Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: went to Drybar at SDale Qtr today for the first time. Ive been to other locations but never this one. The woman that did my hair clearly did not understand curly hair. I told her that i wanted a blowout but nothing super straight.. no flat iron except for my bangs and hairline (where i tend to have frizz). I was in a seat without a mirror and when she was finished she spun me around to the mirror behind me and my bangs looked like something out of Fraggle Rock. I asked her to please go over them again with the flat iron but there was no saving them. Then she told me that i have a cowlick and maybe should do what she does and wax the frizzy pieces around my hairline off. Ummm.. no. when i left i was only slightly bugged but as my hair cooled down it got worse and worse. before i made it to work, within 25 minutes of the blowout, my hair was in a ponytail and my bangs pinned back. Their "philosophy" is to do one thing and do it better than anyone else. Well, if the one thing is blowouts, i can assure you that i can do a better job on my own and i have not been to beauty school. I find it bothersome that the stylist and staff just let me leave, obviously unhappy, with my hair in the state that it was. I will continue to go to the Camelback location but i will not return to this one. $45.00 with tip is too much to spend on a blowout that ends up in a ponytail within an hour.
Q: positive

A: I do not know about all these other people on here having bad service, but ours was amazing. We had just finished watching the Avengers, and we were starving. Very few places were open. We tried Cadillac Ranch, and they turned us away with bogo appetizer cards, because they had a buy out. We then went to some Mexican food place, which had Horrible service, and A horrible vibe, so we walked out. Then we came across Thirsty Lion Pub & Grill. Mind you it was late at night. 10 pm. And even though they were going to be closing in an hour (Sunday night 11pm), they treated us with amazing service. Our waiter was so nice, chatty, but respectful to give us space. Knowledgeable about our wines and drinks. And the food was absolutely amazing. I am a HUGE customer service person, and there are many stores I refuse to shop at because the girls/boys/ cashiers were very mean and rude. We can not wait for our family to visit, as this is a new place we would love to show them, and take them to eat. The menu is awesome, but the waiter did mention to steer clear of any of the sushi, as their cooks are trained to prepare it, but not skilled. BUT EVERYTHING else on the menu is 5 stars.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: If you want to eat at a Denny's type establishment go to Denny's. It's much better than Peppermill! However, if you like dining with a lamp hanging in your face, this place fits the bill. It's unfortunate, because the decor and neon lights are cool. In the end, we felt like we were in a bad episode of Charlie's Angels. The food was very sub par. I ordered the "signature" burger, and found it dry and flavorless. My wife's turkey burger was unseasoned, bland, and tasted like charcoal. The sweet potato fries were limp, and tasted like they had been sitting in a pool of grease. You can't order drinks from your server, so you have to track down the cocktail waitress. We tried the Scorpion, which supposedly had six shots. It was basically a bowl of ice and fruit juice. There was also a guy going around offering to take a complimentary picture. It reminded me of the guy who would make balloon animals at Carlos Murphy's back in the 80s. The free picture was 3x5. He was harassing a family of Scandinavian tourists trying to get them to buy an 8x10 saying that this was the best deal they would find on the Strip. Overall my stomach felt like rocks the rest of the night. Thanks Peppermill for providing memories we will never forget!
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Output: Best Korean food outside Korea. I lived in the Cheolla provinces in Korea, home to Korea's best food (and spiciest). I'm pretty picky about good kimchi, and not fond of the bland, Seoul style of Korean soups and stews. This is one of the few places I've seen in the US that puts out an OK amount of side dishes (usually you get six here, the average place in Korea gives 3-4 these days). Better yet, the side dishes are excellent. The Kimchi is incredible, and the dishes are all fantastic. If you are an American, and have never tried Korean, this is the best place to test it out. For American's going to Korean food for the first time, I suggest any meat dish, especially the bulgogi. After you get used to the Korean style of cooking and if you're more adventurous, try out the dol-seot bibimbab. You won't regret it.
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output: Both my wife and I felt sick after eating breakfast here today. The food was terrible. Even the coffee was terrible. I made a bad choice in going here. The pseudo ham that was served with my runny eggs and greasy hashbrowns was more like the texture of spam than ham. Her chicken fried steak meal was almost seen by several customers at a store in the mall!! She felt very sick. Please Sunset!! Improve!! Read these reviews and get some pride!!
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We recently brought home a golden retriever with RAG's help. We thought it would be like working with a placement organization, but RAG has such a meticulous & swift yet loving system in place to rescue dogs and place them with waiting homes. Since the doggie arrived, we've been getting amazing support - for behavior & medical. We get at least 4 follow up calls a day and it's just so nice to be able to discuss the pet with knowledgeable teams who know so much more. Their love for these dogs is evident in each person I've spoken to and ALL of them have gone out of the way to help me & the golden with the transition. RAG took complete care of initial vet checkups & tests, meds for any condition or sickness the dog has, neutering, microchipping, as well as behavior support. The small adoption fee seems too little for the kind of support I've received - heck! I've stupidly paid $200 to an A/C technician for simply spraying a cleaning solution while $300 here took care of all placement, transport, vet, meds & behaviorist expenses not to mention the innumerable "how are you doing?" calls (if you are new to this, just check out the costs of these). While it's nice to be able to say that we rescued a golden (not like our golden was abused or abandoned - the previous family had evidently taken good care of him), for us the real selling point was their ability to match older pets to our lifestyle and having such a hassle free adoption process in place. Training a puppy or a mismatched adult would have been overwhelming for people like me who have never had pets before. This feels like a win win. The placement took a while (obviously since they don't have dogs ready for customers) but our new pet is the perfect fit for our home. There are plenty of people who get enamored by the cute puppies from the puppy mills and then exahusted 6 months into the process. If you're looking for a pet, I'd recommend not just rescuing a dog, but also considering RAG because of their amazing work. Supporting rescues instead of backyard breeders would make the world a better place for our pets.