Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Dig & Save is an experience unlike other thrift stores, so I feel it needs a special shout-out. When you first walk in, don't be alarmed. There are boxes everywhere. BIG boxes. Boxes as big as a Mini Cooper, only they're overflowing with clothes and linens and every now and then you'll see someone tipped over, bum in the air, digging through an unmarked box of goodies. It's fun! If you go past the clothing area, (you'll most likely be serenaded by some 80's pop on the overhead sound system), you'll enter the back room which is split up into a few parts. First, there's these crazy tables with stuff by the pound: old toys, kitchen ware, dishes, etc. An old man walked up to me as I checked out some vintage china. He pointed to the polo shirt he was wearing, and to my surprise he was wearing a "$.75" sticker. "That's not the price for the shirt," he says to me, "That's the price for me!" To his surprise, I smiled and replied, "Wow! That's a good deal!" I think we made each others' days. You see, these are the types of people you'll find here. Good, honest, bargain-hunting diggers. A really friendly assistant in the back (Charles?) offered to answer any questions as I perused the furniture and electronics selection. New donations were literally rolling right in the back door. All in all, I walked out of the Dig & Save with four decent lamps (they all worked when I tested them at the testing station) and two puzzles by the pound ($.77). My total was about $12 and I couldn't be happier. Can't wait to go digging again!

Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Please stop referring to this place as a "California" taco shop, the only thing Cali about this place is it's reference to a certain drug in it's name. The place looks like a tatoo parlor, nothing "surfer" about it. The food was just eh and they do not even have a salsa bar. NO self-respecting real mexican joint goes without a salsa bar. I ordered the beef flautas and a cheese quesadilla. This is comman fare in any mexican stand. The flautas were actually very good, generous amounts of meat in them and happily not over cooked. They were crunchy on the outside and moist on the inside.. but not very flavorful, you definitely need guacamole or salsa with them. The quesadilla was a flop. Their first attempt at my quesadilla resulted in one that was so over cooked that the line cook could not cut it with his knife. He had to saw into it and he ACTUALLY thought he was going to serve this to me. I looked at the cashier and said, "don't you think that's over done". She immediately told the cook to make another one. Take two - this time the cashier stood over the grill and cut it up herself for me. I think the problem here is they are making the quesadilla's in a panini grill and it toughens the tortilla before the cheese melts fully. Any decent cook knows to make them on the grill and flip them, this way the tortilla doesn't have a chance to dry out and the cheese has time to melt. I'll wait to go back to San Diego and have real mexican food rather than go back to this place. NOT TO FORGET: A plain cheese quesadilla is 5 bucks, WTF?

Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
food is awful prices are too expensive for what you get and the teas were awful steak was not real steak it was covered with a sauce and the fries was gross also, the caesar was not real caesar it had tomatoes and the dressing was awful the carpet was dirty hard to find