Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Well, I can't testify as to the quality of the carwash since they decided that they didn't want my business. You see, I have a 9 lb. dog who is hypoallergenic (doesn't shed, no undercoat.) I bring her with me everywhere. And I do mean everywhere. She goes to the grocery store, the post office, the bank, the UPS store, restaurants, the movies, on airplanes etc. The places where dogs are not allowed, I just put her in her carrier and throw it over my shoulder where it looks just like a purse. It never occurred to me that a carwash would have a problem with a small dog - otherwise, she would have been in the carrier and they would never have known the difference. And yes, she is an ESA - but unfortunately the laws don't allow ESAs to go everywhere. That doesn't change my need for her. The people at this carwash were insistent that they couldn't allow a dog because other customers might be allergic. I am not stupid. I could walk in there with a peanut butter sandwich and someone might be allergic to peanuts. The chance of someone being allergic to my dog is so tiny that it is absolutely ridiculous to even consider it. As I said earlier, I have brought her to countless locations, encountering thousands of people over her 11 years of life, and never once has anyone ever even sneezed or sniffled around her. Never. But here is the thing. If a business owner doesn't want dogs on their premises, just be honest. Tell the truth. You don't want a dog there. You don't like dogs. Not everyone does. But don't pass off some ridiculous lie about possible allergies. And finally, ironically, I just moved to Las Vegas from Chicago, the windy city, where I lived for over 20 years. I got my car washed almost weekly at various places. And I brought this dog to every carwash for her entire life. No one in the WINDY CiTY ever even said a peep to me about her - other than to comment on how cute she was. So just change your name to "no dogs allowed" carwash and don't sully the windy city name, and we will be all set. The end.
Q: positive

A: Really love this place and its location. The salon is always so clean, professional, friendly and runs on time. I never see tools being reused or anything else that would make me cringe. The best part is that the service costs are a little tiny bit more than the random strip mall nail locations, but the advantages far outweigh the costs! Their products are premium and the little extras (water, coffee, tea, great atmosphere, nice lotions) are well worth the extra few bucks. I wish I had a schedule that would allow a regular nail appointment with the same technician. I always schedule my appointments in advance with whomever is available and have had really great luck! I haven't always had good luck with walk-ins. (Not that the technician is bad, but because they're always so busy they don't have any appointments available) - Which I actually appreciate, sometimes nail salons will tell you that they can fit you in and you wait more than an HOUR for someone to squeeze you in! All in all, I really value this salon. Just be sure to make an appointment to guarantee a service. Otherwise, you'll likely be unable to get in on a Friday or Saturday. I wish, wish, wish they were open Sundays!
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Would give it five stars, but the food was a little too "fancy" for my tastes... (I am sure that if I ordered something a bit more straightforward, it'd have been five stars, though, as all the components of the little creations were yummy, even through I preferred to deconstruct them.) Still, though, the little Sunday brunch dealio with all the little plates was a neat experience... and the service was EXCELLENT! Many thanks to Jay and all the other staff who kept busy taking away plates and delivering us more. Great job, guys!
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: This place is ok. If you're a no frills or budget conscious type of person this place may be for you. The room we got was decent. A bed and bathroom. It wasn't old/dirty but it wasn't posh. Housekeeping was good. There is no high-end eateries besides Social House. Not to say good food is only at trendy places. We all know that's not true. But you want to go to a few uber nice places while in Vegas. The buffet is awful. The casino does look dated. The craps dealers were funny and good to us. Drink service was decent. TI is in a great location, next to Fashion Show Mall and right across the street from the Big Four(Venetian/Palazzo/Wynn/Encore). I would say if you have a modest budget stay here and cross the street to get your fun on.
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output: This is as close to love as it gets for me! Brie & Apple with Fig spread is my favorite, but I love all the other bruschetta here as well. For $14, you get to pick 4 different types of bruschetta. The taste is absolutely out of this world (it may sound like i'm exaggerating, but i'm not....truly tasty!) The portion is also generous as well. Trendy decor with a cozy feeling. Love LOVE LOVVEEE this place!!! (I have tried the Gilbert location as well, and it is just as good).
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer:
What a disappointment Javier's was. My family and I had dinner here this past Easter Sunday and although the decor was fabulous the food had no flavor and was cold on top of that. Like other reviews I've read the chips and salsa were definitely the only saving grace of Javier's. The service was neither here nor there just as our waiter. Although we didn't enjoy our experience at this vegas location we're planning on trying the ones in California and Cabo.