Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: If I could give it a minus rating I would. I was vacationing a few weeks ago in Scottsdale (my first time in the city). We wanted to come in a day early. We called Hotel.com and talked to the agent. They told us it was a remodeled hotel with a handicap room with two beds. When we go there it was not remodeled, a handicap room with 1 king size bed. It was the worst night I have stayed at any hotel. For the money I paid it should have been a 4 star experience. The staff at the first desk was rude and when we asked for other hotel numbers she made sure they were to high in price so we were forced to stay there. The bedding was spotted so we don't know if the blankets were ever washed. We got up early the next morning to leave, we didn't stay for the breakfast we just had to get out of there ASAP. It was a horrible time and when we moved to the other hotel that we then spent the next three nights in we washed all of our clothing to get the nasty feel of dirt off of us. Please go anywhere else to stay other than the Days Inn Fashion Square Resort unless you know nasty hotel rooms.
Q: positive

A: Almost walked by it but decided to stop in. Was very impressed. The miso was perfect and the rolls were fresh and very good. I would definitely be here once a week if I lived in the area.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Worst pedi I've ever gotten. Got me in after a 15 minute wait, didn't take their time. cut a toe nail too short and wound up with an infection. No customer service skills. There was one other person getting a pedi at the same time and no employees talked to the customers until it was time to collect. Not a happy campy after limping around on my vacation for a week after getting my pedicure here. I guess you get what you pay for.
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Output: I get the call from my room. "Mr. Williams, we have a seat for you, please come down" I respond "I will be right down..." the poker manager "Sir, are you hungry? Would you like some lunch and or a drink"... Laughingly I said "Sure, how about some some lobster and Kettle & Red Bull, just playin, I'll be right down" I take my seat and hand over some cash, instead of poker chips coming back what do I see? Yup, a freakin lobster meal and a vodka Red Bull. LOL, seriously?! I'm only playing $12-$24 no-limit and I get this kind of treatment? Gotta admit, it was nice. So I excused myself and ate my meal...... I hate when poker players eat at the poker table. If you want to lose track of time go here, I checked my watch thinking a few hours have gone by, to my surprise 8 hours have gone by... sheesh. I had to go before I felt too much like a poker degen ;) Later that night I could not sleep so I go back down to the poker room, and who do I see just chilling chatting with the floor manager? Phil Helmuth, Linda Johnson, Jean-Robert Bellande, & Matt Savage, I hit gold!! I sheepishly walked up to pay my respects, and they were so nice and responsive, I even got invited to a charity event they were putting on there the next day. After hearing the buy-in ($10K) I politely declined stating I was tied up with other commitments..... Like my wallet!! LOL, man what a great experience for me. The rest of my trip I exclusively played here because of the service and I was staying at the Aria, only a few times did I break away to go play at the Bellagio. I have never received such top notch service as I had here. I never feel like I am grinding it out with guys who are playing their rent money, or their child support money, it just really feels like the professional sport that I miss so much. I cannot wait to go back! So thank you Aria Poker Room for making me feel like a millionaire, or at least a thousandaire ;)
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: If you're looking for political-themed, Steeler or gag gifts, this shop is a good place to check out. I thought the non-birthday card selection was a little small, but I'm also really particular about my greeting cards. Like many card/gift shops, this place carries some soaps and bath products, and those Quotable Quote mugs/magnets/cards. There's also a small toy selection, which is handy if you need a last-minute gift for a child or just someone who's, as they say, "young at heart." The owners are very friendly, but don't hover, which I appreciate since I need time to soak in all the different products in the store. I prefer the bigger card and gift selection at Kards Unlimited over on Walnut in Shadyside, but in terms of employee friendliness, this place wins and is definitely worth checking out if you're in Squirrel Hill.
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output:
I'm just going to come out and say it - I do not see the point of this shop. More over, I simply cannto see why it has such a huge following and seemingly impressive reputation. Yeah, I'll give it to you that it looks cool - whoever does the window displays can take a small selection of clothes and a huge pile of junk and make it into a window display that rivals the masterpieces of any artist. The inside is like a 'whats-what-of-cool-things-designed-to-make-you-like-us' and thats again just the displays which Cult so desperatly rely on to look cool. Truthfully, if you go beyond the shallow looks - you see what Cult really is. A generic, and vastly over priced shop of quasi-designer clothes. You can get most of this stuff anywhere else, and for quite a bit cheaper. I may sound a bit bitter, but I cant stand shops like this.