You are given a conversation between two people. 'Person1:' and 'Person2:' are used to separate their respective dialogues. Your task is to classify the conversation either convey 'No emotion' or 'Happiness' by providing '1' and '0', respectively.

[EX Q]: Person1: Hi ! Does this hotel have an exercise facility ?
Person2: But of course ! We have a great exercise facility .
Person1: Good . Now exactly where is it ?
Person2: It's located right under our lobby . Just take the elevator or the stairs one flight down .
Person1: Is this going to cost me anything ?
Person2: No , sir . The gym is absolutely free . However , be sure to take your room key with you .
Person1: When does the gym open and close ?
Person2: The hours couldn't be better , 24/7 .
Person1: Very good . Now , is there a trainer down there ?
Person2: I wish I could tell you yes , but no , there isn't .
[EX A]: 0

[EX Q]: Person1: Do you have a copy of today ' s newspaper ? I want to check the results from the world athletics championship .
Person2: Yes , I ' m just reading them myself . It ' s been a great competition . We got gold medals in three events .
Person1: Yes , we won the men ' s 110 metres hurdles . I watched that on TV . What other events did we win ?
Person2: We won the men ' s high jump and the women ' s 1500 meters .
Person1: That ' s great . Those athletes must train for years to get into peak physical condition . They must be terribly disappointed if they don ' t win .
Person2: The woman who won the 1500 meters also broke the world record by 2 seconds .
Person1: That ' s amazing ! Were any other records broken ?
Person2: A Russian man broke the discus record by a centimeters . Out best athlete broke his personal best in the long jump , but it only got him third place .
Person1: Did you see the final of the men ' s 100 metres ? It was very exciting . One competitor made two false starts .
Person2: Was he disqualified ?
Person1: Yes , he was . I imagine he must be very angry with himself for that .
[EX A]: 0

[EX Q]: Person1: Are there many idioms in English ?
Person2: There are hundreds and hundreds.English is particularly rich in idiomatic expressions .
Person1: Can you give us an example ?
Person2: I'll look up the rate.To look up doesn't mean to look high into the sky or to look at the roof.It means to search for and find some information .
Person1: What about the expression goodbye ? Is that an idiom ?
Person2: That is just a natural , grammatical English expression.It has a direct translation in other languages .
Person1: This is interesting , Ms.Parker .
[EX A]:
1