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.

Ex Input:
While I typically like the Happy baby products, I was very disappointed with this product. Unfortunately when I opened the first of six containers it smelled stale as if it had been sitting on the shelf for a very long time. I decided to mix up a bowl but after tasting a bite, it confirmed my initial thought--it was old despite the expiration date. My guess is that I received a bum batch however, I am not willing to try it again when there are other organic cereals I have been happy with. I will say I was extremely pleased with Amazon's customer service. Although this item was non-returnable, they still issued a refund to me promptly.

Ex Output:
Negative

Ex Input:
It's balanced, it's tasty, it's filling, it's good for you -- what more could you ask of a breakfast cereal? I still miss Kellogg's sister product, Just Right, which was a somewhat lighter blend (I loved it, they discontinued it), but Mueslix is a strong second-best.

Ex Output:
Positive

Ex Input:
Blah! My baby didn't like it, then I tasted it and it was awful. It is NOTHING like what you might expect. It's like bland goop with a faint hint of unseasoned over-boiled chicken. What, is the theory that we should give our babies nasty food simply to take advantage of the fact that they have nothing to compare it to? I didn't even feed it to my dog.

Ex Output:
Negative