Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: I received such rude and terrible service through the phone when I called to schedule an appointment from the person answering the phone, they just answered with a "hello", they didn't say anything else I had to ask and double check if I was even calling the right number and all she said was "yeah" very short with me and no help, I didn't even show up for my appointment.
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A: I agree with a lot of the recent reviews, service is lacking at this store. Went in on a Monday night around 8pm. First, the brown rice was not ready ... had to wait approx. 5 mins. Second, they were completely out of pico de gallo. So for $7.10, my bowl looked pretty skimpy. I've noticed the amount served varies greatly from one Chipotle store to the next. I will be skipping this store next time.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: If you are in The Strip, you have a plethora of grocery options at your fingertips. Marty's Market would be my last choice because they only have a small selection of random things, and a lot of empty space. They do not specialize in anything in particular (except maybe overpriced "health foods") and they have less vegan and/or local foods than one would expect from this type of store. I most recently stopped in hoping for some fresh baked goods, but they do not have a bakery or sell local baked goods, except bread. Even the in-store coffee shop did not have any of the usual accompaniments (you know, muffins, cookies, scones etc.). So with all the other coffee shops and specialty markets around, I don't see how Marty's adds anything special to the area. The customer service seems to be great but that's not enough for me to waste my time looking at the typical packaged natural food items here when I could be finding unique buys at other nearby retailers.
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Output: The hubby and I came here for our anniversary dinner. All I can say is WOW. Everything from the salad bar, to the incredible meats and side dishes as well as the customer service were amazing! I was on meat over load and I loved it, don't know how people can be vegetarians lol. The service was impeccable, even the Manager (I'm assuming he was the Manager lol) Ricardo came over a couple of times to ensure that we were satisfied. If you are a meat person, you can't beat this. $52 for all the salad bar, meats and side dishes you want, definitely worth every penny!!! I will definitely be back.
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output: If I could sum up this, my fourth and final 2013 Rock n Roll Marathon event of the year, in two words, it'd be: flesh wall. I knew it'd be a popular race. I expected it to be packed. I had counted on not getting a PR here, due to the number of registrants. I guess I just *hoped* for something better. Turns out the only way I would have been able to PR this course would have been if I had started in the first two or three corrals, but I would have been cursed at and probably run over by the elite runners there. My three biggest complaints about this race would be the size, the lighting and the lack of safety notifications on the roads. I saw that there were 30,000 runners registered between the full and half marathons. For some reason, they thought it'd be a good idea to start both races at the same time. That made for a nice mess. It was bad enough to be squeezed from all sides by the thousands of other runners, but the course really only provided one or two spots where you could find your stride...only to be forced to modify your pace again when the lanes narrowed back in. Las Vegas Blvd was the best, of course. It was nice and wide, the lights were sparkling and twinkling, and there were crowds of people out to cheer you on. The on-course entertainment was sparse, but they had some good quality bands out to motivate us (that was a huge negative for the other RnR runs I've participated in this year). Of course, the entire course was not on the strip itself, and there were a lot of places where a band would have been most welcome, but none were to be found. There were also a ton of places where lighting would have been welcome (and would have made it feel less treacherous), but again, there was none to be found. Two of the worst spots were the first mile out of the start line and the residential areas before you looped back to the Strip. For the first of a mile, you were running in the dark, with only one spotlight and a bunch of disco lights to guide your way. That's great and all, but we were running INTO the spotlight, which caused some gnarly shadows and practically blinded us. Then, right when we got to the point where the light would be a benefit instead of a hindrance, we were assaulted by the disco lights of the first band's setup. The residential areas we were forced to run through were also way too dark, and were again punctuated by one strong spotlight at the end of the street, so that we were running into the light. I'm guessing they didn't think about the shadows that the groups of runners would cause, but it basically negated the effect of the lighting. I think it was worse, because the shadows were shifting and moving with the runners, so it was practically impossible to see where you putting your feet. And that leads right into my last gripe. There were a lot of cracks, bumps, recesses, and such in the roads. In every other run, these types of things have been called out either by safety cones or paint, or sometimes covered up completely, so that the risk to runners is diminished. This was not the case here. I get that they put up the barricades and blocked off the course in record time, but it would have been nice to have the road made a little bit safer for us. I know I spent the majority of my run watching the pavement, after having hit a particularly bumpy patch and tweaking my knee around mile six. Those were really the only things that pissed me off that day. I can't say enough good things about the hundreds of volunteers that lined the course, passing out water and Gatorade, cheering us on as we neared the end, and who walked Finishers Village passing out refreshments and telling us how awesome we were. The on-course entertainment - which I alluded to earlier - was the best to date. I can't tell you how great it was to see actual *bands* out there, putting on a show for the runners and the spectators. Sure, there were only a handful of bands, but they were fantastic. The KISS cover band was my favorite, and the Elvis impersonator in front of the Wedding Bells Chapel had me laughing. And that praying mantis metal sculpture that randomly spit out fire towards the end of the course? Made me scream and pee my pants. Funny in retrospect, but at the time, I was not amused. Completely unnecessary at that juncture of the run. In any run, actually. Who thought that was a good idea? As much as I loved the night-time start, I don't know that I'd come back to do this run again, now that I know what to expect. It was just way too crowded, and with the registration prices soaring - even with early registration and the previous run discounts applied - it just isn't worth it to me.
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So, the service was AWESOME except....They didn't offer me a brunch menu, so I had no idea I could have gotten delicious breakfast food this evening. The food, not so awesome. At all. I ordered a cobb salad with cucumber ranch dressing. It was huge, but not so flavorful. I kept looking for salty bacon and distinct red onion, and somehow, it was just bland. The tomatoes were good. *shrug* The homemade biscuit was dense and insanely dry. Like, reminding us that we're in the middle of the desert and I'm desperately grasping the glass of water before my dried out throat shuts down on me. I wrapped most of the salad up to go (not that death biscuit) because it's HUGE as the menu suggests, and took a slice of cheesecake to go, too. That was also enormous, and freaking flavorless. Well, not completely lacking flavor... It... It tastes like cream cheese brulee. Yeah. Almost burnt cream cheese. Not a hint of vanilla or sugar. Like maybe the cook got distracted and forgot that they didn't put anything but cream cheese and butter in it? I seriously would be better off getting a bagel and spreading this on it. Worst cheesecake I've ever tasted. I'm absolutely heart-broken.