user: Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Went in for record store day. Lots of people, lots of merchandise to look at. Big store! Would highly recommend for anyone interested in records/music in general. Fair prices too, some cheaper than walmart! Lost a star for smell of the place.


Q: negative

A: Oh no, no, no! I went here for lunch today with my bestie after reading mixed reviews. We live close by and love sushi so...why not? We found out sushi is only served at night. I will look again, but I did not see that noted anywhere on their website. Ok, so sushi is out...plan B. I ordered the shrimp and broccoli with beef added and the mango, sticky rice with coconut milk for dessert. I paid extra for the beef, but didn't think about it until I ate the leftovers at home. NO BEEF!! What? Shrimp and brocolli with beef added...without the beef?  The soup was gross (I can not think of a better adjective). Neither of us ate it. I told the waitress that we didn't want the soup and she nodded and walked away, leaving our full soups on the table for the entire meal. Was it her first day?   For some reason the waitress brought our dessert with our meal!!! I thought about asking her to take it away and bring it when we were finished our meal, but horrible visions of people spitting in my food popped into my head, further spoiling my appetite. So my mango with sticky rice sat there untouched for about 25 minutes, probably collecting dust particles, lint and spit. GROSS!  NOPE. I will NOT be back unless my meal is free.


Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer: First thing's first: thank you Priceline. A bid of $110 per night for an on-Strip 5-star hotel landed us at the Trump. Judging by other reviews, it looks like if you go the Priceline route, expect that you are essentially bidding on the Trump. Be happy! The Trump was a good experience!  The hotel is impressive looking. It's set about 1/3 of a mile off the strip (which can make for a long walk when your date has 4-inch heels). But the hotel runs a free shuttle back and forth between the hotel and the Strip itself. Plus, once the surrounding drive is developed, the hotel will definitely have a more "on Strip" feel.  The hotel is shooting for less young-and-trendy, and going heavy on the luxury image. The valets, bell staff, and front desk staff really kiss your butt, which feels nice. They fill the lobby with a very pleasant smelling perfume of some kind, but it is almost a bit too strong. There is no casino, giving the place a more "resort" feel. And best of all: NO SMOKING!  On check in, we handed the desk clerk $20 when we handed over our credit card, and he gave us a "complimentary upgrade" to a corner suite on the 50th floor! Good lord the rooms are nice, and the views are drop-dead incredible from up that high! And for $110 per night!  Best $20 we spent all weekend! I could truly rave about our room for pages on end!  The breakfast buffet was sub-par.   The spa was nice, and its staff was friendly. They were able to take me as a walk-in for a massage one morning.  Next trip to Vegas will be booked through Priceline, and if we get the Trump again, I will be quite fine with that.


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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: A 9+ only because I prefer the bark on slow smoked ribs ( I make my own ) every thing else was exellent. A long wait that could be a simple fix. Use both sides of the service stand. There is no reason to wait for food that is already prepared. Realy there is no excuse!


input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: Hands down, this is, by far, the best Japanese place I've been in Arizona.   I tried the four course menu and everything was delicious and the presentation was impeccable.  The place is intimate with great decor and you can sit at the bar to watch the chef work.  Just be ready to drop a good amount of money, like 3 digits per person.  It totally worth the experience!


Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer:

assistant: It was my gf's birthday and we had plans to celebrate it in Las Vegas. She wanted to stay in one of the new hotels that her friends were going to stay in so they can hang out more frequent over the period of our stay. Staying in a new hotel can have it's perks and can also be totally opposite. Since it is new there can be many different types of promotions that they hotel will allow you to take advantage and on the other hand can be very pricey.   As we arrived to the hotel, I must say that it was very confusing to find the actual  driveway for this place. Since the hotel is located in the center of a plaza of hotels (and a shopping mall) coordinating (without acting reckless at least once) to get into the parking garage for the proper hotel was a little difficult. Since I am a current candidate of a temporary handicap placard I wanted to park as close as I could to minimize the walking distance. We found out that parking on level 1 did not leave you on the casino floor. I was also confused about the parking spaces as well. Why are there car length spaces in between each actual sparking space?  Upon arrival, our check in time was at 3pm. We had arrived on time and went directly to the front desk to check in. While walking from the parking lot to the front desk we have noticed the artsy architecture and admired the different types through out the inside and outside portions of the casino. The front desk did not have a specific one single line waiting for the next available representative but had many lines. This made the wait time a little more short so that was great. When it was my turn to talk to a rep, I presented my confirmation number along with the CC and ID. I was told that the only room available was going to be with one king bed. Since I had requested 2 queens over the internet that is what we wanted. I was told that I would have to come back and check in at a later time but it was not guaranteed. 30mins later I came back to talk to a different person. I almost was fed up from the wait that I was going to accept a smoking room just to see if there was an opening for a room with 2 queen beds. The rep mentioned that my previous request was put on hold and when the next available room opened I would be the first to claim it. I was a little content about that information so I didnt ask about the smoking room. The person at the front desk asked for my cell number so they can contact me when the room was ready. An hour passed by and no call. My gf started to have a headache and really wanted to lay in bed of our rooms when we arrived but it didn't happen. I went back to the front desk to find out again if the room was ready. Now I don't know if it is me or not but most of the hotels will give a coupon book to use during your stay at their hotel. We didn't get anything during our stay at Aria. Not that I am being greedy but I felt that there should have been something.  So about a little over an hour has passed by, we finally got our room...  The room: was very nice, everything was controlled by the main controller (which looked like a picture frame). It had a touch screen interface and controlled the curtains, tv, all the lighting (even in the bathroom), and powered everything off all at the same time. Our view overlooked the front drive way of the City Center and was nice during the evenings. Too bad our window had a lot of dried water marks everywhere.   After settling in we called our friends that stayed in the hotel to come down and enjoy some champagne that was brought from room service (thanks to Leslie how surprised us with a nice gift). We chatted about our already generated bad experiences and they had to share theirs as well. Their bad experience was that they found a pubic hair in their bed sheets. As far as our room goes, it was a bit dusty but I didn't want to complain.   The service from the staff of the hotel was not up to our standard and to be totally honest, the house keeping staff were probably was most attentive even if they were not around as frequent as needed. I personally do not care to return to this hotel to gamble, eat, or stay during my next trip to Vegas.  One last comment before I end this review. Something that makes Aria inconvenient was, since it was in a plaza style setting there was a long driveway to get to the main area. This also brought some inconvenience to accessing the strip by foot. There around some great casinos in the vicinity to explore but it was difficult to just walk out and visit. Of course there is a free tram that took you to Belagio (I think) but having the aspect of walking outside of your hotel/casino and just walking to the next casino was somewhat out of the question.