text: My work friend and I ventured out during lunchtime today to the shops at Faneuil Hall. It was crowded, granted, but not as bad as it usually is during summertime.
  We hit the basics: Ann Taylor Loft, Banana and Gap. My friend was buying a pair of pants at Gap. Instead of waiting in line with her, I wandered over to Gap Body. And waited. And waited. Wondering who in the hell in their right mind would spend over $50 at Gap Body on fricking pajamas...(please tell me you don't spend that much, do you???)
  This friend of mine? Is notorious for her "bad line luck." You know, the person who ALWAYS gets stuck in a long line...no matter what. The person ahead of her, naturally, wanted to open a new Gap account.
  Much like grocery stores, how about express lines in clothing stores??? Only these express lines would be specifically for people who are shopping on their lunch break.
  And it wouldn't have to just be clothing stores. What about Target? What about the pharmacy? Anywhere people run errands on their lunch breaks! Easy in, easy out! No hassle, no fuss, NO WAITING.
  Who's with me?
  And psssst....Don't forget about my contest! Oh! And lookie - over on the right hand side? Couldja throw me a vote? I think you have to sign up to vote, but it really only takes a sec. Pinky swear.
explanation: The text is a personal anecdote about a shopping experience during lunchtime, discussing the frustration of long lines and suggesting the idea of express lines for people shopping on their lunch breaks. It also includes a request for participation in a contest and a vote. The text does not contain any math questions or answers.
distilabel_metadata.content: Evaluate the user given text extract and determine if it contains a math question and optionally and answer to this question.
  
  Output rules:
  
  1. Briefly describe the document and mention if it contains a question or a question and answer.
  2. Finalize the output with: Label: no-question,question,question-and-answer,multiple-question,multiple-question-and-answer
distilabel_metadata.role: system
distilabel_metadata.content: My work friend and I ventured out during lunchtime today to the shops at Faneuil Hall. It was crowded, granted, but not as bad as it usually is during summertime.
  We hit the basics: Ann Taylor Loft, Banana and Gap. My friend was buying a pair of pants at Gap. Instead of waiting in line with her, I wandered over to Gap Body. And waited. And waited. Wondering who in the hell in their right mind would spend over $50 at Gap Body on fricking pajamas...(please tell me you don't spend that much, do you???)
  This friend of mine? Is notorious for her "bad line luck." You know, the person who ALWAYS gets stuck in a long line...no matter what. The person ahead of her, naturally, wanted to open a new Gap account.
  Much like grocery stores, how about express lines in clothing stores??? Only these express lines would be specifically for people who are shopping on their lunch break.
  And it wouldn't have to just be clothing stores. What about Target? What about the pharmacy? Anywhere people run errands on their lunch breaks! Easy in, easy out! No hassle, no fuss, NO WAITING.
  Who's with me?
  And psssst....Don't forget about my contest! Oh! And lookie - over on the right hand side? Couldja throw me a vote? I think you have to sign up to vote, but it really only takes a sec. Pinky swear.
distilabel_metadata.role: user
distilabel_metadata.raw_output_q_a_detector_0: The text is a personal anecdote about a shopping experience during lunchtime, discussing the frustration of long lines and suggesting the idea of express lines for people shopping on their lunch breaks. It also includes a request for participation in a contest and a vote. The text does not contain any math questions or answers.
  
  Label: no-question