text: Sunday afternoon I spotted a friend in Wilton Road trying to break into his own
  car. The remote central locking had failed and he was having a problem with a damaged
  key hole. When the door was persuaded to open the alarm went off. The remainder
  of the electrics appeared to be dead and the starter switch did absolutely
  nothing. I lamely suggested a battery fault but was told a new one was installed
  earlier in the day when the problem first showed up. So all that could be done
  was leave the car there until the repair man could get to it.
  While passing by next morning I saw a repair truck backed up to the broken vehicle but that didn’t stop a Bexley bastard giving it a ticket for overstaying the one hour parking restriction.
  At the last Places Scrutiny meeting Mr. Ben Stephens, boss of Bexley’s parking team, was at pains to tell everyone what a sensitive caring chap he is so after my friend sends him the letter the repair man kindly supplied we may learn if Mr. Stephens is just another of Bexley council’s professional liars or a man of his word.
  The problem with the car proved to be an intermittent earth return cable and a dud starter motor.
explanation: The document describes an incident where the author's friend had trouble with his car due to a failed remote central locking system, a damaged keyhole, and electrical issues. The friend was unable to start the car and had to leave it parked, which resulted in a parking ticket. The document also mentions a letter that the friend plans to send to Mr. Ben Stephens, the head of Bexley’s parking team, to see if he follows through on his claims of being sensitive and caring. The car's issues were eventually resolved by a repair man who identified an intermittent earth return cable and a faulty starter motor.
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: Sunday afternoon I spotted a friend in Wilton Road trying to break into his own
  car. The remote central locking had failed and he was having a problem with a damaged
  key hole. When the door was persuaded to open the alarm went off. The remainder
  of the electrics appeared to be dead and the starter switch did absolutely
  nothing. I lamely suggested a battery fault but was told a new one was installed
  earlier in the day when the problem first showed up. So all that could be done
  was leave the car there until the repair man could get to it.
  While passing by next morning I saw a repair truck backed up to the broken vehicle but that didn’t stop a Bexley bastard giving it a ticket for overstaying the one hour parking restriction.
  At the last Places Scrutiny meeting Mr. Ben Stephens, boss of Bexley’s parking team, was at pains to tell everyone what a sensitive caring chap he is so after my friend sends him the letter the repair man kindly supplied we may learn if Mr. Stephens is just another of Bexley council’s professional liars or a man of his word.
  The problem with the car proved to be an intermittent earth return cable and a dud starter motor.
distilabel_metadata.role: user
distilabel_metadata.raw_output_q_a_detector_0: The document describes an incident where the author's friend had trouble with his car due to a failed remote central locking system, a damaged keyhole, and electrical issues. The friend was unable to start the car and had to leave it parked, which resulted in a parking ticket. The document also mentions a letter that the friend plans to send to Mr. Ben Stephens, the head of Bexley’s parking team, to see if he follows through on his claims of being sensitive and caring. The car's issues were eventually resolved by a repair man who identified an intermittent earth return cable and a faulty starter motor.
  
  Label: no-question