Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Somehow I have lived in Charlotte for almost 6 months and just realized that Mac's is less than 10 minutes from my house. We visited Mac's on a Thursday evening and were intimidated by all the cars in the parking lot when we pulled in. We almost changed our minds. I was expecting a wait, but we were seated right away and there were other empty tables. I think the crowd on the patio accounted for a lot of the cars. Overall, our experience was great. Good service and the food came super quick (as it should in bbq place). We ordered the fried pickles for an appetizer. I somehow neglected to read the part about spicy in the menu. They aren't kidding! They have a kick. Don't really care for spicy food, but they were good - and I was warned after all. Homemade ranch was tasty. Hubs ordered the half smoked chicken and it was perfection. So awesome. Beans and fries were tasty sides. I ordered a veggie plate with green bean casserole, super awesome mac n cheese and onion rings. I found the onion rings too spicy - wondering if I missed that warning too - but hubs liked them. Everything was just super tasty and the mac n cheese is totally craveable! I had plenty of plate envy watching the food being delivered around me. We will be back. If I have to have a gripe, it would be that our waitress sat down on the booth beside me to take our order and I saw her doing this with other patrons as well. Maybe I'm weird, but I hate it when waitpersons do this. Maybe if I've been eating here for years - maybe - maybe - but not with someone you don't know.
Q: positive

A: We have been to this location a few times, mostly to drop off donations. They make it really easy and convenient here since they have an up-front drop off with attendants during business hours. They will come out and meet you at your car and help remove anything you have to donate. They also have a decent selection inside, which of course can vary based on donations from people, but on the whole you can usually find something you want here. The book section is a good place to find best sellers from a few months back that have been donated and are only a dollar or two! Overall: A Easy donation process and a good spot to search for hidden finds!
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer: You've got to hand it to Candace Nelson; she knows how to bake up palpable buzz. You need look no further than the perpetual line at Sprinkles Cupcakes in Scottsdale. If only the cupcakes were as good as the hype. Unfortunately, they are not. It comes down to style over substance. Sprinkles Cupcakes has a great look from the windows frosted with the outlines of cupcake wrappers to the spare wood display racks. The aesthetic is clean, modern and restrained. The cupcakes are impeccable in terms of their appearance. The bakery even offers an interlocking cardboard stand with optional ribbon trim to create a display for a special event. The graphics and design are top-notch. While we may eat with our eyes first, the disappointment creeps in once you move beyond the visual and taste the cupcakes. At best, they're okay. In order to give Sprinkles a fair shake, I pre-ordered a dozen online. Anyone can order a minimum of a dozen cupcakes online with 24 hours advance notice. The real advantage of the pre-order is that you get to skip the mayhem of the line. It's worth it to walk right up to the counter and pick up your prepaid order without having to stand in the chaotic line and watch the crowd's tension level rise as they run out of flavor after flavor. As a home baker who makes everything from scratch, I found Sprinkles Cupcakes to be resoundingly underwhelming. Their signature Red Velvet Cake was a real disappointment. The cake itself was bitter and sour at the same time. It also had an unpleasant lingering aftertaste. Actually, all of the cupcakes I tried with chocolate cake had the same bitter and sour taste combined with the lingering unpleasant aftertaste. It was almost like the chocolate cakes weren't mixed properly before they were baked. If it has been one or two cupcakes, I would have given them the benefit of the doubt; however, this place takes the concept of bittersweet chocolate to a new and very strange level. The Carrot cupcake is also misnamed; it should be called a Spice cupcake instead because the presence of any carrot is nearly undetectable. In fairness, the Coconut cupcake was the best of the 12 sampled. The taste of both the cake and the icing was great; the cake itself was a bit stiff and dry (but less than the others sampled). In terms of texture, the 12 cupcakes sampled varied from "sturdy" (e.g., nothing close to tender) to dry and crumbling apart. This is definitely not what I expect from a premium bakery. Some other reviewers have commented that the cupcakes are too expensive. Clearly they haven't been to a grocery store lately to check on the price of butter, eggs, sugar, cream, cream cheese, etc. The cupcakes are fairly priced for the premium ingredients that Sprinkles uses. However, those ingredients are not falling into the most adept hands. Perhaps this is an issue with a newly trained staff. For the money and the pleasure of the experience, enjoy an Ooey Gooey from Tammie Coe instead of Sprinkles. Tammie's cupcakes are the real deal and are everything that Sprinkles aspires to be. Just be sure to allow Tammie's cupcakes to return to room temperature before you devour them. They're sublime while the cupcakes at Sprinkles are serviceable at best. Sprinkles Cupcakes was worth trying once to see what all the hype was about. However, I won't be back.
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: I had a message with Stephanie.. she gave me a really good deep tissue massage. I love the fact that she took her time to make sure that it was what I wanted. I will have to go back and see her in a few months because she really helped with my neck issue! I loved the fact that I had the jacuzzi to myself for 1/2 an hour!
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: Red@28th bills itself as a multicultural literary lounge, and that's an awkward mouthful, but it's true. There aren't too many places in Charlotte where I've seen such an eclectic crowd, from 20 yo tattoo kids to 60 yo dreadlocked artist types. Swing jazz to alt rock gets play on the speakers, and the hookah is a nice draw, especially in the back room, which is tricked out a bit like an opium den. The place is big enough to host a game of pool while the chess club meets, and patrons can still curl up with a book undisturbed. They've got a decent wine and beer selection, priced just right, and cupcakes if you don't feel like walking across the hall to Amelie's. Check the flatscreens for events like book signings, film screenings, after parties and other fun stuff. I think I've found my CLT hangout.
Q: positive

A:
A favourite of mine in Montreal. I was first exposed to L'amere A Boire during a UNICEF Quebec volunteer recognition event. Great drinks and finger food. One of my colleagues apparently always went here for said brews and tapas after class at the nearby Cegep. In similar fashion I dropped by for several pints on and off after this first event, enjoying the full gambit of their microbrews on tap. And of course they held the next years volunteer recognition event a year later and we enjoyed more food, drink with great company. It's on St. Denis so expect more French than English - not a big deal as you can still get by with English. In actual fact, it may be a selling point for you if you're visiting the city and want more culture. Will drop by again on my next trip back to my hometown from San Francisco.