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: These are a favorite at our home. We like the ones that have Sea Salt. We also like Barbeque flavored. These are not ruffly chips that have ridges. These are thickly cut plain slice potatoes. They are thick and crunchy and have a great texture in your mouth. They also have a great taste. The sea salt ones, which are a favorite, have just enough salt to have salt but not so much that you feel like you have to drink a gallon of water with your chips. Enjoy.
Example Output: Positive

Example Input: First, I agree with J. Bishop's (Houston, TX) review. This is not only the best flavor of the Healthy Choice soup line, it is clearly among the best canned soup flavors of all time. Healthy Choice is the only brand of canned soup I buy on any regular basis. It's the only brand that has never used MSG--a sure sign that a recipe lacks imagination (not too mention sodium issues). I really wish I could buy quantities of this in the microwave packaging (hard to find in stores)... a lifetime supply would do nicely.
Example Output: Positive

Example Input: I keep a case of these in my office and always have at least a tin or two on my desk for visitors to help themselves to. Some folks stop by just to grab some mints and others pop them like candy while we meet. When I find someone who keeps coming back for more I just give them their own tin! One co-worker asked me to save the tins for her so she could use them as pillboxes and safety pin boxes. Like I said, theyre a real hit. Since I wouldn't be able to keep my hands off a candy dish, this is a good alternative to have around and it's nice to have them around if I have garlic for lunch! I gave the item 4 stars because they aren't as tasty as the sugar version of the mints but what sugar free item is as good as it's full sugar counterpart?) and because of the fact that each tin is wrapped in plastic which seems like a waste and is irritating to remove (although I totally get why they wrap it - it still doesn't make it easy to deal with).
Example Output:
Positive