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.

Example Input: The quality of food is good, but other than that... it's overpriced, unclean and the owner is very unprofessional.
Example Output: NEGATIVE

Example Input: Terrible service. Tried to come on Christmas, what a mistake!

Our party of three waited in line for 10 minutes with ONE table of four ahead of us. Waited another 10 minutes at the podium with no explanation, asked to be sat at a set table nearby, told something about them cleaning a table, had them seat a couple behind us, finally got pissed off and left.

Get your staff together! Their ineptitude is ruining your service. Customers here have more choices and deserve better treatment than this.
Example Output: NEGATIVE

Example Input: With a name like The D, the jokes just write themselves, don't they? I'm actually kind of bummed that no one in their marketing department has run with that, considering they have no qualms about calling their main bar ""The Long D""... which is fairly self-explanatory.

That being said, this place is pure chaos. You have to wind your way through 6 floors of reserved valet parking to find a spot, and corners are blind without any mirrors, and lanes are narrow. Additionally, if the garage is completely full there is no signage nor any employees posted to prevent new cars from entering- I experienced this unique brand of frustration during a visit over the summer.
This garage should have been added onto during the reno, as each floor is small and probably maxes out at 50 spaces. For the parking situation alone, I would not stay here.

Once you finally make it in the casino (an assumption, perhaps), I will say that it isn't as smoky as I expected from all of the other reviews here- then again, all of the doors are open to the Fremont Experience and there was a good breeze going.

As I navigated my way to the showroom, employees were few and far between, and those I could find were fairly clueless and most were just standing around- one in particular was wandering the floor with a broom and dustpan in tow and was literally walking slower than a woman with a walker, and kept getting bumped into by patrons who were simply trying to get around the two of them and on their merry way.

On the bright side, the showroom is upstairs and away from most of the hustle and bustle- but they're not particularly organized, either. I was able to pick up my tickets immediately and was spared the line, but I was late (due to the garage situation) and arrived just as it was supposed to start- and yet, the line was wound around the entire floor to accommodate the huge line because no one had yet been allowed into the showroom. After the alleged start time.

On the bright side, as I left, I was not charged for parking despite a giant sign in self-park saying it was $2/hour. I also consider it a positive that the garage exit is run entirely by a single computerized gate rather than a person in a booth. I prefer technology to the quality of casino employee found in such positions. But I'm sure tech issues happen and the exit gets backed up sometimes, but today, thankfully, it was working.
Example Output:
NEGATIVE