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.

[EX Q]: If I could give negative stars I would. I started to write my whole story here, but no one really cares. I got a really bad dye job here and the girl Yvette that did my hair was so mean and rude. No nice way to put it. At one point in the appointment she called me a racist. When I left the salon I had a yellow racing strip up the back of my black hair and my roots were dyed orange. How embarrassing for the stylist that did it. Take warning, your at the Fiesta Mall that should be the first clue... If your as cheap as me and want some quality, go up to Toni and Guy...
[EX A]: NEGATIVE

[EX Q]: I had such high hopes for this place. Let me start off by saying that I am a breakfast person and very particular. Breakfast ingredients are cheap and there are not that many unique combinations so it is an absolute necessity that it be done right. If you are thinking, ""Oh! That's me!"", this is not the place for you.

First, the staff was friendly but not overly excited or very apologetic that it took 30 minutes to get our food. It was also unpleasantly warm inside the restaurant. I might be able understand if the place had been crowded, but it wasn't. It was half empty at 11 am on a Saturday.

The food was not especially cheap for the quality. I had the ham steak breakfast which was nearly $10 for ham, eggs, toast, and potatoes. Here are some thoughts from my meal and what else was ordered at our table: The ham was tasty but it was sliced ham and not a ham steak. My over easy eggs were browned* . The toast was cold*. The pancakes were fluffy but dry like a biscuit and not spongy. The home fries were tasteless and undercooked*, unless you like hard potatoes. The ""cream"" for the coffee wasn't cream, it was milk. The sausage patties used were the cheap ones you can buy frozen at Walmart and hardly qualify as meat.

I let out a sigh of relief when we stepped out into the open air; glad to be finally free from waiting for someone to take payment while enjoying the cool breeze rushing across the back of my legs, cooling them as it evaporated the moisture built up from an hour of sitting on a cushion in an over-warm room. The joy of this moment left me with one final utterance, ""Eff that place.""

On the bright side, this has motivated me to start writing reviews instead of only reading them.

* denotes things about a breakfast that would make me want to punch a kitten.
[EX A]: NEGATIVE

[EX Q]: My roommate and I recently moved out a couple of weeks ago after living there and being good, compliant residents for 2 years. After moving out, we get a bill in the mail for $530 for various charges and ""repairs"". The bill consisted of a $330 charge to completely replace the carpet, and a $120 charge to fully repaint the apartment. The carpet had already been replaced in 2011 and was installed improperly, which should not be our responsibility to pay for. It would have been perfectly clean after a proper steam cleaning. Also, none of the walls in our apartment were damaged in any way, minus a few tiny holes from frames, etc.

The whole entire two years we were there, we had problems with plumbing and draining issues in the guest bathroom, which they had to come in and fix three different times. The third time, the carpet had to be replaced in the hallway/guest bedroom closet (yes there is already brand new carpet in the guest bedroom and hallway that they are saying they want to replace again) because water from the bathroom had leaked into the closet, ruining some of our things. Also, we have had numerous repairs on other things and problems with roaches. Not only is management shady, but we were paying way too much for the quality of the apartment we were in. SO STAY AWAY, IT IS NOT WORTH IT!
[EX A]:
NEGATIVE