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

Input: Consider Input: ASSISTANT: hello , ASSISTANT: What kind of movies do you like? , USER: I like documentaries. , ASSISTANT: Why do you like documentaries? , ASSISTANT: What did you like about that documentary? , ASSISTANT: Can you tell me a movie you did not like?, classify_text: Yeah, I watched about the first 5 minutes of the Ali G movie. I don't remember the title of it, but it was just absolutely terrible, gut wrenching, just absolutely awful, absolutely awful. I'm not I don't want to watch something if it's that bad, you know. I watched the first 10 minutes. I thought, this is not going to be good, so I just sort of left it at that, even though I love the TV show. It was kind of weird, because I thought it would be a lot better than what it was.

Output: USER


Input: Consider Input: ASSISTANT: What type of movies are you interested in? , USER: action movies , ASSISTANT: Is there a specific title that you like? , USER: I really like John Wick. , ASSISTANT: What about John Wick interested you? , USER: Really good fight scenes and the story was really good for an action movie. And it was pretty dark., classify_text: I can definitely see why that would be appealing

Output: ASSISTANT


Input: Consider Input: ASSISTANT: What kind of movies do you enjoy and why? , USER: I like historical drama movies. I like them because they're based on true stories, and they have usually have a great screenplay, and they can't make a sequel out of those. , ASSISTANT: Is there a particular film you enjoy? , USER: I like the movie Schindler's List and I like the movie Lincoln. , ASSISTANT: What did you like about that kind of film? , USER: I liked them As I said, I liked them for the fact that they're based on true stories. I liked that they had very good acting, and, classify_text: They were just very very intriguing.


Output: USER