You are given a review about a place. You need to provide a rating from "1 star" to "5 stars" for this place.

Input: Consider Input: I called AAA and received new quote and policy from agent, everything seemed fine until I called him back and asked him to add on a new car that we bought. He wanted me to hang up and call a 1-800 number to add new car to policy. I ask him " I thought you were my agent?" and he replies " I am but there are not really anymore insurance companies out there where the agent does all the work, I'm here to answer all of your policy questions, ,f you want to add on a new car you have to call separate number". Mind you, I emailed him and gave him the vehicle information to be added. In the end he ends up emailing me the new insurance card, turns out he can do it. What kind of service is this? I miss my old retired insurance agent in Texas, this would have been unacceptable.

Output: 1 star

Input: Consider Input: Recently pinnacle grille has deteriorated. Living close to this restaurant made it our go to, however the last visit sealed the deal and we will not return. Ordered dinner as usually with a calamari appetizer, the calamari was cold ( partial frozen) and we made this obvious to are waiter who acted unconvinced. The owner who was present completely ignored us and we actually had to request to the waiter that we would not pay for the appetizer when the bill arrived. Pinnacle grille needs better ownership/management/waiters. For now will drive further into town to enjoy a consistent meal with actual owners that care.

Output: 1 star

Input: Consider Input: I have no idea what the hell I just ate, but I loved it!
I agree with Joy S.; this place is unusual--there is a very reasonably priced lunch menu, a buffet on weekends, free wireless if you can't wait 15 minutes to check your email at home, a selection of organic menu items, the portion sizes seem ample, and they're delicious. And I second what another reviewer said--"You're not going to miss the meat at all--seriously." I'm familiar with--and love--meat and curry dishes, lamb saag, vindaloos, tandoori chicken, and so forth. Trying the vegetarian dishes is a new experience, but I really like everything I had and want to go back again. I ordered a lunch express Paneer Dosa, which was described as "a crepe" but looked, instead, like a large, mostly hollow, burrito-thing whose ends extended over the sides of the plate like a loaf of French bread, served with sauces. The main dish came with an appetizer of savory doughnuts (not sweet) also served with sauces. I had a mango lassi to drink and payasam for dessert; the lassi was okay, but I was not fond of the payasam. I think this would be a fun place to take a date and explore the food together over conversation. Have fun!
Output: 4 stars