TASK DEFINITION: You are given a conversation between two people.'Person1:' and 'Person2:' are used to separate their respective dialogues. You have to classify if there exist more than 2 unique emotions in conversation. If there are more than 2 unique emotions present in the conversation, the output should be classified as '1' else it should be '0'
PROBLEM: Person1:     Hi Amanda , how are you ? I've missed working with you and the whole gang since my transfer last week . 
Person2: We've missed you too . The office just isn't the same without you . How is your new job ? 
Person1:     It's great . I really get to focus on what I like to do and everyone has been very nice and welcoming . However , I'm having a small problem with my new colleagues . 
Person2: What happened ? 
Person1:     Well , three people are celebrating their birthdays this month and the policy here is for everyone to contribute ten dollars to a card and cake for each person . 
Person2: Wow , so you'll be out thirty dollars on your first week at work ! 
Person1:     I know . It is a lot of money and I haven't gotten to know any of the people celebrating their birthdays well enough yet . At our old department , it was only three dollars for each birthday and there were only ten of us . 
Person2: Well , every department is different . You wouldn't want your new co-workers to think you're a Grinch , right ? 
Person1:     What is that ? 
Person2: A Grinch is a person who spoils the mood at a happy occasion by being selfish or unenthusiastic . You know - a party proper . 
Person1:     I definitely don't want to be that ! But , I still think it's unreasonable for them to ask me for such a big sum of money when we don't know each other very well . What should I do ? 

SOLUTION: 0

PROBLEM: Person1:     How are you getting along with your wife now ? 
Person2: What can you expect ? Not that good . 
Person1:     What are you going to do then ? 
Person2: Just let it go . 
Person1:     How are your work now ? 
Person2: Not bad , just let it go . 

SOLUTION: 0

PROBLEM: Person1:     What's wrong ? 
Person2: I have a headache . These past few days I've been living off painkillers . Man , I feel like my head is going to explode . 
Person1:     You should get acupuncture treatment . My mom was always having headache issues and it was acupuncture that cured her . 
Person2: The results are too slow . On top of that , just the thought of smoking needles poking into my flesh frightens me . 
Person1:     They don't just randomly stick you , they find your pressure points . The heat allows the body to immediately respond to the treatment , restoring the body's " chi " . 
Person2: But I get scared the moment I see a needle . How could I stand having needles in my body for hours on end ? 
Person1:     The needles are very thin , and as long as the doctor's technique is good , and the patient himself is relaxed , it won't hurt-on the contrary it will actually alleviate pain . Now there are high-tech needles that are micro thin ; they don't hurt at all . However , if you are really scared of acupuncture , scraping or cupping are also options . 
Person2: Scraping is too terrifying . When they finish scrapping , your body is all red , as if you were just tortured . Cupping is the same , your body ends up with red circles all over . It looks like someone beat you up . 
Person1:     This only signifies that the toxins have left the body . Actually , there is only discomfort during the treatment process . Once it's over you feel very comfortable . 
Person2: Chinese medicine is strange . The patients are already ill , and then the doctor makes them suffer more . 
Person1:     This is the only way to get at the problem . Anyway , if you want to relieve the pain , you are just going to have to be tough and do it . 
Person2: Forget it . I don't want to inflict any more pain on myself . In a little while I'll go and buy some more painkillers and take a nap . 

SOLUTION:

Show your work and conclude with the exact phrasing "Therefore, the final answer is [answer]." where [answer] is just the final number or expression that solves the problem.
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