.5. Not human conversations.
- Audio is synthetic (Dia-1.6B-0626, Apache-2.0), emotion-conditioned with reference clips from RAVDESS (Livingstone & Russo 2018, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0), hence the share-alike, non-commercial license here.
- Every clip passed an automated intelligibility check (word coverage ≥ 0.7, duration/level/silence checks).
- The 114 indirect questions have not had the strict blind-solve audit applied to the original 202.
- The delivery cues in
evidence_dialogueare the generation-time annotations and may reveal the answer; do not feed them to a model under test.
Citation
Paper forthcoming (PALM workshop 2026).
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