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.

Example Input: I was a hour or so early for my flight back to Sacramento so I took the only open seat at the bar, which was directly in front of the beer taps, on the far end of the bar, not an ideal spot, as there was little no space to read a magazine or eat. A new spot opened up so I grabbed what I could to move and Dean got flat out irritated that he had to move my drink (expensive drink) two feet. I then had to wait 10 minutes for my water, as he leaned against the bar with his had on his hip, then waited another 15 for second drink, which is a short pour from a beveled shot glass, to the line, not the top as it was supposed to be. I could have managed and been OK if it had not been for his piss poor, I don't give a crap, I hate my job attitude - so I left. I had the opportunity to run into a management member and spoke briefly with her and she shared that I was not the only one to bring up his poor attitude. I won't go back on my next trip through Vegas if he is at the bar.
Example Output: NEGATIVE

Example Input: The food I've tried is so/so but nice decor and the owner and staff are very friendly.

The naan can be hit or miss here. One time it tasted like pita bread (maybe they ran out?) and another time it tasted like OK naan out of the tandoor.

The Chick Tikka Masala is decent. Vindaloo is not great, in fact most of their curries (like the Mantra Masala) taste alike just different heat levels. Have tried the tandoor mixed grill and it was satisfactory. The malai kofta is decent but the gravy is more like a soup.

Also, one thing I noticed about this place is that the dishes are consistently underseasoned. I read somewhere that most Americans consider Indian food to be salty so maybe this is an overreaction to that? Not sure. But I always have to add salt to the entrees.

Pricing is a kinda high and they charge you a lot for every little thing - rice, raita, mango pickle.
Example Output: NEGATIVE

Example Input: We decided to leave as the restaurant charges $2 for water and absolutely refuses to provide regular complimentary tap water as is the norm in virtually every other American restaurant. We were a party of 5, which means we would have been on the hook for $10 prior to even ordering from their overpriced menu.
Example Output:
NEGATIVE