Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Loved it!!! pretty amazing burgers I really liked the ambiance very family friendly, I was not a fan of the fries but I did like the sauces. I went with a big party so we had pretty much every appetizer in the menu and my favorite was the sausage. The chili fries are huge and could be ordered as a meal but warning, they were a bit spicy. The chicken was alright and the calamari was alright. I had the burger with the fried onions and it was delicious, very flavorful! over all I liked it and the servers were nice.
Q: positive

A: Great food. Ordered the rad na and the fried calamari and will definitely be back again.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: good Chinese food is hard to find in LV especially being from Cali, the only good thing about this place is that it's close to my house and it's similar to Panda express except its made to order. I usually have to add a lot of chili oil and soy sauce to my orders to give it more flavor but besides that, all I can say is that it's 5 mins from my house which is a plus when I'm craving chinese and don't want to drive to chinatown (spring mtn)
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Output: It's the most consistently delicious food in Champaign-Urbana. Everything is good: the soups, the noodle dishes, the sushi, the curry, the fish, the duck, the deserts... it's all amazing. Their lunches are every bit as good as their dinners, only smaller and more inexpensive. A great value.
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output: i have to drop another star on this update and here's why. the major surgery i mentioned in my last update (ACL repair) turned out to be a tad on the extreme end of the treatment scale. the way the diagnosis and treatment was presented to me was: surgery and rehabilitation (by a paid therapist, not on your own) -- end of story. and if you don't do the surgery, she will eventually blow out her other knee(s) because she not putting weight on the injured one. i was pressured to schedule tests to prep her for said surgery and the idea of surgery at all was just so nonchalant. in fact the dr said he's done this surgery on both of his own dogs and does these types of surgeries on dogs all the time and this injury is quite common. it was somehow alarmist and blase at the same time. I dont' doubt that that is all true (including the possibility of injury to other knees), but a bit misleading in the way that this is a major, major surgery with major, major recovery time. Also, after doing my own research and finding out that this was 1. going to be anywhere from a $3k-$5k surgery, and 2. it's not at all as "absolutely necessary as i was led to believe, I felt this was not at all a good choice for such an aged dog. so after researching it a bit on my own i felt a little upset about not being informed about the other ways you can treat this (your own rehab efforts, meds like phycox and hylox). only when i called to cancel dozer's follow up appt for tests to prep her for this surgery did Finch call back to recommend the "DIY" rehab tips. (And he does personally call back to check in on your pet after appts, new meds have been started, etc., which i think is great.) In fact, I have always liked Dr. Finch, and i don't know that he's deserving of the other reviewer's remarks (come on: smelling of alcohol on the job? please. and his demeanor hardly seems capable of rude or rough) - he's not unprofessional or uncaring, and his manner is rather soothing, but i just feel that trust has been majorly broken. not to mention at a previous appt before this whole ACL business he spent five minutes going on and on about this revolutionary new dog food that's great for joints (dozer also has bad hips) even though i kept interrupting him to say we weren't interested in it, all while staring at a huge poster ad for the food behind his head on the cabinet. after these last two incidences, which have made me think back on still other minor ones, i feel that their priorities are a little out of order, and am now in the market for a new vet.
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I am sitting here in the lobby as I write this. I come in to pick up my rental car and the young lady at the counter is extremely rude. She started attacking me because I didn't have the proper paperwork. I didn't know I was supposed to bring it because the manager I spoke with told me he had it. Well... They lost it. Go figure... She then started huffing and puffing and being extremely rude. I asked her to stop because she was making me totally uncomfortable. She still didn't. Then the lady got on her cell phone right in front of me and started making comments about me as a customer to her friends. Really professional! I have to use their service because my car is being fixed from the dealership, and they are paying for it. I had someone from the dealership come down to take care of the issue since the lady at the desk would not stop being rude. I couldn't take it. I love Jim Marsh Kia... But Hertz is ridiculous. Please do not use this office their customer service and management skills are horrible. Worst then Walmart.