Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: The worst Mexican food I've ever had. The space itself is ok but you're honestly better off at Taco Bell. Its cheaper and higher quality. Too bad, because the servers seemed like good people. Man it was bad.
Q: negative

A: I was only here briefly, but after seeing how one of the employees was totally dressed down by her boss, in front of a customer, I don't think I'll be shopping here.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Great value! Comfortable & clean rooms & bed. Did not like that thermostat is set to go no lower than 70, room still felt stuffy even with fan on. Breakfast buffet is very good, even included waffle irons to pour your own! It IS an older hotel and by no means luxurious, but overall a pleasant stay.
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Output: TAO nightclub is probably one of the most crowded nightclubs in Vegas I've ever been to. You are literally in someone's shoulder, face and/or other body part at all times. There is no room anywhere and there is a line to get anywhere as well. I was standing in line to get outside to look for a friend (outside of the dance area into the stairs area) and some person smoking a cigarette burned it into my leg while we stood waiting for both lines to move forward or backwards. Ouch! Nevertheless, TAO is great time in Vegas because it's one of the first exclusive night clubs you can actually get into. Yes you have to pay sometimes but at least they won't turn you away like "Haze" ... and they have naked girls in bathtubs covered in rose pedals as well as fun decor and displays of more girls on the dance floor. There's a small balcony outdoor area where most people smoke and catch a gorgeous view of the Strip and all the security guards are more or less pretty nice. TAO Beach is especially pleasant in the summer when it's warmer outdoors as there is a pool area (which no one seems to use ...) and a nice bar and is far less crowded than it is downstairs.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: I made my appointment and arrived on time. I went back and had to wait for a little while due to employee to employee chit chat. They are definitely friendly folks there and I have zero complaints about the eye exam. Initially, I struggled to find a pair of frames because I had difficulty seeing them on my face without a proper contact Rx. The girl that was supposed to helping me obviously did not want to be at work that day, so I just packed it in and decided I'd try again when I came back to get my trial contact lenses (special order). The doctors there try exceptionally hard to get you as close to 20-20 as they can. Awesome docs. So, my suggestion is that if you need a great exam, go there for the exam only. Just go elsewhere for your lenses. Here's why: usually, (at just about any other vision center) you go in get your frames picked out and measurements taken and leave 50% down and pay the balance when you pick them up. Not at VisionWorks. Nope. All or nothing. In my case, the lenses were extremely pricey as I needed to have them digitally done because I'm so tiny and that's the only way they could get my progressive rx to fit in a shallower frame depth. I ended up having to go back and get the frames separately so I didn't lose them because they will not hold them at all or work with customers regarding deposit/final payment. Now I need to find somewhere to have the digital lenses done since I figure I'm done with VisionWorks due to their policies, not their employees. I contacted corporate regarding their policies and simply got a generic "go back to the store and ask them to tell you the same crap they've already said" type of email. Supposedly, corporate cannot talk to you about pricing or payment policies. Really? So who can, is my question. I'm hoping that Costco can do the digital lenses. If not, I'm stuck with VisionWorks but probably will never go there again. If you disregard this review, and decide to take the plunge, make sure you work with Mary. She's awesome and cares about the customer being as happy as she can make them.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output:
Received two boxes of these and although the packaging is quaint and fairytale-like I would hardly refer them to be "a taste of pure enchantment" - as the motto states. Sounds like hyperbole. The brownies are a bit dry in my opinion. I prefer chewy brownies with a bit of fudginess. Cheers!