Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Avoid like the plague. Tiny sandwich served on crunchy rye, not steamed. The bread was more like a cracker, not soft fresh bread. The pastrami was served cold. I guess I should have known better when the server asked if I wanted lettuce on my pastrami. The server was brand new and just did not know... Oh well I'm sure the bagels are ok.
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A: Outstanding company to partner with! Very professional, very responsive, and very technically equipped. Quick at addressing the customer's concerns and/or needs. Would have given 5 star rating, however installation was delayed a bit, at their request. Also, (outside of the installation itself), more on site work performed than normally would have preferred. Final product was a beautiful maple custom home entertainment center, designed exactly to our requirements at a very reasonable price. Would definitely recommend!!!
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: My husband and I decided to go here on our "date night". I had no idea it was owned by Eva Longoria until I read these reviews. Overall, service was great. The hostess and waiter were very friendly. For drinks, we both had a glass of Louis M Martini Cabernet. $11 a glass is not bad for Vegas and it was delicious! The bread was ok. The appetizer (Crab Cakes with lobster) was really good but pricey at $16 for one crab cake. I would pay closer to $12. We both ordered the rib eye....too salty. I ordered it medium and got it medium rare. At $42 for a lonely piece of meat, it should be cooked and seasoned properly. For sides, the mac and cheese was bland. Didn't want to waste the calories so we didn't finish it. The mushrooms had too much garlic. We had the "chocolate kiss" for desert which was to die for! It was really hit or miss through each course of the meal. I would say that it wasn't worth $200 and more worth $85 but it was our date night and I enjoyed the company. :) However, I've paid far less for far better quality. Sorry Eva!
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Output: Great place to bring the family and friends! Be sure and walk around and see all the cool and fun stuff! The staff is always ready to fill any special request and Mr Skinner always makes sure everyone had a great time!
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output: Commuter sandwich is delicious. Great coffee. Fun atmosphere with a lot to look at. Wish we lived in Phoenix so we could go more often.
Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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The Christmas Shop is open year round, which I don't quite understand. It seems Christmas starts earlier and earlier each year, to most people's annoyance (when I saw an advert with Santa on it in August, before my birthday, I was a bit peeved. Stealing the lime light old man eh?) I love Christmas. I love the build-up, the excitement. A whole month's worth of festivities. But a year-round shop for Christmas. I mean, I can't fathom any reason people would need to buy Christmas decorations not around Christmas. Even festive props that might be needed for Festive plays, would only be needed around Christmas, as no one shows Festive plays or themed-parties at any other time of the year. Anyway. How they managed to stay open all year defies but, but I'll continue. It WAS close to Christmas, so I popped in here for some decorations. Now, the fact this shop is called The Christmas Shop means you'd expect to be like the scene out of Elf when Buddy is working away building his 1000th etch-a-sketch in a house made of gingerbread and candy cane -Christmas incarnate. No. Instead it's two or three small rooms with a few different hanging decorations, not cheaply priced, and the check-out area is a bit of a shambles. There was a cheap muslin cloth hangings behind the counter covering what looked like boxes and a general mess. The till itself was quite old, there were two people on the till but it took an age and then some to have them wrap the decorations of the people in front of me, process the payment and the like. I am a patient shopper, I expect queues and to wait especially at a busy shopping time of year. But, really. It's Christmas. You run The Christmas SHop. Surely a bit more efficiency wouldn't go amiss? Jeez I feel like a right Scrooge writing a lower-rate review about something for Christmas, around Christmas. But I feel like I could get the same, or nicer,decorations elsewhere in a nicer store. For somewhere calling itself The Christmas Tree, it's lacking a little in that festive magic.