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: I am sorry to say this , but I seem to have lost the key to the safe .
Person2: Where do you think you lost it ? Outside the hotel ?
Person1: Yes , I believe so.How should I compensate for this ?
Person2: I'm afraid , ma'am , you have to pay U . S . $ 100 since you lost the key .
Person1: What ! One hundred U . S . dollars.Is it covered by the insurance ?
Person2: I'm afraid no.It is not covered by this insurance .

Answer: 0

Question: Person1: Are the children all grown up now , Rose ?
Person2: Oh , yes . Laura ' s the oldest . She ' s a computer programmer .
Person1: Oh , very interesting . And what about Rita ? She was such a bright child always reading .
Person2: She ' s a librarian at the public library .
Person1: Really ? And Chris ? She was a very pretty little girl .
Person2: Christy is working as a waitress at a restaurant in Paris . She ' s married to a French photographer .
Person1: Oh , how interesting . And what about Larry and Rocky ?
Person2: Larry drives a truck . He drives all over the country . We hardly ever seen him .
Person1: Really ? Where does he live now ?
Person2: Colorado .
Person1: And does Rocky drive a truck , too ?
Person2: Oh , no . Rocky is a pilot .
Person1: Really ? Where does he fly ? Does he fly to other countries ?
Person2: Yes . Mostly to England and France .

Answer: 1

Question: Person1: Do you think I should buy this now and bring it with us ?
Person2: Don't bother . those are a dime a dozen where we are going .

Answer:
0