Categorize the comment on the basis of obscenity. If the comment is obscene output Yes, otherwise output No.

Ex Input:
I wouldn't ride a bike on any road in a hundred mile circle around Anchorage! That includes the Kenai Peninsula. Distracted driving is now a way of life. Defensive Driving needs to be taught in schools and every driver should have to take a test every 5 years!

Ex Output:
No


Ex Input:
As the May 17th train leaves the station - those surprised by the city's timing might have benefited from a full exposure of the election. Notice folks:  Glenwood *doesn't need* roundabouts. Jim Wildish, LTD chair, owns huge re-zonable riverfront acreage on Franklin (.5mi south from bridge). Glenwood won't get any less valuable as Eugene bursts at the seams, and Springfield's the only place left with affordable housing, utilities, and business space - so whats the rush?  A CLT parking lot is a costly anachronism. CLT *won't* be developed in Springfield because the investors aren't there. The mayor's 'hail Mary' for a dead wood products industry, her signature project, is now on an almost unstoppable trajectory to build Patel's hotel.  A convention center won't want poor folk's homes or inclusionary zoning that might mar river vistas. This status quo has radical, long term consequences. Its why I ran for mayor. Passivity is expensive, and it allows others to decide (and own) our future.

Ex Output:
No


Ex Input:
At a flat $60k, online tax bracket estimators for federal and Oregon taxes combined (with no deductions at all, which is unlikely) result in a little over $17k in taxes, leaving you with a net of $43k.

$43k/12 months = a little over $3,500/mo.

Your 50/30/20 breakdown results in $1,790 for necessities.

$1,075-ish can go towards "financial obligations."

$716 can go towards "personal choices," meaning your "personal choices" budget is about $24/day.

A truly wonderful, self-reflective follow up article would be a daily "personal choices" diary of how this author (and maybe some volunteer friends) spend their money.  Is she or the average Portlander being responsible in only spending 20% of their net income on "personal choices," and thus justified in complaining about the rest of the equation and state of affairs in Portland proper?  Inquiring minds would *love* to know!

Ex Output:

No