Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I type it: whiskey. That's what I like... and that's what my spell check likes. This... now this is an experience for tourists. And tourists only. I don't think an actual Scot comes in this building unless they're working. The experience includes a ride on their Haunted Mansion (but slower and not as scary) ride through the process of how to make whiskey. A friendly ghost... yep, you read that right, is your guide through the distilling process. It takes about 6 or 7 minutes and then you disembark and head into the music room. It's not really a music room... but there are treble clefs on the wall. My wife mentioned it was some imagery about the harmony of flavors or something... anyway, you watch a video about the regions of Scotland that produce certain styles of whiskey. All in all, it's educational and not at all boring. Next, you taste! You get to try one style of whiskey... and you slide your little glass onto the right color and it opens the door to the Shrine of the Silver Monkey. No, no... that's not right... you slide your glass onto a colored spot on the table and the guide pours you that corresponding region's whiskey. I opted for the smooth, vanilla-like kind... I think I picked yellow. Next, you move into a room that is pretty dang impressive... you will stare in awe at the largest private collection of whiskey anywhere... I think there were about 3,400 bottles... none duplicated... and a couple that were over 100 years old. Take a picture in the whiskey vault... seriously... it's like the Cave of Wonders if all of the Wonders are whiskey. Then, you get spit out in a bar! Where you can buy more whiskey! Or just read some plaques and then go downstairs to the gift shop... and buy more whiskey! It's fun... it's not too expensive... it's worth doing once. And it's right by Edinburgh Castle - and you're already going to the Castle... right? Yeah, you are. So maybe think about stopping in.
Q: positive

A: Went there for last minute Halloween shopping. I really like their system of the costumes so that it's not picked over or messy. The manager was also nice. But the employees at the cash wrap was fighting over who knows what but the manager stepped in. The girl who started the fight with the other girl was checking her phone while ringing me up. She seemed to have an attitude. But overall great experience and the checkout was quick.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I came to House of Tricks for a birthday dinner for a friend this past Saturday night. Upon entering the place actually looked pretty cool, the patio had a nice ambiance about it. There was bird poo on our table and the staff quickly ran to grab new table linens. We assured them that it was really no big deal (we are not the dramatic nor the uppity type) and we put one of the table candles over it. As I sat down with the first 6 of my 11 person party. we waited a slightly longer than normal amount of time for anything other than water. while we waited for the rest of our guests to arrive, we ordered appetizers. food was alright, nothing to write home about. Our remaining 5 guests arrived, and we ordered our entrees and ate our meal. NOW THE PROBLEMS BEGIN. as our waiter dropped the bill our entire table agreed that rather than making it difficult on our server and splitting the check up based on menu items, we would all be fair and just put down our cards and split evenly between 10 of us (birthday girl not included). Our server looked relieved when i told him ( I am in the resort bar industry myself, so i truly understand the hassle of splitting a check 10 ways for 10 separate meals....its just mean to do that to a server.) He arrived with the ten credit card slips and we all signed and left on our merry way. I woke the next morning to find that my card had been charged for the split amount of $53 PLUS the ENTIRE bill amount of around $500! I called my fellow guests and fortunately my account was the only one double (really 10 times) charged. I called the restaurant and spoke with an apologetic hostess who informed me that the owner was the only one who could handle the situation and to expect a call after 4 pm. I NEVER RECEIVED A CALL. The hostess called later on to inform me, that since there was nothing they could do until it had processed, that I would just have to wait it out and call back later. ARE YOU KIDDING ME. As a previous bar manager myself, I would NEVER overlook such a reputation crushing mistake and pass the responsibility off on my hostess. Customer relations are YOUR job, so do it. I WILL NEVER BE BACK TO HOUSE OF TRICKS. it just goes to show you that no matter how great the food, or the presentation, if customer service doesn't excel, the reviews will suffer and that is all the guests will remember. I don't suggest anyone else go to house of tricks unless they want to pay $550 bucks for an average piece of salmon.
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: Free tickets skattered on the strip, electro/house music in one room, hip-hop in other, casual/dressy, lots of dance space, friendly people. Good fun for free.
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output: We were told about this place before visiting Scottsdale and decided to go. We were not disappointed. The margaritas were terrific (a great selection), and the food was equally good. It is one of the best restaurants I've been to.
Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A:
Overrated, at best. I was sober when I ate their pizza, so perhaps this influenced my perception of it. Unlike most of their patrons, I wasn't famished and drunk. The pizza was really greasy and didn't have that much flavor. Some of the crust was good, but it was really similar to Sbarro at the mall. It is fine if you want to eat for $5, but I wouldn't make any special trips to this place.