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.

Input: Consider Input: Only giving 4 stars because if you didn't order the All You Can Eat, its like pulling teeth to get an order in. Other than that, the food was very good, especially the beef tataki, which is very hard to find. All in all, a good place. Price wasn't bad either. Would go again

Output: POSITIVE

Input: Consider Input: Everyone knows this is a nice hotel, its 5 stars all the way. So I'll try to review some lesser known things....

Some have already said that the walls are really thin. They ARE. We could hear our lovely neighbors getting in on at 2am...5am...7am...ya it wasn't very pleasant. We got to know them real well during our 3 day stay, (you could hear EVERYTHING) so we're actually on a first name basis now. (Hi Jimmy!) So bring earplugs if you are a light sleeper. *Thank god I did* Club music is also pretty loud...we were on the 56th floor facing the strip and could still hear the bumpin! So ask for a room facing the golf course if you want it to be quiet. I'm sure they would be happy to oblige..We found the service to be exceptional at our stay. (Dunno what Hott Pink is talking about)

Also, we tried the $20 trick...which is when you sandwich a $20 between your driver's license and credit card and ask for a complimentary upgrade. It worked! The lady hooked us up with a panoramic view room on the highest non smoking floor...and we had paid for a resort room through Hotwire (for only $120 a night!) Shows that they don't discriminate.

I guess one thing to be grateful about the down economy is that it has made the Wynn much more affordable...thank you Wynn for an amazing time!!!

Output: POSITIVE

Input: Consider Input: If this is what paradise is like, I think I'll stick with normal life.

The Paradise Buffet at the Flamingo Casino and Hotel is one of the most sorry excuses for a buffet and the second-worst buffet I have eaten at in Las Vegas.

The buffet is hard to find, hard to get to, the selection is limited and the food just isn't good. While most buffets in Vegas pride themselves on seafood, the Paradise Buffet had very little of it.

The center portion of the buffet is dedicated to shrimp cocktail and crab legs, but unlike the Aria Buffet or other top venues, the crab legs are not cracked open. This buffet also has some sushi, but it is dry and had been sitting out for a while. The sushi selection was also very limited and was the worst I have had in Las Vegas.

The rest of the buffet was nothing more than home cooked items like pot roast, macaroni and cheese, Caesar salad and boneless chicken. It was almost like an expensive, glorified Old Country Buffet. But at least with OCB, you didn't have to pay like $20.

Of course, if you check-in on Foursquare you can save a few bucks on the buffet. But it is Vegas, and who wants to stand in line to save money on a buffet. Just put that five bucks into the machine instead and let it ride.

Best bet: Skip this buffet and visit the Flamingo to just see the flamingos outside.
Output: NEGATIVE