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: I'm going to try to be as reasonable as possible. I am not one to just bash and berate a business. However, my experience here was not great and has taken me a GREAT deal of time to get over what had happened. My daughter was new to daycare and two at the time. She had a great deal of separation, and after discussing this with my sister (who is a teacher herself) on a particularly teary drive home after drop off she encouraged me to go check on her to ease my mind. Great idea! They mentioned an ""open door"" policy to me when I signed up. So, I turned around and headed back to the facility to check on my little one. I walked up to the class room door and saw my daughter lying on her back screaming on a pillow. No teacher near her. No comfort. No care.. No wonder she screamed in terror every time i dropped her off. Literally holding on to the door way to prevent me from making her go in the room. We were there less than 3 weeks and I saw her classroom change staff 3 times, NO JOKE. I even questioned the director on this because and she said they were ""in between"" staff. So much more happened in those three weeks (wrong sippy cup sent home with her 99% of the time, lost her shoes, piled blankets on the floor, dirty diapers in a bag in the corner of the room when i would pick her up) but that day was the last straw.

The staff called me later that day because I stormed out of there in tears, so I will accept this one star minimum for the fact they are PRETTY good at acting like they care. However, damage was done, I would not be returning.

The only reason I was there for 3 weeks is because I was new to the whole child care facility thing because I had been at home with my kids the whole time. I thought these things were typical. Until I found a new place but the guilt of not trusting my gut and getting her out earlier will never leave me.

I changed her to a new preschool and she cried the FIRST day only for less than 30 minutes (because I immediately turned around to check). Her preschool teacher has been at the facility for 10 years. There is a reason SLC keeps rotating staff. We have been at her new preschool since October of 2013 and have not had a single issue. My daughter literally jumps into their arms upon arrival from the excitement. A VAST DIFFERENCE FROM SCOTTSDALE LEARNING CENTER!

Hopefully things have changed since then, but if you question yourself about this place....Trust your instincts.
A:
NEGATIVE