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.

Ex Input:
I was so excited when I heard about this product. I love pork rinds. But these have a nasty chemical smell and they really don't taste good at all. Don't waste your money. I actually threw the remaining 17 packages away. They REALLY SUCK!!!!

Ex Output:
Negative


Ex Input:
I usually order Plum organic vegetable squeezable pouches for on the go but it comes one flavor per bulk.  So when I saw this variety pack, 8 count POUCHES I decided to order. I recieved it today and it is DRY PACKET food not POUCHES... False Description.  To make it worse I went online clicked on return-i got a message states this item is not returnable.  I feel ripped off with the FALSE DESCRIPTION.... How can you describe DRY PACKET FOOD as POUCHES???

Ex Output:
Negative


Ex Input:
we have fed our cats a lot of stuff. These 2 boy cats are not picky eaters. They loved the Purina. They loved the Nutro. They loved the Iams. They love whatever we feed them.  This review is based on what we, their affectionate owners love. After a certain age, we were instructed by the vet to consider senior foods- and lower carb foods, because the catties were fatties. We tried a few types of food. Some evinced no change. Some made the litter super-stink.  Some had too small a kibble and the cats barfed it up because they didn't have to chew it to swallow it...  This Felidae has done the trick. No problems to speak of. It is consistent in the litter and bearable on the nose. The cats love it. The kibble is sized appropriate to chewing. And here's the kicker: After feeding the cats Felidae, their demeanor improved. Their coats are super soft and lush- both are new improvements we can directly attribute to this food. We're now loyal Felidae consumers.  Additionally, the absence of corn product in the feed seems to lessen or remove the reactions of our friends with cat-allergies.

Ex Output:

Positive