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.
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Question: I don't know why on earth I keep stopping in here - probably because it's on my way home and a good time-waster while traffic dies down. I have never been in such a crappy Goodwill; don't be fooled by the ""Ballantyne"" location - wealthy people tend to not get rid of anything good, and this Goodwill will tell the tale. You will not believe what Goodwill tries to sell here; things that should have been tossed straight into the garbage - if not by the bozo-donor that thought it should be donated - then at LEAST by the employees rather than putting it on a shelf.
When they first opened for business, I stopped in and saw a somewhat-cute porcelain container with a handwritten label ""Cornmeal"" on it. I opened it and, no lie, it was full of moldy green/black junk, soggy cornmeal and an odor to wake the dead. GAG!!!! Amazingly enough, it was there the next 3 times (over the course of 2 months) that I stopped in. One time, they had an empty glass bottle on the shelf - a bottle that you can buy in the grocery store that actually contains something - salad dressing!! Really???
Today, I saw a ""Marie's Salad Dressing"" jar for 29 cents. WHAT'S WITH PEOPLE DONATING STORE-BOUGHT SALAD DRESSING BOTTLES? More importantly, why do Goodwill employees put it on a shelf?? Also, there was a glass ice bucket with the glass knobs broken off, just begging for someone to cut their fingers on the shards of glass jutting out on either side. Oh, and they wanted $3.00 for that gem. Also, an old flower vase with a huge crack down the center. As I was browsing their books, I heard what was surely an unruly child in the toy section. Surprisingly, it was an employee tossing things on the shelf without any regard to whether or not the items got broken, or how much noise he was making. I guess I now know why so many items they try to sell are already broken.

Answer: NEGATIVE

Question: We used to frequent the Metro on Decatur and we were excited when they were planning a NW location.

We went to their Centennial location today and were overall disappointed.

The location is great. The decor is nice except for some silly pool toys that they had hanging from the ceiling. It looked weird.

Service was excellent. Hostess was very nice and our server was very good.

We started with the salad with walnuts and pears. It was huge and delicious.

Our younger kids love going there and making their own pizza. Today was that day. My 5-yr old and 9-yr old ordered that...but they never had a chance to make the pizza. The menu even says ""kids make their own pizza."" Much to the disappointment of my kids, their little pizzas came to the table already cooked.

Apparently they changed their policy on that special promo. They said it was too messy. Would've been nice to let the kids know that.

We ordered the stuffed pizza for the table to share. Unfortunately, unlike their other restaurants, the stuffed pizza here was not very stuffed. $28 for a bunch of dough with a little bit of cheese and meat inside. Disappointing.

The kids walked up to the gelato counter and ordered their dessert. I think they had fun doing that.

Overall a decent dinner. Very disappointing compared to their other restaurants. Very unlikely we would return especially with all the new great pizzerias in Vegas.

Answer: NEGATIVE

Question: OK fellow yelpers. I can now declare myself an Aria expert. Defying gravity and common sense I returned to the Aria last week. I guess I'm real slow, don't even follow my own advice. My excuse is that for $99, poker room rate, it's a deal. Truth is I can get the same $99 @ Bellagio. My wife was with me this time so it's a different trip. Much more civilized, much less poker. Anyway, my wife loves the room. As told earlier it is is really nice. Technology a bit annoying as lights and TV and music go off and on ostensibly on their own, but that's OK, kind of cute. However, do not ask any question of any employee. You will get the wrong answer to the simplest question. My wife asks . how late is the concierge open?, is told 24 hours a day. Turns out they close @ 9PM. tried to buy a bathrobe, got three different prices and 3 different ways i on how to do so. Order things from housekeeping; they send the wrong things. Charge $9 for chocolate proffered @ turndown, and on ad infinitum. The place has absolutely no management, is totally disorganized and would be funny if it wasn't so sad. Please remind me not to go again.

Answer:
NEGATIVE