Background: I have the following dataframe
import pandas as pd
d = {'text': ["paid", "paid and volunteer", "other phrase"]}
df = pd.DataFrame(data=d)
df['text'].apply(str) 
Output:
                   text
0                  paid
1    paid and volunteer
2          other phrase
Goal:
1) check each row to determine if paid  is present and return a boolean (return True if paid is anywhere in the text column and False if paid is not present. But I would like to exclude the word volunteer. If volunteer is present, the result should be false. 
2) create a new column with the results
Desired Output:
                   text     result
0                  paid     true
1    paid and volunteer     false
2          other phrase     false
Problem: I am using the following code
df['result'] = df['text'].astype(str).str.contains('paid')  #but not volunteer
I checked How to negate specific word in regex? and it shows how to exclude a word but I am not sure how to include in my code
Question: How do I alter my code to achieve 1) and 2) of my goal
 
    