Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Hi Y'all I want to first say, I will be trying and supporting the food trucks and go to more in the future! This one star is about the organizers and the police that basically created a fiasco at the opening on Sunday. Did you all get a chance to try out the food trucks that weekend? Guess what, after a less than stellar day on Saturday, We decided to try out the place again! Yep, I felt since we gave it a 2.5 star rounded to 2, we would try it again because we may have been a bit judgmental or just mental....... 1. Orange Wrist Band - Decided to wear these for another 24 hours. Nice, orange, and wearing it on a warm day makes for many conversations. Guess what, I was selling it. Telling all to come to the Silverton, all about the trucks and the variety of foods and etc. 2. Confirmation - Oh yeah, asked the organizers and security how we can reenter on Sunday and they said come in through the exit line and bypass the regular line for the online and the cash paying attendants. (The long line) 3. Sunday - Got there at 11:30, The regular line was already about 120 yards long and getting longer. (Church everyone! Come on it is Sunday:)... 4. To Band or not to Band.... So, we stood in the line with the other orange wrist band peeps which was about 100 people compared to the many hundreds in the paying line. We were near the entrance and the others were lining on the side. We had a few peeps in the front of the regular line who must have been there for hours. I think the first 20 yards of people in the paying line were there for hours. 5. The coppers - The sun burned White Castle devotees in the front of the line were complaining about all us returning wrist band folks. We did not respond but just all explained what the organizers and security were telling us from the day before, just following the instructions and the rules and the benefit of buying the wristbands... The cops came up, and advised us in the exit line to disperse. We advised them of the organizers rules and so the cops said, okay, sorry we just got here. Then after minutes, they spoke to the organizers and the organizers also made comments to the crowd. Now, we were really set, the all the wrist band peeps lined up a bit tighter and the other lines were not happy. 6. The decision - The cops did not like the 12 people in front of the regular line who were sun burned and vocal. Meaning that these folks were complaining that they were there for hours and it was not fair and all that. The coppers made a decision to allow 10% of the wrist band folks to enter the exit line as normal, and the rest of us had to go to the back of the line. I asked the cop why make that decision to satisfy 12 people out of 100 of people who were following the rules. He said "I am making a command decision". Not sure , but when does a respectable decision include making one to suit 12 people who are NOT following the rules against 100 who followed the rule. He said, Sorry, just made a decision, go to the back of the other line. Well, that was the law! We pay for that! Very interesting. 7. The organizers - They retreated back to their cashier line. They did not stick up for their words, we looked at them and all we saw were their backs as they were walking away to count their cash. We headed to our car in the parking lot. All the parking attendants and security were telling the incoming crowd with wristbands to GO TO THE EXIT LINE. Where the cops were directing them against all logic and rules to the back of the other line. Funny. None of this matters. I apologize for ranting and a 1 star. It is just that organization and support are key to any event and this was not acceptable. The food is great, the trucks are fantastic, I give the food, the vendors a 5 STAR and will always support them. The organizers, and the attendants - shame on you for not supporting all of us that support you. Shame on us for paying for and accepting your rules and following them. The cops, I am afraid to comment on your abilities other than fact that I have been to many communist countries for work and all I can say is hmmmmm...... GK says continue to support the food trucks. This is capitalism in action. You get a great product for what you pay for. 5 star for them. Yeah.
Q: negative

A: Pho broth is no good. Service is no good. There are plenty of other pho places in the area. This one was not worth my time and money.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: This place is creepy. You enter and pay and are given your utensils. Where you pay is a little island with stuff all over the place inside. I understand they seat you, no one sat us and we found our own seat. So I sat for a few seconds before I went hunting for food. Who ever decorated this place must have been drunk and stuck in the sixties, truly awful. So I went for the food. I started with a salad, how do all of those topping taste the same? I really mean it, how do they do that? The fruit was very fresh and good though. Segue on to the mains, a little Mexican, a little Chinese and all American. All edible but not really edible enough to want more. I did stand in front of the ham for a slice, but the people back there were flipping steaks and look at you and never make a move toward you to carve. It is funny too, they flip and they flip but no one ever gets a steak, weird. Dessert is just pieces of things that look like chocolate or carrot cake, but taste nothing like what the look like. This is a place for folks who want to eat until they puke and not care about what it is that made them puke. Flavour is not a consideration I guess.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: Really good tacos! Really bad margaritas! Just stick with the food and the beer. The calamari tacos are my favorite.
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Just okay. Stopped by for their reverse happy hour. Salsa was good. Kind of spicy for mild which I liked. Disappointed that the bean dip AND the queso had chorizo. We split the Mexican pizza subbing the meat for beans. Greasy but satisfying. It's good if you put tons of salsa on it. About halfway through eating it however, I detected something meaty in their beans. Now, I am not a super strict vegetarian. I will eat refried beans at most Mexican places as long as there is not an overwhelming lard or meaty taste. (On a side note though- I feel it is completely unnecessary to use lard or meat products in beans. My favorite Mexican food place- Mi Pueblo- makes excellent beans with no lard. When beans are a vegetarian staple, why would a restaurant be inconsiderate and make it non-vegetarian? Okay- end rant.) So back to Arriba's beans... It tasted something a bit porkish. It kind of killed my appetite so I was done after two pieces. My husband also ordered pork taquitos which he was underwhelmed by. Although a big chorizo fan, he said the queso it came with wasn't great. Our server was good. Charming and accommodating. But what really turned me off was the bill. My husband didn't tell me until we were in the car, so I didn't have a chance to fight it. $31 total. Hmmmm... happy hour prices on the Mexican pizza should have been $8 and $3. On top of that a draft Bud Light (also on special) and a Corona. $31 does NOT make sense. Our server didn't seem so charming and accommodating anymore. Yeah, so we won't be back. Way too many good Mexican places to bother with Arriba.