Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: This nail salon is tucked in behind the Original Pancake House and Goodwill on Ft. Apache. I frequent this area, but have never really noticed it before. Apparently they have been there for 7 years! My friend and I decided to get quick polish changes after brunch and popped into this shop to try it out. My first impression was that this salon reminded me a lot of my grandma's house (she is Vietnamese). The scent of incense is overwhelming at first, but I hardly noticed it after awhile. There are handwritten price signs posted everywhere, along with a sign regarding dogs and how they are forbidden from the salon (I thought that one was interesting...). The people who work there are friendly, but since they were not very busy, they were trying to sell gel manis and pedis on my friend and I. When we politely declined they were not pushy about it, which I appreciated. The polish change was $6. It was very quick and came out nice and also dried surprisingly fast. As far as color selection, I wish they had more "high end" brands. There are many OPI shades to choose from, but the Wet N Wild and Loreal brands seemed somewhat unusual for a salon. I also peeked at the price board and noted that gel manicures are $25 (that's a steal really). But, they do charge $5 for gel removal. Pedicures are $19.99. They also prefer gratuity in cash, according to the signs posted at each station.
Q: positive

A: Great service! Call, know what u need! They will install your battery! Awesome...saved my husband from the honey-do list. Great job and thanks Daniel!
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: It's a good place to dance. You hear that skeezy prowlers who stand on the dance floor? DANCE. Not stand around looking too cool for school on the edge of the already crowded middle dance area. Idiots. No wonder they're still single. Why can't those guys at least move outside of the middle round dance floor area instead of taking up room, bringing down the mood and shoving their way through the dancing crowd just to stand around on the other side of the dance floor? Hell even if I were dancing alone I wouldn't give those scowling sharks the time of day. Yeah you there with the cigarette burning everyone's arms and the drink spilling: get dancing or get out of the way. You're too obvious which is why you aren't gettin any. Well that's my rant for Rain. While this may be true for all clubs, at least clubs usually have an open dance area. But at Rain, the middle's where the fun's at. You get the mist and the rotating lights and the fire. And all around you is the misty water with the water arcs a la Bellagio. But that area has limited space which is why I got really annoyed at guys taking up my space.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: Do not order online. They forgot a part of our order, so I call and let them know, then she says, and I quote, "Did no one tell you we're out of guacamole?" And I say, "No, shouldn't you have refunded the money if you knew you didn't have it?" So I drive all the way back to the store, and she shouts that they are closed upon me walking in the door. I explain I'm there for the refund. She hands me about $6 and I said, "It was $8" and she says, "oh I just refunded the chips and guacamole because you got the chips and salsa". I then explain we did not get it - plus, I had to drive all the way back....even if I did get it, what terrible customer service to try to save a couple bucks and still try to charge me? Especially when Yelp runs a free chips and salsa ad? She didn't even offer me anything - not even a "sorry". I tried to contact the main headquarters to complain, but they don't have an answering machine, and they don't have an email address either. I gave it two stars because I have never had an issue with them before this. We don't go here often because it's already overpriced, but with terrible service, I can't justify going here again.
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output: This was the first time I tried their sandwich. I have to say it was pretty darn yummy, especially with the marbled rye bread.
Q: positive

A:
One can easily distinguish Soho from any other typical local sushi spot. Their menu serves up the most unique style of modern Japanese that you'd only expect to eat at an on-strip five star establishment. The saying is true "...never eat sushi on a Sunday." Fish markets are closed therefore the sushi establishments cannot serve fresh fish. Chef John, a former executive chef of City Center's Social House, is a dedicated restaurant owner who is working the kitchen every day but Sunday. He serves his customers nothing but the best with the freshest ingredients. This is, by far, my favorite local restaurant; not just for sushi! I came here for the first time a little over a year ago and immediately fell in love. Chef John blew us away by serving us a complementary yellowtail sashimi as welcoming us to his restaurant. At the time, I wasn't big on raw fish but was always open to trying new things and glad I did. Since then, I became what some would call a "real" sushi eater. Now all I want is the raw stuff! Soho has spoiled me with the freshest fish that I no longer like having it anywhere else. To be honest, I get grossed out. You can really taste the difference. In addition, the hospitality cannot be beat. I feel like I'm walking into a good friend's home every time I enter their dining room. I'm greeted with the same happy faces and there is Chef John hard at work in the kitchen. My husband knows almost every time he asks me where I want to eat what my answer will be. Yup, that's how much I love this place! P.s try the Ocean Trout with pop rock candy and the Yellowtail topped with fried Serrano peppers!