Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: One word for Marquee: overrated. There are two very distinct experiences you can have here, depending on your budget and/or hookups: VIP and what I like to call "steerage" (aka the masses). And let's face it, if you don't have an in or don't have the budget to pay $500+ a bottle (or you just feel stupid wasting money on ridiculously marked-up liquor), most of us are going to have the steerage experience. Therefore, you will have to deal with those stairs everyone keeps talking about (they're not so bad, but in those 4-inch heels every other girl seems to be wearing here, they're not fun. But suck it up and do the walk and burn off all those empty calories from your pregaming cocktails). Once you arrive, you'll get to enjoy the packed dance floor and bars, and the watered-down, pricey drinks. The highlight of this place is that the space is actually quite beautiful, especially the outdoor poolside area. On the night I went, I arrived with a giant group of girls and we found it quite odd that the crowd was mostly male. Also, the majority of the male contingency was, um, short. As in stature. I'm 5'1". I was shocked to see and be approached by men who were my height or shorter. Was there a shorty convention taking place in Vegas that weekend? There are far better ways to blow your cash in Vegas. Save your money, avoid Marquee, and hit the blackjack tables instead.
Q: negative

A: VERY, VERY, VERY UNPROFESSIONAL! Exactly as described by the reviewer on 5/8/2014. I was calling him to book an appointment and he was totally unprofessional and confrontational, saying he was on disability and could only do 2 jobs a day or he'd lose his benefits, things he shouldn't even be discussing with customers. My advice is to stay away from this business, I'd rather have bugs than this business at my house. If you look at how unprofessional his website is done at http://www.whatsbuggingyounevada.com/, that should show you all you need to know about this business.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Stop by Freakin' Frog if you have time. It's a hidden gem off the beaten path sitting in an unassuming strip mall. Craft beer heaven and sick whiskey attic!
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: My husband is military and was in town for a one month language course nearby, so he booked a military rate king suite which includes a pull-out sofa bed, two flat screen tvs, a separate bedroom from living area, and mini fridge, microwave, and sink. He's a Hilton Honors member, so the 4th floor was where our room is. The elevator clearly marks the 4th floor as the designated to HHonors members. Not sure why it matters, but just FYI in case you prefer a lower level. Upon check in, my husband was given a goodie bag, their notorious cookies, and 11 beverage vouchers for the attached restaurant and bar: The Belvedere. Each day booked includes a nice complimentary breakfast buffet. They offer a nice spread of fresh cut fruit, cereals, oatmeal, eggs, bacon, sausage, potatoes, muffins, various breads, coffee, hot tea, juices, and milk. They feature Crabtree & Evelyn toiletries which have a nice clean scent and lather well. The only oddity I noticed was that from our room, the ice and vending machines were a bit of a trek. But, not that big of a deal. The pool was well maintained, stocked with towels warmed by the Arizona sun, and a courtesy phone by the hot tub to request pool side food and/or beverages. Mind you, they do have a shuttle, but there aren't a lot of dining options within walking distance. If you yelp nearby restaurants, most are located within the airport. The on site restaurant is a little pricey, but the food is good. Overall, we enjoyed our stay and had no issues. Love the beds, but not a fan of down pillows. (No neck support) Customer service was friendly and efficient. Would recommend for a moderately priced hotel near the airport, with beyond the basic amnenities.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: We've been dining here for several years and will probably continue to do so because MIL likes it. Been almost a year since last visit and although the menu is the same the quality is not. The food was so very bland. I don't know how one gets breakfast to have no taste. Had to downgrade this place to 2 stars.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
This is my first Yelp review ever. I wasn't ever really interested in writing reviews, but my horrible experience here made me want others to know what I experienced here. Problem #1: My dad and I bought a brand new Civic here a couple weeks ago, agreed on price, APR, monthly payment, length of payment term, etc. with tints & splash guards as part of the deal. They said they would call us within 4 business days to set up an appointment to have them installed. They never called. Problem #2: Kept the car for about 2 weeks, then received a call (finally) asking my dad and I to come in. We walked into the finance manager's office where we were told that our APR was increased because of banks not willing to take the loan on the conditions we agreed on. This is where the problems started. The increased APR would have increased our monthly payments (and overall payment) significantly. We continuously told them that we had a deal that we shook hands and agreed on and that they were not honoring it. What kind of a business is this? This just proves the stereotype of car dealerships of doing shady business practices. As a result, we returned the car that day (since we drove it there) and were driven home by an employee. Problem #3: The finance manager, Jon O'Connell, CURSED at us and THREATENED to take the car and force us to find a ride or WALK home. He also threatened to call the police. The 3 other employees were civil for the most part despite our disagreements with how the way they backtracked on our deal (one of them kicked Jon out after making those threats and remarks at us). If anything, this guy, Jon O'Connell, will be the primary reason why I will never shop here again or recommend friends/family to this dealership. This is a prime example of how dealerships should NOT behave if they want to make a sale. Problem #4: Before we returned the car, another one of the four employees whom we talked to did not hesitate to call the police on us for "trespassing" and "refusing to leave." What total BS. He even put the phone on speaker as he called in order to intimidate us. At that point, we called the police ourselves and knew we couldn't find a resolution. No more talking at this point. Two officers came, pretty much summed up that unless we find a deal, we couldn't keep the car, so we returned it once they promised to drive us home and returned our down payment. One of the officers even said that they can pull this kind of stuff because they probably have a clause in the contract that says they can. Shady business practice, I tell you. In short, they shouldn't have made the deal with us if they weren't 100% sure they could honor it. They ran our credit scores and made the deal with us based on what they saw and after hours of negotiating (2 days w/ 3+ hours each). In their defense, they claimed that they do not provide the money to finance the cars, but make deals based on a "best guess" system, where they make a deal by guessing how much a potential customer can get financed at what rate. They try to make a deal that makes the customer happy and sign a contract, but come back some time later and say "Nope, we gotta charge you more because we made that deal on a guess and no bank would agree to the terms of that guess." Total BS. Never shopping for a car here again. Never recommending this place either. How they treated and spoke to us and backtracked on our deal is a prime example of inappropriate and improper business practices. It also proves that its employees are in a dire need of classes in hospitality, customer satisfaction, and making deals that they can honor.