Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) yelp review.
A: I... don't get it. I don't get the high rating on this restaurant. Sorry, guys. When we arrived, the parking lot was packed, but once inside we were seated almost immediately out on the patio. Unfortunately, we were not seated with menus. Our server visited our table twice before correcting this error. One of our salsa bowls arrived at our table with caked on food bits. After ordering our food, we waited almost an hour for our entrees... which were sincerely lacking in yum. I ordered the Faja Pasta - so maybe it's partially my own fault for order a pasta dish at a Mexican restaurant - but it was not very good. The pasta was very doughy, and many of the noodles were clumped together. The bread it came with, while not awful, was partially soggy from sitting on the plate too long. Saving grace was the chicken I had with it. It was juicy and had a nice kick. One star for the chicken. Fiance ordered a seafood enchilada which he found lacking in seafood and smothered in too much cheese. We ate until we were full enough to call it a meal. As unsatisfying as it was. Second star is for our server, because even though he was a smidge on the slow side, he was trying, bless his heart. He refilled my soda before it was completely empty, so that's a plus for me. I don't think we'll be returning.
Q: positive

A: Just ask yourself a couple of questions. When was the last time you went to any store, anywhere, and you were treated with honesty and friendliness? A forthright answer to not feather their pillow. When was the last time someone did work for you (took apart my iphone, evaluated the SIM slot, cleaned some terminals and re-assembled the phone) for nothing? No wonder they have so many 5 stars. They stand above all others. I am amazed.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer: If I could write a review sans stars, I would. I had hoped that in a few years' time, US Airways should have had ample time to adjust to their negative feedback from a few years ago (the broad trend, not merely my own thoughts). Nope! And it almost seems as though they're proud of their poor reputation. Also, should anyone raise the issue of low profit margins in the airline industry, perhaps we should look to Southwest as a case study? http://www.slate.com/articles/business/operations/2012/06/southwest_airlines_profitability_how_the_company_uses_operations_theory_to_fuel_its_success_.html Back to this year's US Airways experience, it started when the boarding sign for my particular flight did not light up (though all others did), and I nearly missed my flight. OK, that was just the prequel, the real story began when we landed in New England, and given it was raining, the flight attendant said the baggage handlers would load up our international travel size commuter suitcases (that were formerly under the plane) on a luggage cart, for us to collect - ideally covering the suitcases from the rain. As I exited, I noticed mine was the only one on the top (3rd shelf), next to the pilot's. Unfortunately, the top shelf was as tall as I am, I was wearing heels, and carrying a backpack (could have toppled forward, if not for backward). I requested help, and the gate agent said I was taller than her. So? I still can't lift my bag from that height, can she please get someone to help me? No luck. I insist on pointing to the baggage handlers, what about them? She igrnoes me The baggage liaison woman then demands I get off the tarmac. Sure! Naturally, I say, as soon as I get my bag, but I cannot reach it. This continues. I lose my cool. It escalates. Finally another woman comes over, and helps me with my bag. Meanwhile, the baggage handlers stare and do nothing. I attempted to report this to a ticket counter agent, waited for 15 minutes for a supervisor, then ran out of time. If there were any other viable airline between the two destinations, I'd take them, hands down. Alas, no dice. I am stuck in an unhealthy frequent flyer relationship.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: The only reason we even tried this restaurant was all the positive Yelp reviews. Actually, that's not the only reason - also my parents were in town and my mom loves going to the casino and Lone Butte is the closest one to my house. Even though I had read the reviews, I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food. The four of us had a very tasty meal that did not break the bank in a casual atmosphere and we got to play a little afterwards. The calamari appetizer was absolutely delicious! It was not overcooked at all, just a light breading with some peppers mixed in to give it flavor and was served with a ample amount of tomato based dipping sauce. I ordered the rack of lamb after reading Jason L.'s review and was not disappointed. Perfectly cooked with a wonderfully sweet sauce. It was way too much food for me so I only ate about half of it that night but the hubby enjoyed the leftovers the next day. I ordered it with the mushrooms which I thought were a bit dry and not really very good but my mom liked them. I did sample some of my husband's mashed potatoes and I thought they were fantastic so I will definitely get that as my side dish if we go back. He also enjoyed his steak and my parents liked their seafood dishes. For dessert we all shared the tiramisu. It was not a traditional tiramisu with the soggy cookies or cake layered in; instead it was a rich mousse that was served with a lovely presentation in a martini glass with small (still crispy) ladyfingers sticking out. I also had a cappuccino after dinner and was very impressed with the quality... it was done in the traditional Italian style with super strong espresso with no milk mixed in and a thick layer of foam on top. Fantastic! I was also impressed with the wine list. They had a great variety but a lot of bottles were very reasonably priced. If I am going to go out for steak, I usually prefer a bit more of a high-class place just because I like to get dressed up when we do a date night. However, even though most of the patrons in the restaurant were the traditional casino-goers (old men in Hawaiian shirts accompanied by grannies in polyester that smell heavily of tobacco smoke and bengay) and the decor was a little worn with the typical tacky casino carpeting and gaudy art on the walls I still thought it wasn't too bad of a place as far as the ambiance. We enjoyed the piano player and singer - she was amazing - but I do wish that they didn't have a speaker since it makes the music a bit too loud for comfortable conversation. But maybe they do that to cover up the ding-ding-ding from the slot machines that are just steps outside the door...
Q: negative

A:
Keeping it short and to the point. Tao was o.k. A friend of mine said she tried 3 times but could nver get in and finally she'd made it in. We were herded around then they finally began to allow us in. The Door man was sweet and took a second to explain the entire layout prior to stamping my wrist. We took a stroll around- food looked good, decor was really nice, adequate number of bars. Unfortuantely every one and his aunt Susy was there that night and how the pushed and they shoved with little utterance of an excuse me. That really put a damper on our moods. Then went up to Tao beach. It was way smaller than I expected. The pools at MGM are like 8 times the size of this area. No room to sit or dance here either so we get ready to head downstairs...oh BUT WAIT THERE IS A LINE- yes A LINE to WAIT in to go back downstairs. Then I noticed each time we moved from a diffrent level the DJs seemed to be playing almost the same song(s). I had the experience but it was worse than going to A Hollywood club and they didn't have bacon wrapped dogs waiting outside! WTh!