Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Okay, so there are some things about clubs in Vegas that I shouldn't complain about because it comes with the territory; things like expensive drinks, lines, etc. That said, I have complaints about things that go beyond what is normally acceptable behavior or attributes of a Vegas club, therefore I feel like my grievances are justified. I mean, I still had fun because I always have fun with this particular group of friends that I went with, but that aside, Tao certainly didn't enhance our experience. The annoyances...aite, here we goes: - We went on a Friday night, and so understandably, the line was long. My complaint, however, was the fact that we were a group of girls, and we had those comp passes, and the bouncers didn't really care and made that known by their asshole attitudes. And so, I felt like the line was longer than it really should've been. Especially for a group of all girls. - And that's another bullet-point in itself: the d-bag bouncers. After standing around in heels for about an hour, we were like screw it, we're just gonna sit down on the ground while waiting. Which I know girls don't do in Vegas because all the girls in Vegas wear shortass skirts that go up to their butt and would rather stand around in 7-inch stilettos for hours than sit. We were like, oh whatevs, we're gonna be comfortable and just sit. Anyway, the bouncer saw us sitting and was like, "If you're tired, you can just go home!" And then another bouncer saw that my friend had a bag that was bigger than normal, so he was like, "You're gonna have to go to the front desk to check that." Uh...what? WTF. They're on some crazyass unjustified power trip! This club loses 2 stars just for their dbag bouncers! Let's see THEM stand around in heels for an hour! - Once we finally got in, it was crowded as hell. I mean, that's expected on a Friday night, but it didn't seem like most people were dancing at all. I guess it's also hard to dance when there's absolutely no room. Like others have said, you're a sardine. It makes for a not too enjoyable dancing experience. Didn't like that atmosphere, so I'm bringing it down another star. I'm giving this place 2 stars though because at least it looks nice, there was no cover, it's quite large, and they have really awesome and awkward fogging up/see-through bathroom stalls. But man, I've never met such mean bouncers in my life. That, and the fact that it took unnecessarily long to get in, and you can't dance as crazily as you want is what brings it down. I don't think my review will change anything, though; this still seems like one of the more popular clubs in Vegas. Good luck if you come here; I hope you get to actually dance and that the bouncers aren't complete asses to you!
Q: positive

A: For lunchtime, Mad Greek is the bomb. I'm very fond of their gyro which is a large, meat-laden pita baby. I get it served with piping-hot fries and a small side salad. The broiled octopus (oktapodaki) is a must try. I've never tasted a more tender octopus. They offer complimentary pita while you wait for your meal. The pita is warm, yummy and has a nice soft texture. The waitresses are sweet and friendly and I'm a bit surprised that this place doesn't attract a larger lunch crowd. I'm guessing that this place doesn't turn around food quickly enough for the regular 1-hour lunch customer. The Mad Greek's kitschy decor may be over the top for some people but I find it interesting. I have to admit that if I look at it for a long time, it pains my aesthetics. Some of the prices on their entrees are steeper than expected, especially the seafood. I haven't had a chance to explore other items on their menu but I hope the increased price equates to fresher ingredients and food made to order.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer: I didn't care for my hot dog, regular with sauerkraut but my husband liked his fried with bacon. The fries were good but overall 3 hot dogs, chili cheese fries and 1 soda was $30. Not worth it in my opinion.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Output: I went with a friend and ordered the raw burger, which was ok. The house salad that came with the burger was AMAZING though. Best salad I have ever had. The food wasn't the problem, it was the older gentleman that works there. He came to the table to ask us how the food was, we told him it was fine. But then he tried to convince me to spray some kind of salt spray on my food to try it out.(There are bottles of this spray on all the tables) I'm not a big salt person so I said "No, thank you, it's just great the way it is." He pushed even more for me to try it. I just wanted to enjoy my food and have my conversation with my friend. After I told him very nicely that I wasn't interested in trying it, he mumbled a bunch of stuff. The only thing I made out clearly was "I guess you're going to eat your food the way YOU WANT to, that's fine." Which I found incredibly rude. There was a lady about 1 feet away waiting for a juice she ordered who saw and heard the whole thing. She gave me a "what was that about" kind of look. Not the best experience. I won't be returning. Which is a shame, because that sure was one delicious salad.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: Pretty good donut place. The reason it gets 4 stars is because the toasted coconut cream filled donut is really amazing....one of the best donuts ever and I have never seen it at another donut shop.
Q: negative

A:
I unfortunately made it to the Grand Opening of Planet Boba. I am so sad that Juice House Boba is gone... The grand opening was extremely busy (buy 1 Boba get 1 Boba free), I ordered an avocado... the "new" owner said she was out of avocado. :( So I went for the mango. She was out of Mango, okay, well Taro. Taro they had... (I would hope so). They were also out of Boba and I had to wait 15 minutes for a fresh batch to finish cooking. Really? C'mon... well, it's grand opening, gotta get some kinks out... easily forgivable. Well, as I'm 15 minutes into waiting for my drinks... I still hadn't received the calamari I ordered. As I was sitting at the bar, I looked down at the cool refrigerated bar where they store their frozen fruits and I saw a big container of MANGO. I then see and hear the "new" owner take a Mango Boba order from an asian gentleman. WHAT?!?!?! So I turned and asked her, do you have mango? She again says, no, no mango right now. I get up from the bar seating to approach the gentleman that ordered the mango and ask him about his mango drink... it's then that the "new" owner who seems to be aware as to what I'm about to do tells the gentleman that she is out of Mango and he needs to order something else. (AT this point, I should've pointed out that she does have mango, I know what mango looks like, I'm half Filipino, though I do not really look it.) My drinks came out right then and I just grabbed them and left. This new owner obviously does not realize that it's truly mostly customer service that brings repeat business. I absolutely loved the previous owner and her no thrills but deliciously wonderful avocado and mango bobas that she made. She was a true owner that took an interest in her customers, I am sad that she moved back to Cali. As far as the drinks go, they were of very liquidy consistency and the bobas were overcooked. The calamari tasted like they purchased it premade with Italian seasonings on it. I'm actually quite confident it had Italian seasonings on them and they were heavily breaded. I frequented Juice House Boba on a regular basis making the 25 minute one-way drive at least once a week--with an owner that knew exactly what I wanted the moment I walked in. I I will not go back to Planet Boba (which now looks like a coffee shop franchise) and I will be telling my other "Boba drinking" friends to go back to Boba Tea House in Chandler. The owner can be assured of one thing... she gotta keep her frozen mango chunks, but she sure lost alot of business from Northeast Phoenix people.