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.

Example Input: Watch out, we had a couple of bad tasting bags from a 40-count box from costco recently. When opening up the third, many of the popcorn kernels inside were odd looking, inconsistent. It is too bad, so now we are going to air popped popcorn, after using Orville's bags nearly daily for a few years. Eden's organic popcorn was OK so far, but harder to find. Now will try Bob's (red mill?) popcorn kernels. Hoping none of these are of the genetically modified type of corn.
Example Output: Negative

Example Input: I really enjoy this tea because it's not to sweet and it's easy to use. I carry it and my mug with me and just add hot or cold water, depending upon my mood. I find that it gives me just the right kind of energy and it can even hold my hunger between meals. A real great thing because I watch my calories. And of course, green tea is full of antioxidants.
Example Output: Positive

Example Input: My parents are both diabetics (Type 1 and Type 2). Their blood sugar has been uncontrollable and was looking for a healthy alternative to Splenda. Bought this last week at Whole Foods in Northbrook and it was on sale as well. Love the smell, but when they put it to their coffee, their blood sugar spiked 5 times the normal range. At one point, my mom's sugar spiked to it's highest ever at 389. She was so scared when she saw "CHECK FOR KETONES" on the machine. Well, let's try baking bread and using this coconut sugar instead. It has that same effect. I was wondering if we could be doing something wrong. Maybe we are using a wrong ratio to the table sugar. My parents used the 1 to 1 ratio (e.g. 1 tsp coconut sugar = 1 tsp cane sugar). I really had high hopes with this product specially for my diabetic parents. I researched high and low here in Amazon and other diabetes blog sites. I have read nothing but excellent reviews of this product and other Organic Coconut Sugar. Please, if we are doing something wrong, let us know. Give us some feedback. My parents have stopped taking this and is looking for a different alternative. I read some excellent reviews regarding a product called Xylitol. So i might try next.
Example Output:
Negative