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:     Hey , Shirley ! Want to join me for lunch ... my treat ! 
 Person2:  Wow ! Sure ! 
 Person1:      I must confess I have an ulterior motive for asking you to lunch . 
 Person2:  Oh ... that's OK ... as long as you're buying ! 
 Person1:      I really want to pick your brain about something I've been thinking a lot about . 
 Person2:  I'd love to help if I can . 
 Person1:      Well , as you know , I have a Bachelor's degree in English literature and that's served me well so far , but I've always wanted to do some post-graduate work ... maybe even get a Doctorate ! 
 Person2:  Wow ! Just the idea of going back to school fills my head with pain . 
 Person1:      But you have a Master's degree ... hasn't that helped your career ? 
 Person2:  Yeah , I'd have to say it has . But I'm still paying for it , you know . 
 Person1:      I know education is expensive , but it's been my lifelong dream . Call me crazy , but I've always wanted to have that PhD at the end of my name . 
 Person2:  Well , getting a Doctorate degree would mean close to a decade of school . Can you afford that ? Can you survive that ? 
 Person1:      I certainly can't afford it , but I'm sure I could find some good student loans . 
 Person2:  I think you need to separate the dream of having a PhD from the reality of years of more schooling . It's not as romantic as you might think . 
 Person1:      Yeah ... I keep thinking about what I'll do with a Master's or Doctorate . I love language but I don't think there are a lot of well-paying jobs out there for experts on Shakespeare . 
 Person2:  Uh huh , that's for sure . You might find that your only career choice is teaching other graduate students . 

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