TASK DEFINITION: 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.
PROBLEM: Normally this place is great but tonight I decided to take my friend to have drinks. We were the only patrons at the bar and we were only able to get one drink while watching both bartenders gossip and check their text messages. It is really sad when bad service kills an otherwise great place. Eat here but don't go near the bar area.

SOLUTION: NEGATIVE

PROBLEM: Nothing like CAKE for breakfast!!\n\nWe ordered the Kahluah Pig Benedict and the Chick Skillet with Red Velvet Pancakes. The service was good. The server was prompt and polite, always there to refill coffee.\nThe food came out quick enough, the portions weren't enormous like many breakfast places do. The Benedict was good enough, the pig was tender, cabbage just slightly crunchy. The poached egg was poached hard (Not runny) which I like a little more runny, but that's ok, and I could always go for more hollandaise! haha!\nAs I had seen mentioned in another post, the hashbrowns suck. They're a thin layer of potatoes crisped on the top side, mushy on the bottom. Meh.\n\nThe skillet sucked terribly. The \""chick\"" aka, chicken, was in the form of 3 small pieces. VERY disappointing! (Mentioned it to the server, and it was taken care of, but besides the point) They did not skimp at all on the benedict, but the skillet was a wash.\n\nThe Red Velvet cakes were amazing. But then, who doesn't like eating birthday cake for breakfast? Because seriously, that's what it is. Sugary mess of yum.  And honestly, not impressed. I can nuke some birthday cake in the microwave and call it a day.\n\nAll in all, I don't plan on returning, thanks anyways!

SOLUTION: NEGATIVE

PROBLEM: I used this dealership to buy my Honda Civic Hybrid that I had been leasing (attained the lease from another dealership). The sale was fairly smooth and straightforward because I was buying according to the end terms of the lease. But they still got me! I was talked into buying a service contract. It made sense, at the time, given the uncertainty of the life of the Hybrid battery. The documentation that they gave me did not include the list they showed me in the office which went over all of the features that were supposed to be covered, so I ended up quite confused later when I thought oil changes were covered but the service department didn't seem to know anything about it...So I never used it, at all. I did receive a contract that guaranteed a refund for the cost of the service plan if none of the benefits were used (with lots of fine print). Down the road, I decided that I wanted to pay the car off early and pulled out the contract to see if this action would affect my refund. It was not clear to me, so I called the number for the company responsible for the contract - Signet Financial Group - and the number was disconnected. I tried calling the Shadyside Honda salesman who sold it to me, but he was no longer working with the company, so I asked for the financial manager. He was not in, so I left a message with the receptionist. He also wasn't there or wasn't available the next few times I called and none of my calls were returned. I was so angry about the Signet fraud and the lack of response from the dealer, I was afraid to go there in person to find this elusive manager (I would have been all tears). I ended up just going ahead and paying off the car early which I am pretty sure voided my eligibility for the $1540 that was to be owed to me by a company that no longer exists.  \n\nIf you bought a service contract from this or any dealer before March 2011 that has Signet on the contract, you may wish to seek legal help. Here are a couple of resources I found:\n[Link] review: dumb for buying into this shit, too passive and easily defeated.

SOLUTION:
NEGATIVE

