Definition: You are given a conversation between two people. 'Person1:' and 'Person2:' are used to separate their respective dialogues. If the conversation begins with a question, label it '1' otherwise '0'.
Input: Person1: ... Now that we have been over the gory details of our disastrous first quarter , Ed ! Give us some good news . How are things looking for us in terms sales this month ?
Person2: Uh well ... would you like the bad news first or the really bad news ?
Person1: What ? Ed , don ' t tell me you only have bad news !
Person2: Well sir , our sales have dropped , no plunged , fifty percent in the past month alone . We are currently overstocked and overstaffed and our profits refalling fast . The market is in recession and we have no way of moving our inventory , or getting rid of our staff . If we consider redundancies , it would cost us a fortune because of the new regulations governing compensation packages . It ' s a real mess .
Person1: For crying out loud ... How fast are we losing money ?
Person2: Um ... how can I put this ? Let ' s just say that at this pace , we will be filing for Chapter eleven in less than three months .
Person1: What ! Geez ! How could this have happened ? So what ' s the bad news ?
Person2: Oh , that ' s the really bad news . Our supplier suffered QC problems and , well , half of our production is faulty . We ' re going to have to recall all itemssold in the last quarter . And the worst part ? We ' re going to have to shoulder this cost .
Person1: Are you joking ? Get the supplier on the line now ! They have to assume the costs of this mess !
Person2: We tried that , sir . The factory has gone under and the owner apparently has fled the country .
Person1: We ' re doomed !
Person2: There is some really good news though !
Person1: Really ? What !
Person2: I got offered a new job !
Output:
0