Teacher: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.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: Penn started the show by telling us how magic isn't real and it felt like a public service announcement telling us the dangers of con-artists. The next magic trick was a very long discussion about the bill of rights with a metal detector on the stage. Then he played guitar and talked astro physics and molecules while teller did card tricks that were not visible to the folks in the cheap seats (gee thanks).  The stage was blank with no flare or props so forget points for production value.  I felt like I was at a political science class which is not what any of us paid for. Teller's tricks were good but of course Penn had to tell us before he did the ball and hoop tricks that it was done with a string so again, no one gets to suspend their reality and go on a journey of magic.  I felt like Penn was just bitter and disillusioned (probably happens after 14 years doing the same show in vegas). Teller takes selfies with you after the show which I thought would be cool if you're a fan.  I hope Penn reads this and really thinks about giving the fans what they want, which is to get out of their day to day lives and be in a place of magic and wonder and not a bitter mans political science lecture.
Student:
NEGATIVE