Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Outstanding job. Even completed a wax detail by staying late. The owner, George is a South Austin original. His family has been in the car wash business for as long as he has been alive. Nice to see him build and manage his own place.
Q: negative

A: I've had mostly good experiences here, but tonight at the drive-thru was ridiculous. I'm a very patient person but I almost lost it with, Veronica, who is supposedly, assistant manager. I ordered a bowl and wanted to pay with a remaining gift card balance. She told me the card wasn't reading. Ok. She tried covering it in plastic and told me that wasn't working and that's what they do when cards don't work. I know this. I used to work a cash register. Fix it and get me my food. It's already been 7 minutes. I told her type it in. She tells me she can't. I said again, type it in. Again she says she cannot. I ask for a manager because clearly she is incompetent. She informs me she is the one in charge. WOW! I'm amazed. Shocked. She then tells me she is going to another register. She finally comes back and tells me she typed it in. Way to go! I'm truly appalled people like this have jobs and think they can demand 15/hr. Veronica and the other employees at this place need some training. I'm sorry to go off like this, but people like that shouldn't be in charge.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: The line was long in the morning but the food was worth the wait. We had croissants and crepes here for breakfast. The prices for these items were reasonable considering the patisserie is housed within the Bellagio. We had the Exotic Crepe, which came with coconut sorbet and a mango-passion fruit topping. It was definitely one of the more unique crepes I've seen on a menu within the contiguous U.S. The warm topping was very sweet but the cooling effect of the sorbet was appreciated. The croissant was brushed with a thin layer of sweet glaze but the glaze didn't overwhelm the light and buttery layers. It's a great place to grab an interesting breakfast within the Bellagio without having to go for a full sit-down experience. There is an area with tables and chairs right outside the patisserie for customers to eat their purchases.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: So after the Kookie got her new ride We decided to look at some parts Were ready to buy, asked "Shawn" if they had a "Locking Gas Door for a Yukon" he checked the computer an said "NOPE" so we said ok, looked around an on the North wall, what do our eyes find....The Correct Locking Gas Door. He needs to go back to fast food or the trailer he left unoccupied.
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output: In town for a friends wedding. Checked in on a Saturday around noon. About a 20 minute wait for that. The room DID look exactly like the one in the picture. Exactly, in fact. King sized bed (pretty comfy), flat screen tv, REALLY cheap and ugly pink/black furry.....thing and all. Didn't really appreciate the ghetto tagging etched into the window. But that was small and easy to ignore. And we really loved how centrally located the Flamingo is on the strip. The Paris and Caesar's are a short walk away (well, "short" in Vegas terms). We were enjoying our stay and the casino (did really well at Black Jack and the dealer - his name was T.G. - was alot of fun!!). Had breakfast at the Paradise Buffet on Sunday morning. You pay for the buffet up front and input your tip (kind of weird to tip before you've had your meal). I input $6.00 as the tip. The girl at the register mistakenly input $600.00!!! No problem, though, she caught the mistake herself and said she would fix it. Midway through our breakfast, she brought us a new receipt showing the corrections. Cool. Next morning, we want to check out. So we go to the handy dandy "Express Checkout" function on our TV. I've done this many times at many hotels. We go through the whole process only for the TV to tell us the "Express Checkout" is not working. Great. So we go to the Lobby and head for the Registration Desk. The line is huge. And, yes, there were only 3 people at the Registration Desk. Someone else here commented that they have WAAAY to few people working the desk for a property of this size. And they are absolutely right. And the 3 people that were working were so SLOOOOOOW!!! After awhile, and realiziing we were going to be late for our flight, my partner noticed one of those old fashioned express checkout boxes where you fill out the card, drop your keys and the card in the box and you're on your way. Fine. Did it. Done. Rushing to the taxi stand, we notice there are about 6 people ahead of us. And no taxis waiting. No taxis. None. At a Las Vegas hotel. In the center of The Strip. The "helpful" taxi attendant said that the hotel shuttle was right around the corner and waiting and it's only $7.00. We were pressed for time and couldn't afford to go to 6 different hotels to pick up more people (we took the shuttle from the airport to the Flamingo and stopped at 7 properties before they dropped us a block from the hotel entrance - they said it was due to construction but, it's funny, to pick people up, they pulled right up to the door). So, we told him no, thanks. We'll wait for a cab. He says, "Ok, gonna be awhile." And walks away. 5 minutes later, the shuttle leaves the property. And wouldn't you know it, as soon as the shuttle leaves, taxi after taxi after taxi showed up like the Flamingo was the only resort in town. That got me so mad I couldn't stand it!! What a scam!!! The taxi ride only cost $15.00, with tip! So, outside of the Flamingo's influence, the flight home was fine. Except when I looked at my bank statement today. Guess what $600.00 charge went through?? The torment continues.
Q: positive

A:
We got a great deal on this hotel during the Thanksgiving holiday. With the basic room the average rate per night after taxes and the resort fee was $99 for 4 nights. The resort fee covers internet access in the room, a coupon book with 2 free drinks, access to the business center, and a newspaper. We only used the internet and we used the business center to print boarding passes. The interior of the hotel is decent. There was a lot of construction and some escalators were out of order, but a lot of things in Vegas were out of order or under construction. There were a quite a few restaurants. I visited the Starbucks, Haagen Daz, and a sandwich place. The sandwich place was the least satisfying. And of course the prices are jacked up at Starbucks. The room was very clean and spacious. We had the smallest an most basic room with two double beds on the 16th floor of the New Yorker tower. The room could have easily fit a desk in it. I really appreciated the mirrored closet doors. The beds were comfortable, the shower was hot. One complaint about the room is the tv, it was SO outdated. I think it might have been a 13 inch tube. I've seen bigger and better televisions in cheaper, crappier hotels. Let's be honest, no one comes to Vegas to sit in their hotel room all day. New York New York was a basic, clean hotel to sleep in and it had more than enough entertainment for late night hours if you didn't want to go out in the cold (it was freezing during Thanksgiving). For the price, I'm really happy we stayed here. The only reason why I wouldn't stay again is that there are just too many other hotels to explore.