Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I absolutely love this place when I'm in phoenix. I love supporting local business and the food is delightful! I had a veggie sandwich and an iced coffee. The iced coffee was honestly the best I've had in a very long time. My sandwich was made with fresh ingredients and incredibly scrumptious. Overall I love this place. I love the vibe when you walk in and how kind the women working there are. I know next time I'm in Phoenix I'll definitely go there again.
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A: Perfect place to go hang out with a date or a group of friends. Been to both Arcadia and Postinos on Central. Brushetta is amazing and wine selection will not disappoint. Staff has been friendly at both locations as well. Arcadia parking is a nightmare and Postinos on Central is bad but not horrible. Pricey unless you go during happy hour.
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Answer: Any savy smart travel girls' new hot spot! I stopped into Vegas' XpresSpa on my way to catching a flight back home to MN. Excellent customer service and speedy service. This is my new favorite spot while on the go! Professional, fun and stress reliever! I cannot wait to go back! Props to you guys - job well done!
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Output: This neighborhood branch library has been updated. It opens onto the street not the back of the parking lot now. It has a charming little outdoor walled nook to read on days it's not too hot - a wonderful touch. The update devotes roughly 2/3 of the space to Internet access or social gathering spots - one each for children, teens, and a space that can be used for meetings or watching film or presentations in a group. Book/dvd stacks are a small fraction of the space now - you can access the system-wide inventory digitally and request an item be sent to this branch. The place was packed at 3PM on a recent Wednesday with all sorts of ages and ethnicities. Thinking about the changes as compared to the libraries I grew up with, I was reminded of the American Public Library system's founder, Andrew Carnegie, and why he gave his Bill Gates-sized fortune to create the library system - to allow those who are don't have the resources a place to learn for free so they can move up the social ladder - just as he did - although he had to pay for it as a desperately poor ghetto child in the for-profit libraries of his time. I'm glad that basic principle remains in place, even though the physical books have become largely irrelevant.
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output: One of the nice things about running a half marathon is that afterwards, you can eat anything you want. So after burning what I tell myself must have been AT LEAST a million and a half calories in the Rock 'n' Roll, I told my parentals that it was critical we get pizza. Serious. Crucial. Muy importante. We rolled in to the new location of Settebello and the place is an Instagrammer's dream. It has a very refined, elegant feel to it that does not exude "pizzeria" in the slightest bit. Tons of #nofilter #woodwork #crafty #ilovepizza #canyoubelievethisisapizzaplace #noireallycant going on. La noche began with fried risotto, which were ravioli-like envelopes of breaded risotto, and a beet salad with creamy goat cheese and nuts. I think the risotto could have stood on its own without making a detour to the fryer, but the salad was a fresh complement to the pizza. The Family K opted for the Vico (sausage, fennel, onions, mascarpone, mozzarella, basil, olive oil) and Capriccioso (all vegetables - don't even bother if you're a carnivore), and the final tally had Vico in the lead. We were advised in advance that the thin-crust pizzas come out slightly charred, but the crust on our Capriccioso was just burnt, which is why it was Michelle Kwan that night and not Tara Lipinski. We learned that night that crushed tomato is OKAYYY but we don't love it. Since Settebello has so many options without crushed tomatoes though, I'm sure we will be back again sometime to peruse the other items on the menu. #nexttimeiwonthavejustrunahalfmarathonthoughughhh
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Terrible customer service. I was quoted a price of ~$40 for a battery warranty replacement over the phone. I drove to the shop (which is 30 minutes from where i live), and was promptly greeted by a technician who tested by battery to confirm that it needed replacement. The battery did need replacement, so a sales associate ushered me inside to pay for the new battery. The associate selects the battery, rings up the purchase, and adds a $20 installation fee. Up until this point, my experience had been very pleasant. I told the associate that the price I had been quoted on the phone did not include an installation fee. He said that it was a standard fee, and I again stated that an installation fee had not be quoted to me over the phone. He said that I could take the battery and install it myself, but that I would have to return the old battery to the shop. I told him that while I was happy to install the battery myself, driving 30 minutes back to their shop to return a car battery was not convenient. He ran into the shop, to stop the technician from removing my old battery. I waited... a different associate returned. This new associate was pushy and abrasive. He told me that I had two options: 1) to pay them $20 to install the battery now or 2) to pay full price ($120) for a new battery, install it at home, and return the defective battery to their store (requiring an additional hour of driving on my part) to receive the warranty credit. I again told this technician that an installation fee had not been quoted to me over the phone and paying full price for the battery now to get a credit later also had not been quoted to me. He said because I told him driving an extra hour roundtrip to return the battery was inconvenient, he would not give me the warranty credit because I was unlikely to return the defective battery. I told the associate that neither of these choices was the option quoted to me over the phone. He said that he didn't have a technician in the shop that was willing to work for free, so he could not waive the installation fee (although if the battery had been less than 3 yrs old instead of 3.25 yrs old, installation on replacement batteries is free). I have no problem with installation fees as long as they are quoted to customers. This allows the customer to make an informed decision. Because this fee was not included in my quote, I opted to drive to Sears to get a replacement battery. IF YOU DON'T QUOTE AN INSTALLATION FEE, DON'T CHARGE ONE! This is the mistake of the shop, not the customer, so the shop should fix it. The associate made no attempt to correct the mistake. Instead they were pushy and unflexible. Don't go to Sears Automotive. There are many repair shops in town that will value your time/money and make every attempt to keep your business. Sears is not one of them.