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.
Q: No, just no! So mad! We've been going here for years. I think some of the menu items are absolutely delicious, some could be better. But nonetheless, this experience was a no.

Breakfast for my family, two adults-two kids, was $38. I was thinking, how is this possibly so high when I ordered one breakfast for me and shared it with my four year old, and all my six year old son had was a side of curly fries. Well I found it, $12 for kids drinks!! Twelve. Dollars. My husband and I had water, and we ordered two kids milks. When they were gone, I asked if there were refills on the milks. I know most restaurants don't refill on that product, but some do. So when the server said there are no free refills of milk, that was fine. Then I asked if we could get something cheaper than milk, like iced tea, and she replied it was fine.

When I got the bill, the teas were charged. I took the bill to the register and told her we shouldn't have to pay for tea after paying $6 for two 12 ounce milks. I told her the server did not inform us there was an additional charge. She called our server over and the server said ""I told them there were no refills on milk."" I said, well I took that as there's no refills of milk, and I asked if something cheaper could be the refill, and you said it was okay. I told them you should have said, I can get tea but it will be an additional charge, and I would have said never mind.

Either way, they we're rude about it, and dishonest. Because I pointed out that we were charged almost $3 PER cup. That is the adult price on a drink. She said it's the same size. I informed her I've worked in a restaurant. Those are 12 ounce cups and if that's what you charge for a 12 ounce drink that is a huge rip off. Tea is water and leaves, it shouldn't be that much for an adult or kid. A kids milk shouldn't even be $3. Rip. Off. It takes a lot to make me upset at a business or someone doing their job, but I don't appreciate the attitudes or a $38 bill for two breakfasts and a side of curly fries.
A:
NEGATIVE