You are given a conversation between two people.'Person1:' and 'Person2:' are used to separate their respective dialogues. You have to classify if there exist more than 2 unique emotions in conversation. If there are more than 2 unique emotions present in the conversation, the output should be classified as '1' else it should be '0'
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Question: Person1: Lousy weather , isn't it ?
Person2: It has stopped snowing , but it's even colder .
Person1: Look at the ice there hanging from the eaves .
Person2: And the streets are covered with snow .
Person1: Do you know what the temperature is today ?
Person2: I missed today's weather forecast over the TV .
Person1: It feels like ten degrees below zero at least . I don't mind the cold weather but I do hate it when it gets slippery .
Person2: The ice will soon be thick enough for skating . I am so fond of winter sports .
Person1: That's great . Let's go skating together tomorrow .

Answer: 1

Question: Person1: Hi , John , how was your vacation ?
Person2: Awesome , we went to Australia and New Zealand .
Person1: That must have been wonderful . Do anything interesting ?
Person2: Well , we went bungee jumping when we were in Australia .
Person1: Wow ! Isn ' t that dangerous ?
Person2: A little , but the rush was worth it .
Person1: Tell me about it .
Person2: We jumped off a bridge and fell 500 feet before the bungee cord caught us .
Person1: 500 feet ! I would never be able to do that .
Person2: Yeah , it was scary , but exhilarating .

Answer: 1

Question: Person1: Your knowledge of English is really surprising .
Person2: Oh , it's nothing to speak of .
Person1: No , seriously . I'm impressed .
Person2: Thank you . I appreciate the compliment .

Answer:
1