Instruct: Classify a given Amazon review as either positive or negative.
Query: Iceberg not a Titanic Hit

Robert Smith spends 223 pages talking out of both sides of his mouth. On the one hand, he criticizes society for holding professional athletes in high esteem. In the next breath, he proceeds to lecture you about racism, money and sports, education, and a host of other topics - as if, as a professional sports athlete, his opinion matters more than others.If you want to read a book on sociology, there are hundreds of books better than this. If you want to read a book that provides personal insights on Robert Smith's career at Ohio State and with the Minnesota Vikings, you won't find one here. Smith details the first half of the biggest game he ever played in (NFC Championship Game in 1998) in one paragraph. And he totally ignores the most criticized decision in the 1998 NFC Championship game - "the knee". It's like he didn't actually see the game.Save your money. Or you can have my copy.