Instruction: Determine the sentiment expressed by the user in her review from the provided choices, and respond by selecting one of the available options.

Input:
I love eggs.

Perhaps that's not correct. I love EATING eggs. I like them hardboiled, the boyfriend likes them poached. The problem is, I don't like babysitting a pot.

I recall a time in college where I had set some eggs a boiling pot of water and forgot to set my kitchen timer. Next thing I knew, I had forgotten my poor little pot of eggs and became absorbed in homework (yea, right... television), not realizing the impending doom of the evaporated water until the dry eggs started exploding in my kitchen.

Needless to say, an automatic egg cooker seemed like the perfect companion to my clutzy kitchen skills.

The problem is, the timer is just that -- a kitchen timer. And a quiet one (at least in my opinion). The device does not turn itself off at the end of its cycle. I've gotten a couple slightly rubbery eggs due to the assumption that the machine will shut itself off (much like my rice cooker switches to "keep warm" after the cooking cycle) and the low buzzing sound doesn't penetrate through the dining room and living room to reach my boisterous entertainment room. The buzz is annoying enough, to be sure, just not LOUD enough.

So, like the standard kitchen timer, I'll likely have to keep this egg cooker in the same room that I'm in, so that I can hear the alarm as it goes off.

Even so, it's still a good cooker. The boyfriend loves the poached eggs (since heaven knows I don't know how to cook them right), and I love not having to fish the eggs out of boiling water right on time. You still do have to babysit the timer, and turn the machine to "keep warm" manually after the alarm sounds, but it's still better than being chained to a pot in the kitchen. At least now I can cook eggs next to my television without missing anything.

Options:
A: very positive
B: positive
C: neutral
D: negative
E: very negative
Answer: B: positive