You are given a conversation between two people. 'Person1:' and 'Person2:' are used to separate their respective dialogues. You are required to assign a label 'formal' if there is an absence of emotion and a presence of questions anywhere within the conversation. If such pattern is not found assign the label 'informal'.

[Q]: Person1: Hello !
Person2:Is that the box-office ?
Person1: Yes .
Person2:I'd like to book two tickets for the film ' Jane Eyre ' for this evening , please .
Person1: Just a minute please . Oh , I'm sorry , all the tickets for tonight have been sold out .
Person2:What a pity ! How about tomorrow evening ?
Person1: Oh , you're lucky , there are just two tickets left . Do you want to take them ?
Person2:Wonderful , I'll take them .
Person1: OK , your name and telephone number please .
Person2:Wang Min . Telephone number is 13811658 . Can I pick the tickets this afternoon ?
Person1: Yes , of course .
Person2:Thank you very much .
[A]: informal

[Q]: Person1: Excuse me , sir ? I just need a little bit more information . Could you tell me your telephone number and mailing address ?
Person2:Sure . My number is 545-8897 , and I live at 908 Mulbury Street .
Person1: That ' s 545-8897 and your mailing address is 908 Mulbury Street . The zip code is 20310 , right ?
Person2:That ' s right .
[A]: formal

[Q]: Person1: Want to join me for a midnight snack ? I need to grab something to eat .
Person2:Fine with me , but no more chafing dish .
Person1: Let's go the food stall . There's a good one just around the corner .
Person2:I'd love to try some snacks .
Person1: ( Later ) Everything looks tempting . What do you want to have ?
Person2:Kebabs and roast squid .
Person1: Can I have a bite ?
Person2:Help yourself .
Person1: Supper !
[A]:
informal