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: The taste is not real great and the protein level is really low.  I definitely prefer Amazing Grass Green Superfood Chocolate to this product.

Output: Negative


Input: Consider Input: I was dissapointed to see this box when it arrived - right away you could tell from the wet box that the creamers had burst in transit.  Half of them were burst open, leaving the rest covered in a sticky mess.  I live in Colorado so perhaps it was due to the altitude in shipping but VERY dissapointing.  Worth the extra $$ to buy them at a local store so you know they are in good condition.

Output: Negative


Input: Consider Input: It looks llike I just walked into a raw deal. The item is intolerably stale, and there is no recourse - I am simply stuck with it! I love licorice, and have bought Gustaf's licorice on Amazon before, to much enjoyment. What I received here is a junky plastic bag unsuitable to preserve the product, containing product that clearly is too old and has not been kept under proper storage conditions.  Add to that, labeling is generic, and apparently this item contains wheat in substantial quantities, not what I know from my brand name Gustaf's licorice packages.  Those disclaimers on the item descriptions regarding ingredients may differ are utterly pointless and plain not ok. How does that do anything other than cover the vendor's rear? Clearly, customers get no choice, and might wind up with expensive purchases of allergy triggers.  Strike one - utterly stale Strike two - not returnable Strike three - no declaration of ingredients pre-purchase, only offensive legal CYA  [Just about every packaged food or supplement I can purchase in a store falls under clear FDA guidelines for labeling, food safety (storage conditions, materials, expiration date) - those rules are growing on me!]  I am a strong buyer, and I shall refrain from any such purchases moving forward. Not only is it too risky and pricey if duped with degraded product, it is also an inexcusable trap  - who wants to get stuck with waste and have their  money taken?! Amazon is not what I'd remembered it to be!


Output: Negative