Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: This is the cleanest gas station I have ever been to. But the staff sucks. I ordered a personal sized pizza at about 8PM and they all start yelling across the store to who is going to make the pizza because they were all busy cleaning or doing something else. Which took up almost 8 minutes when one of them could of stopped and made it really fast. When I went to go cash out the lady was gossiping to her coworker about something and I told the lady I ordered a pizza but I didn't get a ticket she just said Oh and kept gossiping to her coworker then I handed her my card and stood there while she was talking didn't tell me anything at all.. they have the worst workers ever
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A: A waste of money....they sneak around repairs by gluing and temporarily fixing things that aren't really repaired then charge you an arm and a leg and give you a two week wait....down the street there's mom and pop shops that can get the job done in three days,properly done,and don't rob you....these people got a good rep and now the multitude of customers must have made them forget we are the reason they stay busy....not the fools they think of us....
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I don't get it. Cold cheese and cold pepperoni on my pizza? Why does Pittsburgh have to be so weird? I just got accustomed to fries and coleslaw on my sandwiches but a guy has to draw the line somewhere. And what's with everyone bagging up their extra cheese and taking it home? My gut tells me this would be an awesome pizza if only they'd cook it.
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Output: Before going to Vegas, this buffet was recommended by so many of my friends. After looking at hundreds of reviews on Yelp, I was convinced I needed to try this place out. They have this high tech way of putting your name on the list, but given all the hype, the wait was still insane!! 204 minute wait, according to my ticket! My family was hungry so we opted for the express line (extra $20/ per person). Seriously , if you have the money and don't want to wait, it's the way to go. Anyways, the food was very underwhelming. There was nothing at this buffet that stood out to me. They had a bunch of stations you could grab food at, but everything was just ehh. I was very disappointed and will not be coming back here. Try it if you must, but beware of long lines, outside and inside the buffet, not so great food, and a hole in your wallet from the cost.
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output: When I was growing up in Florida we had these flowering bushes. The flowers were called Angel's Trumpets. Rumor was, if you dried out the flower, you could smoke it or something, and it was hallucinogen. Supposedly they're very poisonous to animals as well. I don't know if any of that's true, but I grew up with a very uncanny respect for this floral bush. When I heard of a pub called Angel's Trumpet Ale House in dtphx, it brought back all those memories of mysterious curiosity. I had to get there as soon as possible! It took me six months... Anyhow, I finally got to ATAH and it was a cool place. They had a good beer selection, and I was lucky enough to end up here on TV dinner night. What is TV dinner night, you might ask. Well, it's just how it sounds. For only $7, you get a meal served TV dinner style. It's pretty much TV dinner quality too, but I got a good laugh from the whole experience. The presentation actually reminded me more of a school cafeteria lunch than TV dinner. Either way, there was a certain childish joy that came from eating that meal served on a tray with each food item separated into its own little trench. I can definitely say I'll be coming back to Angel's Trumpet. In the meantime, I'm going to check Google to see if any of those flower rumors are true.
Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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There are a couple things I look for when trying a new Vietnamese restaurant: 1) Are the condiments for Pho already on the table? 2) Can I get a bowl of Pho for less than $10? 3) Are there other Vietnamese people eating there? I've eaten at Doan's a couple of times now and the answers to all three questions are "Yes". The Pho is delicious and the Pho Dat Biet (Pho "Special") comes with plenty of different cuts of meat including tripe which is often left out at other Pho places I've frequented in Charlotte. The broth is very hearty and I imagine it's like slurping the essence of beef. The appetizers are a bit overpriced for what you're getting but are done well. I've tried the rocket shrimp (Tail-on shrimp wrapped in egg roll wrappers and then fried) and the regular fried egg rolls. A word of warning: give the rolls some time to cool off since the insides will be piping hot! I'd recommend getting a banh mi sandwich as a compliment to your meal instead of an actual appetizer. Doan's makes Banh Mi sandwiches to order. They get their bread and fixin's from Le's. Doan's sandwiches have Vietnamese sausage (cha lua), Jambon, Pate, pickled carrots, cilantro, and slices of jalopeno. I no longer need to drive all the way to North Charlotte to get my banh mi fix! For main entrees, there are a couple staples that I judge a Vietnamese restaurant by: Pho and Com Tam. Doan's Pho is fantastic as mentioned above and I will definitely make the trip to eat it during the Winter. The Com Tam Dat Biet (broken rice with grilled meats) comes out very well presented and tastes great. The pork has the sweetness and chargrilled taste that I'm looking for. Service was prompt and attentive. Caveat: I haven't ever been when the place was really busy and am not a serial-water-drinker like many of my friends for whom the waiter might as well leave the pitcher. Then again, I never expect service at a Vietnamese restaurant other than bringing me my Pho and leaving me to slurp in peace.