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:     Hi , Tony . Haven ’ t seen you for a long time . How have you been ?  
 Person2:  OK , I ’ Ve been looking for a job for days , and I haven ’ t found one yet . It's so hard finding work these days . Have you had any luck ?  
 Person1:      Yes , I've got a job , a waiter's job in a restaurant .  
 Person2:  Are you well paid ?  
 Person1:      Well , $ 10 per hour , but I can keep the tips . That comes to roughly $ 80 every evening  
 Person2:  Not bad .  
 Person1:      Actually , there's still another opening . If you are interested , you ’ ll surely get it .  
 Person2:  That ’ s great ! I ’ ll go there right now and speak with the boss .  
 Person1:      There ’ s no rush . You can see him tomorrow . I ’ Ve told him about you . He promised to give you the job .  
 Person2:  That was nice of you , Susan . Thanks a lot .  
 Person1:      Think nothing of it , Tony . I ’ m sure you ’ d do the same for me .  
 Person2:  Could you tell me a bit more about the work there ? I mean , those dos and don'ts . I am a green hand , you know .  
 Person1:      First of all , you must be punctual . You should be there before 6 p . m . so that you will have half an hour for preparation changing clothes and things like that . Then , remember you should smile . Smile to your customers all the time . Never pull a long face even If you feel awful that day . Anything else ? Oh , yes . Never argue with your boss . Learn to say ' Yes , sir . '  
 Person2:  Be a yes-man , you mean ?  
 Person1:      You may put it that way if you like . Don ’ t worry . You ’ ll have no problem .  
 Person2:  I hope not . 

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