In this task, You are given a review of Amazon's food products. Your task is to divide them into two classes: negative or positive, depending on the content of the review.

Input: Consider Input: Suppose modern technology were the figment. Suppose you were writing a technology-fiction book about teenagers attending an Institute of Technology. Would the classes be "History of Technology", "How to Use Technology", and "Get in Touch With Your Inner Technologist"? Would fights between students take the form of teens using technology on each other? Would the students self-identify as members of Electricity clans or Chemistry clans? Seems threadbare, but you cold still write a book worth reading if you gave it a real plot and interesting characters. This book is the fantasy equivalent. It has the tired recycled tropes ("I'm a Witch, and I'm going to show off by casting a glowing light!") without the story that would redeem them.

Output: negative


Input: Consider Input: After a year of this product working fine, our internet provider recommended we do a hard reset of this device to improve the connection between this router and our modem. That’s when the problems began. Netgear spent over 30 minutes on the phone with us, found the issue and then wanted $139 for further support, more than we paid for the router initially. Escalating to a supervisor he offered a lower price but no other options other than a troubleshooting article we could have found ourselves (if we had internet connection). We have lost a day of work, still don’t have internet, Netgear doesn’t care in the least.

Output: negative


Input: Consider Input: I jog 25 miles per week in NYC; I always run in cheap Saucony Jazz sneakers. I thought it was time for an upgrade; and assumed ASICS would be supportive and comfortable. I was wrong. These shoes are horrible. No ventilation and gave me knee pain. It feels as if you are fighting against the shoe as you jog.


Output: negative