Instruction: Given a question and the related document, predict if the question is answerable based on the information provided in the document. Output only yes or no.

Input:
Question: Is the drop in slot big enough to fit a set of automobile keys with keyless remotes attached?
Document: The drop slot is not big enough to accept rolled coins. This is a good, sturdy, small safe. Two different keys are required to open it. Key action is smooth. It does not require batteries or electricity. It screws to the floor in 4 places. Screws can only be accessed when the safe is open.
We have been saving for a big ticket purchase and seem to always find other things to spend our money on. The slot in the front allows us to put money into it with out having to open the entire door. Having 2 different keys that are required to open it is awesome. I have both of one of the keys and my sweetheart has both of the other set.
This safe serves it's purpose but not without hassles. Having to use two keys is a bit of trouble. It is complicated to open even with the keys. I cannot find deposit bags to fit into the slot so that is another incovenience. The safe is however small and relatively inexpensive.
Product was exactly as on line - Shipped quick. This is a great safe if you need a drop slot.
This thing is heavy. Made very well and durable. Thick door with enough room for documents, checks, cash and no getting in without the keys. Love this thing and wish I'd gotten it sooner
I purchase this for our church. Since we have multiple worship services and the offering collection is not counted during each service, this is a safe and very secure way to hold the offerings till the authorized staff is ready to count the offering during the last service. During the other services the ushers or deacons (always two of them) will place the offering in an envelope and insert it in the drop slot.
It is heavy enough yet lightweight enough to move it easily.
This is the only &#34;money only&#34; safe I found like this. PERFECT! It is large enough to hold a great deal of money &/or a hand gun & some ammo-although I can't see it being practical for a gun unless you don't see needing it quickly (EVER) or needing it w/o the other key-holder home, just something to consider. It's MUCH better suited for cash & checks, important paperwork etc.
Tuff box, I would recommend it. The reason I gave it a 4 instead of a 5 is because when customers put money in the slot it stays in the slot instead of dropping in the box. If someone wanted two they could fish the money back out of the box.
this is a solid drop safe. it came with bolt downs and all.well constructed and not thin cheap steel. good deal.
Answer: yes