Given a negotiation between two participants, answer 'Yes' if both participants agree to the deal, otherwise answer 'No'.
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Question: THEM: what do you want? YOU: ideal would be the ball and two hats. THEM: i'd need the book at 3 hats to be at 6. that's the best i can do. YOU: deal, i'll take the ball and one hat.

Answer: Yes

Question: THEM: i can offer you the hats YOU: i can take the ball and 2 hats or the ball and 2 books. THEM: no i can only offer you the 3 hats or this wont work for me and we say no deal until the button comes up YOU: fine. THEM: fine what???? YOU: no deal. three hats only gives me three points. i can't do it. THEM: fine i can offer you 2 hats YOU: i can also take the ball and you get everything else. THEM: now i can offer you no hats YOU: i can also offer you the ball and i take everything else. 5 points isn't horrendous for me. THEM: i can offer you one book and 3 hats last offer YOU: no deal.

Answer: No

Question: THEM: i would like the hat, one ball, one book. YOU: i need all the balls and either a hat or a book THEM: well you can have all the balls then but to be a fair sport i'll take the hat and the two books, even split 3 and 3 YOU: good try, i can't do that. it isn't about the amount of objects. how about i take the balls and 1 book THEM: i'll give you two books and one ball then YOU: no all the balls and 1 book THEM: well my final offer is you can have all the balls and thats about it, tried to be fair you can walk away with something or nothing at this point. YOU: i take nothing, you aren't understanding the deal. it isn't about the amount of objects it is about the point value of each product. THEM: oh i understand just fine, and that is my offer. YOU: no deal.

Answer:
No