Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I went to the Cornish Pasty Company for the first time today on recommendation from a friend who loves the restaurant. I ordered the "Mexican" which was absolutely delicious. The spices, steak, potatoes, cheese were all perfectly balanced. The pasty came with a side of salsa and sour cream, but the pasty was just perfect as is. No salsa or sour cream needed. My husband ordered the pesto chicken. It was pretty good. I sampled his item and he ate part of mine. His was pretty good, but we both agreed that the Mexican was the best. Like with the Mexican, the pasty came with marinara sauce. I tried it, but it overwhelmed the wonderful flavor of the chicken and pesto. Plus, the marinara sauce and the salsa both tasted like they came out of a jar, so to put them on a pasty seemed not right at all. We also ordered the garlic oven chips (fries)--first mistake! I LOVE garlic and add it in just about everything I eat. The fries were just too overwhelming with salt and garlic. We could not eat them. We took them home to our teenagers, who eat anything, and they agreed that they were too salty and had too much garlic. I am quite certain, based on my friend's review, that my fries/chips were accidentally dosed with extra garlic. She claims they were the best, but mine were not edible. After trying the fries, I did not like the mashed potatoes either which tasted like they had too much garlic. They probably didn't, but it was hard to get the garlic flavor out of my mouth. I sampled the potatoes within 5 minutes of them arriving, and they were just warm. The cheese on top had already hardened. I think that definitely took away from the potatoes. Like with the fries, we brought the potatoes home, and the teens ate them no problem and claimed that they did not have too much garlic. As for us adults, we will definitely order a pasty or two again. I will probably try the garlic chips again just because my friend can't be wrong.... and maybe those potatoes too. Hopefully they will come out with melted, gooey cheese next time.
Q: positive

A: I have been going to AWT ever since I was 18 (currently 23). My older sister actually turned me on to it- and I really think that explains the vibe there. As many reviewers have said, it's a body-positive, sex-positive, queer-friendly, feminist sex shop. It is a safe place. I have always felt comfortable there, unlike many other sex shops. The owners are also something special. I once went in to find a book about pelvic pain. Dr. Myrtle not only found me a great book, she also answered a lot of my questions, recommended me a specialist gynecologist, and validated my frustrations about not feeling heard by many doctors. A few years later (only a year ago), I survived a traumatic experience, and felt I would never want to be sexual again. In August I went back in to AWT and found a book about regaining your sexuality after trauma. The staff members could tell I was uneasy buying this book and after I was done checking out, she told me that I was going to be ok and I would get through this. It warmed my heart so much. A few days ago, I went in looking for new toys to experiment with and explained my situation to them. They were so amazing, they reminded me that feeling good like that was a great thing and reassured me that I was going to be ok. AWT is a sex shop. But it's also way more than that.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: The apartment itself is beautiful. I have a 1 bedroom with the 12 foot granite countertop. I don't really need that but it's nice when people come over. I'm on the 3rd floor and really regret choosing that due to the stairs. I'm not from AZ and moving here in June with 110+ everyday and 3 flights of stairs= me dying. I do love that I can NEVER hear my neighbors. And I mean NEVER. My deck faces east and I have a nice view of the mountains and the Mormon temple. I rented a carport for a month for $25 and then decided it wasn't worth the money since there is always tons of parking by my building. Management has always been nice. The pool is like a resort. The #1 thing I cannot stand is SCORPIONS! In the month I have been here I've had 2 of the tiny poisonous ones. They sprayed after the first one and 2 1/2 weeks later I had another one in my bedroom. Being from a place without scorpions this is horrifying to me. I called the emergency line and maintenance came 45 minutes to kill the 2nd one (It was in my bedroom above my window, almost on the ceiling!). Obviously the pest control didn't work very well.... Sure, we live in a desert BUT had I known that people get them every 2 weeks at this place (maintenance guy told me that today), I never would have rented here. It used to be fruit orchards until 5 years ago so obviously, the scorpions lived here before this place was built. Just wanted to give a heads up to anyone who is as scared of scorpions as I am. Ask management questions and do your research before moving in. I don't see a way out of the lease even if I end up with 10 of them. I am now arming myself with sticky traps, scorpion killer spray and this handy dandy tool http://www.homedepot.com/p/Bug-Grabber-with-10-Stick-N-Seal-Traps-900226/203772132?keyword=scorpion+stick.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: I rarely review places to eat unless it's amazing or terrible. Sadly, this was a TERRIBLE spot. The service is hands down the worst in Las Vegas. Food was mediocre and the environment was laughable. Our waiter couldn't speak English, didn't understand English, and simply made our experience unbearable. 90% of the time our waitress was actually on her phone and ignored our request for service. She was very short when we asked her questions about the menu items, looked annoyed when we did order anything, and it seemed like she would toss our food in front of us when she "served" it. I tend to give people credit, especially since I've worked in the service industry, but I couldn't ignore such God awful service. The food was edible. That's all I could really say about it. We paid for AYCE and in all honesty, 50% of the food looked disgusting. Now what definitely put this place at the bottom of the garbage heap is the actual environment. The booths look like they were recycled from the restaurant that vacated this location previously. There's a random office cubicle near the kitchen and bathroom. And there's shipping boxes stacked up all around the restaurant. If you're one of those people who just read the conclusion, READ THIS: AVOID THIS RESTAURANT AT EVERY COST. You'll be disappointed by the food, angered by the service, and questioning why this sushi place hasn't folded yet.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: Walked in 10 minutes to close and was told by the manager that they were closing soon and that they needed to kick everyone out then. He said "you can order food if you want, but you won't be able to eat it here." Thanks, we won't eat there. Congrats on getting out of there on time.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output:
I was once asked during a job interview how I handle stress and my answer was "potato chips." Not the healthiest response, but it is illustrative of my love of potatoes. Until today, I thought it extended to all forms, but I was mistaken. I do not love the fries at Five Guys. They were plain and mushy. The best part was the ketchup. I had the grilled cheese, so I can't comment on the burgers. The grilled cheese was sad and I didn't finish it. The soda machine stressed me out. The whole experience made me miss Create (the place that used to be there) and question President Obama's judgment when it comes to fast food. I gave it two stars because it was clean and the girl working the cash register was very nice. I won't be going back.