You are provided with a list of converations between a "USER" and "ASSISTANT". Figure out if the conversation provided as "classify_text" is authored by "USER" or "ASSISTANT". There are maximum of 7 conversations between "USER" and "ASSISTANT" in each input

Ex Input:
ASSISTANT: In general what kinds of movies do you like to watch? , USER: I really like romantic comedies. , ASSISTANT: why is that? , USER: They are sort of fun and happy movies. They have a happy ending. They make you laugh, usually. They're heartwarming, , USER: sort of more of a more of a good natured, so you're not like depressed or anything watching it. It's It's rarely like a sad film. It's usually just something that will make you feel good. , ASSISTANT: I see. is there a particular movie like that you remember?, classify_text: Yes. Sleepless in Seattle's one of my favorite movies.

Ex Output:
USER


Ex Input:
ASSISTANT: What type of movies do you like? , USER: I like romantic movies, and I like comedies. , ASSISTANT: why do you like romantic movies? , USER: I get really engaged in them. I like the love stories. It takes me away from my boring old love story. , ASSISTANT: What is one of your favorite movies? , USER: One of my favorite movies would be Titanic., classify_text: why's that?

Ex Output:
ASSISTANT


Ex Input:
ASSISTANT: what kind of movie do you generally like , USER: I like interesting movies. They could be action or story-driven, science fiction, anything, except romantic movies. , ASSISTANT: why do you like those type of movies? , USER: They keep my interests and I feel like I can put myself in the movie by imagining it. , ASSISTANT: can you name a particular movie that fits that category, and describe a bit about why u like that kind of movie , USER: Guardians of the Galaxy because I really enjoyed it. And the story was compelling, and I liked the characters presented., classify_text: nice choice. how about a movie that you didn't necessarily like that fits that category, and why you didn't like that kind of movie

Ex Output:

ASSISTANT