Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: They didn't even show up... Found them on Amazon locals. Booked them for the 2 hours for the coupon and then 4 additional hours. Called and spoke to the girl there who said she could not book me on the phone. Had to use their online system. Booked the cleaning there. Seemed simple enough... They were supposed to be there at noon. At 30 minutes after I called to see if they were lost. No? They were double booked and couldn't make it. Apparently letting me know that was too much trouble for them. Lots of other companies out there. Will use a reputable one that actually shows. Too bad because we wanted to use them on a regular basis. Crappy.
Q: negative

A: Used to love taking my son here to get his haircut. But even checking in early online on my iphone app, I found myself waiting for a while at their register to be waited on. I was ignored by the 3 people who saw me. So we sat down since I thought we already did the online check in. Then 2 other customers walked in and they were greeted immediately. I had to let the lady know at the register that I have been waiting and the customer let me talk to her. So my son was up next. Just very poor service. Will not come here again. It's too bad the guy who always cut my son's hair doesn't work there anymore. He was an A++. Always fantastic!
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Sometimes you just want something so bad you know will simply be a shadow version of yourself without it, then promptly forget about it until the 11th hour and declare your trip ruined without it. I mean hypothetically speaking. Luckily Old Town Scottsdale randomly has this Oregonian staple conveniently located in the middle of the worst place to find parking around. Backstory: I travel fairly often, and when my trusty carry on side bag companion finally bit the dust before a Europe trip last fall I scrambled to find a mediocre at best replacement. Needless to say, after that trip I swore I would never use the bag again for longer hauls and spent time picking out the perfect pairing with my luggage; a Pendleton "weekender" bag. I put in some minimal effort in tracking one down and figured I would find a better price or shipping deal at some-point. Then in the beginning of April I had a longer trip planned and realized the night I was leaving that I had never actually got the bag and therefore... my trip was ruined. Ruinnnnned. So there I was desolately assessing my options when I discovered to my delight that there was a Pendleton store right down the road and they had one in stock. It was also about 10 minutes before they closed. Running to my car I began navigating my way around Old Town dodging oblivious Spring Training fanatics like I was Jason Bourne. Accepting the fact I wasn't going to make it, I called the store again and while they informed me they were closing in minutes they agreed to stay open a little bit longer for muah. I'm not proud to say I cut off a little lady old lady for a parking spot, but it happened (I mean I had my blinker on first), and I ran into the store right on the edge of my extended time limit. The employee had already brought the bag up to the register for me and was all set to get me on my way, and didn't seem in the least perturbed that I had quite clearly kept him from leaving. The transaction took a grand total of maybe 2 minutes, it had taken me 20 to get the .7 miles and park (hindsight, maybe I should pick up a walking habit). I did happen to notice while I was paying the surprisingly large amount of selection in the store (its bigger than I thought) and they had everything from bags (yee yee!) to the famed blankets, to dishes, clothing, laptop covers etc. I also appreciated the awesome customer service. He could have just as easily been rude about the whole thing and I wouldn't have cared because I got the bag, but he wasn't and now I am planning on going back to get a blanket eventually rather than buying it online etc. tl:dr Great customer service & selection (plus excellent quality products)
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: So hitting up a buffet is really a Vegas tradition. Indulgence and excess with value. LV in a nutshell these days. So you want to find the best buffet? Look no further. The Wynn is tops after a small buffet tour (yes, better than Bellagio and the newer ones at the Cosmopolitan and Aria). Amazing decor and great selection. Food is fresh and filled regularly. Pastas were top notch and so was the dessert selection. If you can get a primo spot in the center isle with the flowers you're golden. BEST VALUE TIP - Buy in for lunch around 2:30, $23 and stay until 3:30 for the dinner menu, crab legs and all. YUM
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: Bon. J'y suis deja alle pour le souper et j'avais ete plutot satisfait. J'y retourne pour un lunch et ouch! Prix tres eleves, trop eleves pour ce qu'on a. Je prends la formule du midi, avec le pave de morue sauce vierge sur legumineuses et c'est certainement sante, mais insipide. Assaisonnement introuvable. La portion est minimale. La bisque de saumon est correcte. 30$ plus boissons, cafe, taxes et service. Ca fait un lunch cher pour ca. Enfin. J'etais peut-etre de mauvais poil.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output:
At first I thought the meal would be slightly overpriced until the food actually arrived--I had the Chicken Caesar Wrap--and it was huge (& delicious) plus it came with a healthy & fresh-tasting side salad. I also wish the tea wasn't behind the counter, but whatevs--I enjoyed eating there and will definitely be back (& am looking forward to my leftovers!) Also, I had the half Baklava... was so good I might go back sometimes for that dessert alone!!