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:     Ok ... I ’ ll talk to you later . Bye  
 Person2:  Carrie , are you ok ? You seem a bit down .  
 Person1:      I just got off the phone with my boyfriend . He is always getting upset and losing his temper over nothing . It ’ s so hard to talk to him at times .  
 Person2:  Maybe it ’ s just that he is stressed out from work or something . He does have a pretty nerve wracking job you know .  
 Person1:      Yeah but , he is always in a really foul mood . I try to find out what ’ s bothering him or get him to talk about his day but , he always shuts down and brushes me off .  
 Person2:  Men are like that you know.They can feel nervous , anxious or on edge and the only way they can express it is by trying to hide it through aggressiveness .  
 Person1:      I guess you are right . What do you think I should do ? He wasn ’ t always this grouchy you know ...  
 Person2:  Talk to him , try to cheer him up when he is down and if that doesn ’ t work , I say get rid of him and get a new one !  
 Person1:      You are something else you know that ? 

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