Task: Question Answering
Input (English): Passage: Today , I had to go to court for a traffic ticket I got . I was upset about the ticket to start with because it was a speeding ticket and I knew it will be expensive unless they decide to dismiss it . I felt like this could go either way .  One of the most important things about court is to be there on time , so I made sure to have the directions to the courthouse printed out the night before and to get up early enough to get ready on time .  I left with plenty of time to spare and drove carefully , being sure not to speed , to get to the courthouse .  Once I was there , I parked and went to the door .  I had to go through a metal detector to get inside , because they have to make sure people are n't bringing weapons into the courthouse .  They told me where to go , and I went there just to find another very long line of probably seventy five people waiting . I got at the end of this line and waited patiently for the court room to open . When they finally opened the doors , we were all instructed to sign in and have a seat .  I did as I was told , and then there was more patient waiting while they called everyone 's name .  We were called in the order we had arrived .  Since I had no other tickets in the previous three years , I was able to work out a deal with him and save some money . I still had to pay court costs , which set me back about a hundred and fifty dollars , but it was much better than paying the entire fine for the speeding ticket . I left court feeling relieved . Question: What happened to the person? Option1: They were placed in jail at the courthouse Option2: they worked out a deal and saved money
Output (English): they worked out a deal and saved money