If the emotion of happiness is present in the one of the dialogues of the conversation, then output Yes otherwise output No

Let me give you an example: So Dick , how about getting some coffee for tonight ?  Coffee ? I don ’ t honestly like that kind of stuff .  Come on , you can at least try a little , besides your cigarette .  What ’ s wrong with that ? Cigarette is the thing I go crazy for .  Not for me , Dick . 
The answer to this example can be: Yes
Here is why: Here the first sentence indicates the soft tone and how exciting the speaker is for drinking coffee and it suggests overall happy tone and the output is yes. So this is a positive example.

OK. solve this:
Long Distance . May I help you ?  Yes . I'd like to place an overseas call to London . Can I dial direct ?  No , sir . I'm afraid not .  Oh , I see . How about the charges ?  The charges vary according to the types of call you make . The cheapest is a station-to-stcrtion call , then a person-to-person call . The mini charge will apply for the first three minutes , then each additional minute will be charged .  Oh , let me think of it ... Could you put through a collect cal for me ?  Certainly . Who are you calling ?  It's a Mrs . Peters , Marilyn Peters .  And what's the number you are calling ?  It's London , 9981-6432 .  And your name and number ?  My name's Ron Smith and the phone number is 356-2210 .  Hang up and I'll call you back in a few minutes . 
Answer:
No