Teacher: 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.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? If you are still confused, see the following example:
This is my go to place to get the best chicken Pad Thai! Also the price is super good, considering most places have high prices and poor quality. Love this place, its definitely a top 5 fav for take out.
Solution: POSITIVE
Reason: The overall sentiment of the review is positive. Hence, the label is 'POSITIVE'.

Now, solve this instance: Where should I start? Do I mention that the wireless sales consultant who assisted me flat out lied when he said that mobile insurance was MANDATORY? Or do I mention he kept hinting he needed a massage? Or how about the sales rep offering to buy me dinner!

Not once but TWICE during my sales transaction my wireless sales consultant ""J' told me his back was soo sore and he needed a massage.

Okay that was random. Few minutes later again ""Oh, I just need someone to walk on my back!""..actually he kept mentioning he wished someone would walk on his back..

That was one awkward moment. I was tempted to say there's a ""massage"" place on Sunset & Marks...lol... What kind of communication skills are they teaching their sales force?

Then the BS of telling me that I need mobile insurance, which I initially said ""no"" to.

""J"" said it is MANDATORY. Really? Acknowledged me with a nod, looked me in the eye and said yes. I knew he was bs'ing me. But I just humored him and let him add it to my plan because I knew I can remove it online.

I get it. It's their job. Add ons like tacking mobile insurance is gravy $$ for them. But flat out lying about it when it's right there in black and white on your FAQ's ""it's recommended"" not mandatory... SMH

I'll give him credit though that he understood what I needed done and followed thru. He was knowledgeable in the tech part area too. J covered everything and did all the mandatory sales pitch of their security system aka ""The Digital Life"". Boy are they pushing that one!

J introduced me to the guy in charge of installations who did the ""Since-you-are-such-a-loyal-customer-you-get-a-special-deal-today-only"" spiel. I said ""No thank you...Im starving...Ive been here two hours already! To which he offered to buy my dinner!!!! Yup! How's that for a hard sell!

I usually do my upgrade transactions online and just thought that the offer to pick up my phone at the store the same day would be convenient Also if I knew ahead of time I could have made an appointment, it would have save me having to wait an hour to be seen.

This Point of Sale transaction at this AT&T brick and mortar was one of the most bizarre experiences I've had.
Student:
NEGATIVE