Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Yikes! Tried to go here for lunch and it was a madhouse. Some kind of incomprehensible line system for what kinds of meat you want to order, but that all goes out the window when the line is past the door. Really wish I could have tried some of the food, but nothing could be worth this hassle.
Q: negative

A: Let me just say there is nothing worse than when a relationship goes sideways. I've been coming here for years, as I have a small watch collection and always come here for my batteries. Their 5-year warranty is a super deal...but then, this evening, it all went terribly, terribly wrong. Three weeks ago, I brought in one of my watches thinking it just needed a battery. They told me it needed a new mechanism. It would cost $185; they would have to send it out; and I wouldn't get it back for six weeks. Although I was pretty bummed, there didn't seem to be much choice. So I paid the $185 for the watch and settled in for a long wait. Two weeks later, they called to say the watch was done, which would seem like extra special good service. When I went in to get the watch, the young man immediately noticed a problem. The watch didn't have the proper time. He gave the watch to the watch guy who fiddled with it for a few minutes. When the watch guy came out, he told me the hand was just getting a little stuck, and it should be fine now. I put the watch on my wrist and left. About an hour later I looked at my watch, and it was on the exact time it had been when I picked it up. It never actually worked. And then I got to thinking about it: Initially they said they would have to send it out and it would take six weeks. So, why was it done in two? I would be willing to place a large bet it's because they decided they could make a few bucks by doing it themselves and not "sending it out." Do I think my watch got a new mechanism? Well, I am planning to send it back to the maker, and I guess they can tell me the answer to that. When I went in to talk to them about it, there was only a young man and the jeweler working (neither the manager nor the watch guy was there). I explained everything to the young man and said, "You know, at this point, I just want you to refund my money, and I'll send it back to the maker." He said, "Well that's not going to happen." What exactly did he think my reaction to that statement would be? Maybe he could have tried, "You know, I don't have the authority to make that decision. I'll need to have you speak to the manager." That would have made sense. But NO! Nick, as it turns out he is called, thought it would be a good idea to call the shot on this. After I became fairly upset, THEN, Nick decides to say, "Well that would be up to the manager." No kidding, Nick. If this had been the totality of the problem, the relationship might have been salvageable. Sadly, that's not the case. When I picked up the watch initially, before I knew there was a problem, I also brought in an earring I wanted reconfigured so that the two stones in one earring would make two separate earrings. The jeweler came out, looked at it, and said it would be no problem. He would just add a new jump ring to each stone and they would be done in an hour. It would be $24.95. Remember: a new jump ring. That's it. Not a new bezel. Not a new ANYTHING else. A new freaking jump ring. On the same night I went in to discuss the problem with the watch, I also needed to pick up these earrings. And what to my wondering eye did I behold? A bill for $24.95 TIMES TWO. I said, "Oh, that's a mistake, it's one pair of earrings. The man quoted me $24.95." The jeweler who I dealt with came out and said, "No, I meant $24.95 EACH." And then Nick, who WAS NOT THERE when the quote was given, decides he's going to weigh in. "Oh, yes. That was per earring." Okay, Nick, now you and I have some real issues. But seriously, when he said $24.95 was I supposed to know that was $24.95 to put a tiny jump ring on EACH stone? I asked if the price on the earrings in the case was for one or both? Have you ever charged PER EARRING? Earrings are a set. If they sold mittens, would they charge per mitten. Socks? Shoes? Shoelaces? Earplugs? Okay, so now I'm pretty worked up. I was going to let them keep the watch and have the manager call me tomorrow. However, at this point I told them to take a long look at their computer and consider how much money I had spent there. Yes, they agreed. I had spent a lot of money there. Well, I said, "that $185 for not fixing this watch. And the $53.04 for the $24.95 jump ring on the earrings is the last money you will ever see from me." Maybe Nick and his manager will have a nice chat about this. But, my guess is, probably not. So, since this site is all about helping other people out, let me just say, the young lady in front of me was getting an explanation about why the engraving on the back of her watch was crooked. Yes, they were justifying it. Crooked engraving! If you need something besides watch repair, engraving or a simple jewelry repair... oh forget it, I still would NEVER recommend this place.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer: The flowers at this market are awesome, but I am pretty sure they are selling grocery store seconds on the fruits and veggies. I have gotten many veggies from here that had rotten cores or went bad the next day or so. A good place to buy cheap veggies for dinner that night, but I am not sure that any of this food is local.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: Great fun for the kids. I always stop here to watch the fountain show! Vegas isn't all partying and drinking. There's some wholesome fun too.
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output: Hard to believe we have lived in Vegas for a year and not tried this place. We ride by it everytime we go to Town Square. So, we decided to give it a go. They have a cool atmosphere with a lot of large tvs, this would be a perfect place to watch any sports event. They have great specials everyday of the week. On Tuesdays kids eat free. The food was great, I had their ribeye special last night and the steak was perfectly cooked and very good. The service was great and prompt. I would definitely recommend and we will return.
Q: positive

A:
Went here today for the first time with Carmen W. (my usual partner in crime) after the Farmer's Market ...loved it! The store is full of witty and artsy jewelry, pottery, stationery and other objet, most from local artists. The store is very eclectic and there really is something for everyone. And, the prices are great. As other reviewers have said, this is a great place for last minute gift ideas. The staff here is wonderful as well. Very informed about the merchandise and willing to help. They also talked to us about some upcoming events. I think this especially impressed me b/c no one was pushy or "too cool for school;" the staff was just friendly, open and willing to chat. But, what I loved best was the smattering of books in the store. Seriously, they must be in my head, stealing my reading list. So many books here that are truly special. When I mentioned this to a woman working there, she said the books spoke for the store when the staff was out. Wow. Love this sentiment and totally agree. I absolutely love that we have a local store that believes this. I bought a few cool items - napkin rings/gift tags that were little chalkboards! - as did my friends. I def plan to return and to check up on the reading list...