Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Oh Madison Farmer's Market...how I miss you. Since my move to the Chicago area I have not been able to find a match to you. As a teenager and young adult I remember getting up with my family and driving the 45 min to get to you as a really sweet summer treat. I looked forward to the cheese curds, beef jerky, veggies and bakery items that would feed us on the trip home. Cut flowers always seemed to find a way home with us to brighten the following week. Herbs and other plants became new friends to take care of in the garden. My family still jokes about the time in my teens I carried a plastic grocery bag full (and I mean full!) of heirloom chives around the whole capitol, because I thought if I didn't buy them right then for the really cheap price of 5 bucks they would be gone when I came back. And I was right...when we went back to our car they had all been sold.
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A: Simply put, Reliable Repair and Old Republic Warranty are frauds. I called Old Republic Home Warranty and was sent Reliable Repair to fix my double oven. The claim was initially denied over the phone until I demanded someone at least look at the problem. The serviceman was polite and knowledgable and after a brief evaluation told me that the repair would be 100 % covered under warranty because the oven was inoperable without the proper display. The next day when I received the confirmation call from Old Republic they denied the claim claiming a "pre-existing condition". Not only did they deny the claim, they said the service man was able to detect that the oven was inoperable for some time, which is exactly opposite of what he told to me. Still not sure how they can detect a pre-existing condition when the inspection lasted only a few minutes, let alone determine exactly when a digital read out went bad. When questioned about the evaluation and details, excuse after excuse was given until I was hung up on. I called back 5 times and was hung up on 3 times and sent to voicemail twice. NOTHING LESS THAN UNPROFESSIONAL. I then spoke with management at Old Republic and they would only refer me to their Web site to read their exceptions and they continued to deny the claim without explanation, all contrary to what the serviceman said. The oven is inoperable without the repair and it's not covered. This warranty company does two things; they collect premiums and look for technicalities. Not only this, but they don't hesitate to throw their own people under the bus. All three individuals I spoke with had different excuses and said the other was wrong. They will tell you anything that will get them out of doing what they are ethically suppose to do. FRAUD.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Not returning. First off, bless the waitress, but she was kind of a flake. She had to return to the table several times to double check our order. We watched as all the other tables received their food and left. When our food finally got to the table, we only received two rolls, when we ordered three. It was explained to me, by the waitress, that the second roll was actually two rolls. But I ordered three DIFFERENT rolls. So this didn't make sense. I asked to see the manager and surprise, he wouldn't come out to talk with me. Another waitress saw this fiasco going on and had the chef whip us up another roll "on the house". Good try but being that there are now sushi places on every corner, their is no room for this half assed service. We will see how ling this one stats open.
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Output: OMG, why did I wait so long to try Thai food? It's because I didn't have the Thai House close by. Holy mother of shellshock, Chili Mint Chicken is so damn good! I have never had "authentic" Thai food until today. But I've been craving something different. I've had all the crappy Chinese food I can take and after reading Jessie and Jamie's reviews and having to go to Sunset and I-515 anyway I decided today was the day. Coming here has been the best lunch choice I've made in Vegas since I moved here. I started out with Thai iced tea, then tried their "Chicken" Chili Mint from the lunch menu, with soup and an eggroll. Ok, so I don't have the menu in front of me to tell what all it came with but that covers the basics. I didn't bother tracking what came with the order because once I started in I couldn't stop! (Thankfully the lunch portions are sized right so I didn't over do it!) I told the nice lady working there that it was my first time with Thai food and friends had warned me about spices so she helped me figure out how spicy I liked it. And she hit it perfectly. I had just enough heat that I started to sweat a little, but not enough that I wanted to slam through the wonderful iced tea. I want to go back and try more stuff here. No let's be honest, I will go back and try more stuff here. I fell head over heels for this place. You gotta try this place. Seriously. One minor glitch is they have a $15 min for cards, I had no problem bumping up the tip to get there. So while it will make my payment card chaos list, this is the easiest 5 Star review I've written. The orange slices and small piece of candy to wrap things up literally made for the perfect lunch. You really gotta try this place! Thai House, I have a feeling this is the beginning of a great relationship! And with easy access to I-515 I got a hunch I'll be seeing a lot of Thai food in my future.
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output: This place is very cute! The servers are friendly and the inside and outside are comfortable. A fresh breeze from outside blows through while you eat which is relaxing. The starter that I had was absolutely delicious. The artichoke dpi was fresh and tasted natural compared to many restaurants who have processed dips. The hummus was also homemade and delicious. The kalamata olives added a nice touch. The Mediterranean salad was scrumptious and was a normal portion size in comparison to other places. Overall I was really pleased and will be coming every time I'm in Arizona. Also I plan to try some of the bruschettas they look delicious on my neighbors table.
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My husband and I are vegetarians, and make a point of eating at local veg establishments when we travel. I was very excited when I saw the website for Green...it really looked intriguing. We've been fortunate to have been able to dine in a lot of really, really, good vegan establishments, so we have pretty high expectations. The days when "vegan" meant "bland," "underseasoned," "hippy" cuisine are long past, or so we thought. I guess there are still some places out there that are stuck in the 70s...definitely Green fits that description. I was a bit taken aback, after looking at the website and reading about "Chef Damon's" vision, to find myself in a tiny hole in the wall waiting in line for counter service, though I could have gotten past that had the food been stellar. I was further taken aback to discover that the place apparently doesn't have a liquor license...the only drink alternatives were bottled and cannned sodas from the cooler and a couple of fruity iced teas. Still, if the food had been good... I ordered something that isn't on the on-line menu. It was described as blackened faux chicken in a grilled pita with lettuce, tomato, and tahini. My husband ordered the Argentine Po'Boy with Thyme Fries. We also ordered some samosas to share. We both, reluctantly, grabbed bottled drinks from the cooler. Almost immediately after we'd sat down, my sandwich and the order of samosas came out of the kitchen. We waited for a bit, thinking that surely my husband's sandwich would be along shortly, but after several minutes of waiting, tucked into the samosas. They were OK...not bad; nothing to write home about. To be honest, they tasted as if they'd come out of a freezer box. Any Indian restaurant can do them better, and if you don't absolutely have to be dairy free, that's where I'd recommend you go, if samosas are what you're craving. The samosas consumed, we sat, and sat some more. My husband finally urged me to get started on my sandwich, which was rapidly cooling, and we both tried a bite of the faux chicken. It was, I have to say, really unpleasant. There was no sign of any blackening seasonings having been used...no sign of any seasoning at all, really. It had an oddly fishy taste to it (too much seaweed in the kombu, maybe?), and was much tougher than most chicken analogs. The pita (which was actually flatbread) didn't appear to have been grilled at all...it was dried out to the point of being crunchy, and there were no grill marks on it at all. The only real flavor in the sandwich (other than the odd, fishy, taste of the analog) came from the tahini. I finally gave up on the whole thing as not being worth the effort of chewing. My husband's sandwich finally came out, well after I'd given up on mine. I took a bite of the faux beef, and it was OK. It reminded me of the faux beef strips you can buy at Trader Joes. The fries that came with were nicely crispy (shoestring style), but there was not even a hint of thyme about them. They'd do best to just call them "French Fries" and have done with it. My take? If you're a vegetarian, you'd do better to eat at Lalibela. If you're a vegan...well, this place will keep you alive, but you'll pay more than it's worth and, if you're familiar with really good vegan cuisine, you won't be happy with it. If this is the best Scottsdale has to offer vegans, you're better off cooking at home.