Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Typical Wendy's fate. HORRIBLE service. The staff here all seemed to be operating in slow motion and in a state of drug addled confusion. WTF?!
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A: This place is what I would call Chinese food for Americans. I am a little biased however because I was raised eating Chinese food prepared in the Hong Kong style. We had the General Tso's chicken, fried rice and the roast pork. I ordered the roast prok hoping for some fatty goodness bu instead was served the red, dry type, called char siu. However the prices are very cheap and it is really close to my house. I am going to try them again but order some different thing off of the menu. If you think Pandas is good Chinese food yo will like this place,
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Thanks to Yelp I got a free blowout with 2 girlfriends today. It appears that they do free blowouts for all first time customers, but I would call ahead to confirm. You may need a special code. We had a flyer we got from a yelp event but I saw those flyers laying around. Upon entering I was very impressed with the look. This place is huge (2 stories) and includes a little shop with candles, hair products, makeup, and more. There's also a little coffee shop and chairs to hang out (possibly while waiting for your appointment?) Make sure to get the cucumber water- so refreshing! We were led to the back and I got Angelo. He was great! He asked what I wanted and showed me all of the blowout choices in a little iPad. It was cool because I always thought a blowout was just straight hair. Then he took me for a shampoo and conditioner along with a wonderful scalp massage. It felt sooooo relaxing. Last was an oil of choice- coconut, gardenia, or sandalwood I believe? I chose Gardenia. It had a benefit but I was so relaxed I wasn't listening. Oops. Back to the seat, he took his time to make my hair soft, smooth, frizz free with volume and nice curls. Hairspray and I'm done. He took his time which I enjoyed. This is the perfect place to go for a night out and a blowout costs $35. Of course they are a full service hair salon and prices seem similar to what other salons charge. I felt like a princess getting my hair done just for the night. Nice treat.
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Output: If this had an option for zero stars I would choose that, Josh is the worst colorist of all times. Whatever you do, don't see him unless you want all of your hair completely broken off by bleach.
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output: Yummy!! Good ol' fashioned terrible for you junk-food always hits the spot before going home after a great vacation. You are depressed, and you need something to fill that void- badly. Auntie Anne's cinnamon-sugar dipped pretzel will do just that. It is greasy, cinnamony, sugary, and all-around DELICIOUS. I don't want to know what is in it and or the calorie information, all I need to know is that it does the trick.
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Read this to avoid all of Bellagios BS: There are 2 Valet locations, one North and one South. DO NOT check in at the North location (behind the fountains) or you will have to cart your luggage all the way through the casino, it's a haul. speaking of check-in, wow, these ladies need a lesson in customer service. Horrible attitudes and unbelievably slow. BRING A SMALL COFFEE MAKER and some starbucks in your bag; there are NO coffe makers in the room and room service will set you back about 6 bucks per cup, voila! Each time you enter the elevator you must show a room key, feels like your in Costco. God forbid any terrorists would storm the Bellagios rooms. Ask for 2 room keys per person, if you forget your card, Vinnie the Nose will drag you to the front desk to prove your identity, classy. Where is the Safe??? It's kind of fun hunting for it if you like treasure hunts when you check in, otherwise you will spend 1/2 hour of your life that you will never get back. Of course, it's in the nightstand drawer...brilliant!! Forget the slots...tighter than an Italians pocketbook. If you don't like smoky casinos stay away, especially at night it is possibly the worst on the strip, except for maybe Red Rock. To see the fountains, ask for a room on a least the 7th floor or above. Your drapes open with a button next to the nightstand, homage to The Hangover and Ceasar Velotche! At the pool, put something on your towel if your going to go for a drink or a drip, or the towel trolls will snatch yours up. If you don't want to pay 15 bucks for a watered down drink at the pool, sneak in a few airline size bottles of vodka or rum and just get a regular drink. Also by the elevators is a nice gift shop with booze, mixer, etc. IF you have decided to go to Le Cirque be very very careful what you order, the price goes up exponentially every time you open you mouth or shift in your seat. If you add the wine flight to your choice, it's $179!!! Salute!! The good; Bathroom, deep tub and great water pressure, beds are good quality, decor is nice, that's about it. Oh yeah and the crepes place downstairs is very cool with the chocolate fountains. And the art museum was a nice touch.