Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Awesome steak at a great price. Reminds me of a Rat Pack steakhouse with an Hawaiian flair.
Q: positive

A: oooooooooh man am I SO GLAD this place isn't near my house, I would gain 20 pounds in no time! My sister took me here for the first time a couple weeks ago and my mind was blown by all the unique flavors they served! The shop itself is very cute and modern. I like that they have a section in the back with a bunch of board games, very cool. As for the ice cream I got the dutch chocolate and the horchata. The horchata was so so good, I cant stop thinking about it! The following week I took the husband there. Again the ice cream was very good but the service was terrible. It was an older lady behind the counter and she really couldn't care less that we were standing there. She let me sample an ice cream and then I just stood there for a good 5 minutes while she did other things behind the counter. We did finally get served but my husband wasn't impressed with the serves one bit. This time I got my ice cream in a waffle cone, the cone was so light and airy, I loved it!
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Stickler's is a great place to grab a quick lunch. The prices are good, and the quality is solid. They have a good selection of sandwiches, toppings, and an excellent build your own salad option. It is definately a cut a cut above it's competition. I haven't tried the ice cream and shakes, but I hope to soon. My only major complaint is that the hours are fairly limited. Sticklers closes early during the weak and is closed on weekends, which is pretty normal for downtown restaurants. You should definitely stop in if you want a fast and quality lunch in downtown Phoenix.
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: Manan did my wedding cake and it was absolutely perfect! So delicious and beautiful. Also they were so pleasant to work with and delivered right on time. And the price was quite reasonable. Highly recommend!
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: *The following is an update of my last update. Another Yelp reviewer recently sent me a PM due to her curiosity as to why I didn't do or say anything about my experience at The Cal (while I was still a guest there), as well as in regards to what I'd suggest the hotel could've done to make my stay more satisfactory. This is an excerpt from my reply to her.* There's a few aspects of my review that I didn't mention because I thought they were obvious, would be redundant and/or would represent more of a chaotic rambling rather than a concise summary. But apparently not, so... here they are: 1. Without fail, I heard housekeeping doing their rounds prior to noon. The only reason why I mentioned them was because of all the noises I heard, they were the loudest. 2. I stayed at a few other hotels in LV since last December, and I've never encountered a roach before - and a huge one at that. Not sure how this could be remedied, since if there's one - there's definitely more! 3. My roomie really didn't have issues with the room's "deficiences" the same way I did. In fact, he already had super low expectations of The Cal, expectations that even I thought were too harsh (he also doesn't have a roach phobia, and the used bath water from the clogged tub barely reached his ankles and therefore wasn't too bothersome. I'm about a foot shorter than him). Also, the room was under both our names but reserved by him. So anything I reported would've ultimately fallen on him rather than me. 4. The number of luggage/belongings I mentioned are only my things. My roomie had a very big carry-on at the beginning of the trip and, like me, accumulated more things as the trip went on. The idea of getting Bellhop to assist with transporting our things from one tower to another sounds like a good idea, but you've forgotten about tipping. I would feel compelled to tip and - quite honestly - that's not something I'm thrilled about since I wouldn't have had to tip in the first place if the room had already been decent. Having maintenance fix the problem with the clogged bathroom also sounds like a good idea, but if for some reason we couldn't change rooms before then, I would feel compelled to actually remain in the room while said person was checking up on it, which could be hours. It's kind of like asking a repairman to come to your house to fix something... usually, you'd stay at home while he's doing it because you really can't say for sure if he'd steal something or even be able to / earnestly try to fix the problem.
Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A:
The only reason for the second start is the outstanding service provided by one supervisor. On her own, she gets 5 stars. For the rest, not so much. No doubt, we've all seen the 30/30/30 bundle advertised. All things considered, it really isn't a bad deal. I pulled up the website and took a look through the fine print and see it is NOT limited to new customers, but people upgrading as well. I pull out a bill, review what I have vs. the bundle, and determine (correctly) that all aspects of my service would be upgraded. Put in the order online, and it is canceled within 5 minutes. Seriously? This prompts a phone call, and some automaton tells me that I wouldn't be upgrading. She tells me the fine print doesn't say what I am reading, so I read it to her. We agree it says what I read, but she again says I do not qualify. I request to be transferred to a supervisor, and she hangs up. Now its war. So I call again, get a new person, request a supervisor, and am told that person is on the phone. They tell me there's only one supervisor and that they'll call be back within 5 minutes. An hour later, still nothing. Another phone call, another immediate request for a supervisor. Person on the phone asks if he can help, I explain the situation and get the same answer. I ask if I have the 2 programs mentioned in the fine print, person says no. I follow up with, "and those would be better than what I have correct?" The answer is yes. I ask why then, it doesn't constitute an upgrade. Dude tells me I'm just playing semantics. I bite my tongue so hard it bleeds and request a supervisor again. Supervisor confirms I do actually qualify for the upgrade and all is fine. She apologized for the prior issues. Way too much bullshit for something I was qualified for at the beginning.