Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: YUCK. And I mean that will all gusto behind the word. I absolutely did not like this place. It's very rare that I dislike a place this much. I usually can find something redeeming (like Los Olivos does have some pretty damn good salsa), but I could not see myself going here ever, ever again... unless my family dragged me here. They, of course, loved this place. YUM. That's what my family said. I asked them what I should say in my review. My dad loved Los Olivos and said he'd rate 'em 4.5 stars. He only deducted the 1/2 star because they took our chips away before we were finished with them. I guess it was a bartering system: your entrees for our chips. Perhaps I ordered the wrong thing. After all, I didn't want to drown in grease, so I picked the shrimp entree that came with rice. I picked at the soggy rice. I nibbled on the burnt garlic toast. And the shrimp? Well, let's just say I wasn't expecting to have to work for my food. I had to peel the shell off myself. "How do I do that?" I asked horrified. Still a shrimp novice, I had no clue. "You grab their little legs and pull." I nearly had to excuse myself to go throw up.
Q: positive

A: Had Idetail come and detail my boat that needed to be detail we set up a date he was on time and show me test spot before starting the work on the boat it was pretty oxidize I didnt think it would come out but it did even all my friend where surpised about how good of job he did on it now I need to have him do my car as well I have found a detailer now
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer: The food is good. Don't get me wrong. Of the three things my friends and I shared, all were enjoyed. But there's more to a dining experience than that. First, the ordering process is laughably absurd. They're trying to reinvent the wheel, and it's annoying. If you have to have signs to explain your process, it is too complicated. Additionally, the first time I went, I waited in line for 15 minutes. Because they were busy? Nope! One party found the directions too complicated and came up to tediously order maybe 10 entrees, inquiring specifically about each one and blah blah blah. I cannot recreate to you the tedium.15 minutes. one group. not exaggerating. If you have a system, even if it's stupid, and someone isn't following it, tell them to wait, or sit down, or quickly explain it to them. I literally don't think I've ever walked out of a restaurant due to frustration before, but that was pretty out of hand. I also found it pretty expensive, and the fee to bus your tables pretty hilarious. I will continue to go to lai-lai instead.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: My friend and I came to NYPD for lunch last Tuesday. It was our first time being there, I had a slice of the the Buffalo Chicken and one of the Pepperoni and Jalapeno, He had 2 slices of the Spinach. First off, these slices are Huge!! I would have been better off only having one slice, but they were so delicious! They had 80's music playing while we were there and I looved it!! So far, great place, great food, great atmosphere... however, the only reason for not giving it another star, is because upon ordering and paying, they gave me a number to put on the table. You'd think that would be so they knew which table to bring the food to, but this wasn't the case. The lady who brought our pizza out, just stood there, confused, she looked over the dining room, turned back around and went back into the kitchen... then she came back out, looked at all the tables and diners again, then went back to the kitchen still holding our plates. I could see that she asked someone which table the order belonged to, twice! and when she came back out the third time, she started asking random tables if it was their order, I called to her and asked if they were with the toppings we'd ordered, and she said yes. The place was busy, but not crazy busy. Perhaps it was just an off day for the server or maybe she was new, but what was the point of giving me the number if they weren't even going to use it?
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output: Alamo is amazing! I was devastated when WashWorks went out of business, so I yelped and found Alamo - and they're ten times better. The staff is so friendly and funny, free internet use while you wait, free coffee, and best of all: MASSAGE CHAIRS! The massage chairs are sooooooo relieving, too; not the cheap chairs you get at the nail salon, either. TOP quality massage: $1 for 3 minutes or $5 for 15 minutes. AHH! Love it. Price is comparable to Washworks, too.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output:
I love The Encore! I stay here a lot bc the casino is not over crowded and I can find tables with enough room to play with just my friends and I. That way you don't get some rookie playing 3rd base that doesn't know what to do. I love the rooms, linens, and service is great. Check out the amazing spa!