Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Sucky, sucky service lunch service!! No ice in iced tea, no wasabi, check took forever... waitress was never around. Crappy. Food was decent but nothing great... Mediocre sushi. Glasses looked spotty/dirty. Not everyone is in Vegas to hang out all day and do shots on a Monday!

Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Worse company ever! They were supposed to fix my dishwasher but said I needed a part that they did have but would come back to replace. Next thing I know I get a call saying that the repairman will be at my home in 20 minutes. After 40 minutes, I called them and they told me that the repair guy had already been there and that I missed my appointment. They said that he left a sticky note (there was none). They said that he rang the door bell (he didn't). I had four adults and two dogs in my house all day; if anyone comes near the door they will bark. But guess what... we were all home. No one came. Now they want to reschedule my appointment for 10 days later than the original date. Don't use them ever. They will collect your deductible and get it cashed immediately and then not fix your machine for weeks!

Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
Just returned from the worst dining experience I've had in years ~ the restaurant was loud and you couldn't hear those dining across the table from you ~ the service was poorly timed, bringing out the soup with the entree and overloading an already too-small table with too many and poorly matched dinnerware and utensils for the food items served ~ we ordered Manhattans that were served in tiny glasses with ice and apparently no alcohol at all ~ the food was average at best and the wait staff unattentive and rushed in a half full restaurant. What should have been an enjoyable and relaxing evening was beyond disappointing. Will never return.