In the game of Monopoly®, when you roll doubles (i.e., when both of the two six-sided dice have the same number when they stop moving) you get to "go again." But there is a limit to this: if you roll doubles three times in a row, you have to "go to jail" (a space on the board that is a makeshift prison.)
In this problem, you will examine the user's three die rolls and determine whether or not they will result in going to jail.
The input will consist of six lines, each containing a digit representing the number that came up on one of the dice. Remember, each of the three rolls involves two dice. The first two lines represent the results of the first "roll," the third and fourth lines are the second roll, and the last two lines are the third roll.
Your output should be either the string "Go to jail!" (without quotes) or "Phew! You're safe." (without quotes) depending on whether the three rolls were in fact all doubles.
Example input #1:
2 1 1 2 4 4
Example output #1:
Phew! You're safe.
Example input #2:
6 6 6 6 6 6
Example output #2:
Go to jail!
Example input #3:
3 3 1 1 5 5
Example output #3:
Go to jail!