In this task, you're given a statement, and three sentences as choices. Your job is to determine which sentence clearly disagrees with the statement. Indicate your answer as '1', '2', or '3' corresponding to the choice number of the selected sentence.
--------
Question: Statement: It's pretty hard to say, 'Never speak again. Choices: 1. If you push this red button all the people will stop talking forever. 2. The President may wish to, but cannot tell others to stop talking forever. 3. You can't actually tell some one to shut up permanently.

Answer: 1

Question: Statement: yeah i'm that's one of mine my husband's a little more inclined toward that but i'm not real uh interested in self-improvement books at all i think everything's too topical nowadays Choices: 1. I'm not interested in books about self-improvement, unlike my husband. 2. My husband recently bought a Tony Robbins book. 3. My husband and I are really into books on self-improvement.

Answer: 3

Question: Statement: The salient questions, outlined above, are more relative and whether Democratic promises to refrain from spending the surplus are less trustworthy than Republican promises to match tax cuts with spending cuts, and which hypothetical error--excessive spending or excessive tax cuts--would be harder to reverse. Choices: 1. Republicans swearing to cut taxes and Democrats promising to show restraint with the surplus may be two sides of the same coin of excess in a time when moderation is what's needed. 2. It's hard to determine whether the damage from spending too much is easier to remedy than the damage from cutting taxes too drastically. 3. It's hard to determine who is more sincere between the Democrats promising to cut taxes and the Republicans talking about saving the surplus.

Answer:
3