Given the task definition and input, reply with output. In this task, you are given Yelp reviews. The task is to classify a review as "POSITIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is positive or as "NEGATIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is negative.

This review is more about the General Manager's attempt to sell my 87 year old mother gift cards than the meal or the service. It was totally out of place and totally uncalled for.

We were finishing lunch and the General Manager approahced our table -- no other table -- our table. His conversation was directed at my 87 year old grey haired mother. He began by pulling some $5 coupons out of his shirt pocket and asking her if she'd like to have a coupon she could use in January. After baiting her with his pitch, he sprung the rest of the sales pitch on her. She could have one if she'd buy a $25 gift card. We were shocked. It was totally out of place. If he wants to sell coupons, he's definitely in the wrong job.

Normally when a general manager visits a table it's to ask how everything is and if he can do anything for his patrons, not to see them coupons.

Regardless of any other stars we'd give this restaurant, we won't return. We go out to eat not to be hassled by a manager coming to our table to try to sell us something. I could understand at the cash register offering gift cards with a $5 coupon but not at the table and not the way this manager presented it. I think he needs a training in etiquette before he's let loose in a restaurant.

So, I dropped an email to corporate headquarters. They forwarded it on to the Mimi's in Chandler. This morning I received a form letter in my email from the Service Manager. Yes, it was definitely a form letter and it definitely had obvious misspelled words -- not typos. And, why is it they always think they can make things better by offering a free meal and not even addressing the problem? We definitely won't use it.

-- Hostess was pleasant and efficient. Waitress was rather on the slow side. Food was good.
NEGATIVE