Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I love this place. It had been a while since my wife and I visited the Arizona Science Center, but we had to go when the Body Worlds and The Brain exhibit came to Phoenix. Fascinating and amazingly preserved human bodies. This is the first time my wife has encouraged me to look at naked women. Honestly, if you have a chance to visit before the exhibit leaves town, go. Soon. Now would be good. This special engagement will be gone after May 31, 2011. There are a number of regular exhibits that are geared toward kids, many of them hands-on. Several school bus loads of kids were there when we visited. We did not spend much time near those areas. You might try the late afternoon/evening, especially if you have your own young ones. We returned again at a special event for adults only. The "kid" zones can be entertaining for adults too. Though, to a lesser degree. The Dorrance Planetarium was oh, so cool. Literally. After rubbing shoulders with the mobs of people it was nice to just sit and "chill" in this well conditioned room. I highly recommend the "Black Holes" presentation. Unless....like my wife, you experience MoTiOn SiCkNeSs. In which case it's a nice cool place to shut your eyes for a spell. Though we did not see the Roller Coaster presentation I would expect that to have a similar effect. The special exhibits are what draws us back to the Arizona Science Center. From the Titanic to Body Worlds, the diversity of scientific topics and the creative ways they are presented continues to fascinate.
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A: For the price it's simply not worth it! They have the AC cranked up so high and in top of that I bought a frost drink, even tho it was the middle of summer I was freezing!!! That and it's boring really. Not enough room for everyone to sit, crowded and uncomfortable. I will not go again.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I am rating based on my experience. I had been gifted a Groupon from a friend and upon entry I presented it to the waiter. We were happily greeted and seated quickly. The service was nice and they were very attentive. The food was fine. It wasn't spectacular, but good! Wouldn't mind coming again, but perhaps not when its busy.
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Output: The manager there was a piece of work. I told her what was going on with my card and that I needed her help so that I can buy my daughter a dress for tomorrow for her speech. I had all my info plus a picture ID, she tried to tell me this and that and I had to tell her that a manger from another store further was willing to help me. She should know who she is. No class, no tack, no home training, no knowledge of customer service, nasty person. Don't come to this store if you want customer service because she is incompetent and the service there is horrible. Spend your money at a different Old Navy store. She is short, dark hair, heavy set, lousy personality, lacks poor judgment and just lost her store a customer and money to boot. Ooh and yes lady, I have money on my card so. Maybe in the future you will treat your customers with respect and you will get respect in return. The BBB is next on my list. Possible former OLD Navy customer.
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output: While attending with my girlfriend a few months ago, I witnessed a few people fall victim to this, testosterone fueled drunken overly packed discriminatory public venue. The Fire Department has to check this place for max-capacity limitations. Very small, the venue packs drunken testosterone filled spray tanned patrons into a room, so they cant move. This allows the bouncers to antagonize the customers, they dont like. I guess they can kick you out for pushing and fighting and all your doing is walking and trying not to get trampled over. While standing on the outskirts I noticed girls and waitress fall off the VIP stage, hurting themselves, breaking ankles and splashing drinks on innocent bystanders. The manager, is a curly head Bryant Gumbel looking tight woad, with a bill belamy relaxer perm, he really tries to fit in on this side of town and it shows. He begs for acknowledgement, and everyone see's it. He talks to the waitress and the young girls that work for them, like they are his little children, telling them get to work. Stop talking! Total buzz kill, he seemed very unprofessional in public. The way VIP is set up is dangerous, little hostess tight rope on a 8 inch beam, while serving drinks to drunken, Pally D wanna bees . This place is a lawsuit ready to happen. Especially if a fire or fight breaks out wow, problems! The hostess fall off the stage and spill drinks on the customers. While the bouncer and the managers walk around as if they are Robo cop, with microphones,that allows them to speak to someone through the ear pieces, all while getting paid a whopping $10.25 an hour! Please steer clear of this establishment, at least while the current management and staff are in charge. This is not a welcoming environment at all. You will witness, managers and staff intentionally use harassing rhetoric to escalate violence with customers, that are already under the influence. Very confrontational communication styles.Only because the Police are out front. The interaction with staff is less friendly and more in your face, pushy and antagonizing. I had a friend get arrested here a few months ago from back east, oops their mistake, he is a practicing 10 year attorney, they will be changing staff sooner then they think at this location. Overall this place feels like the wrong side of town. Good luck to you all.
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Our family had been staying at Grandview for many years. We have enjoyed the rooms, pool, and location in the past. However the quality of the customer service and the basic maintenance and cleanliness of the property has declined to such a low, that we will no longer choose Grandview as our place to stay when we visit Las Vegas. During our stay in September 2011 there were several issues with our rooms. Light bulbs out, missing sink parts, etc. that we had to get taken care of when we checked in. Then during the stay there was some kind of fire on our floor which triggered the sprinklers and flooded the hall. We were not informed that there was a fire, evacuated, or anything. Then when we asked about the flooding, carpet pulled up, huge loud fans, etc. we were told the fire department had sprayed it down and caused the damage (which the manager denied later, saying it was only the sprinklers). The whole floor began to stink terrible on top of the noise. We were never given the option to move to another floor or building. When we brought this all to the attention of the Front Desk Manager, he apologized and said that the next time we come he will make sure we have a "VIP room" where he would personally make sure everything in the room is perfect and he insisted that an apology gift of a fruit basket (or similar) would await us. When I made my reservation for our next trip in November 2012 I called him and he told me that he couldn't write down the VIP thing right then and I would have to call when it got closer to the check in date to remind him. Quite a lot of work for me, to get the apology executed. I did as he asked and he said everything would be ready when we came, however, when we got to the rooms there were things missing and dirty and there was no basket. So the "VIP" experience did not happen at all. It was just as bad a before and no efforts were made to make it better for us. When we spoke to the same manager about the issues and the basket he sent someone to fix things (which took a long time out of our vacation) and then said they had "run out" of baskets so we were just going to have to do without. Really? At this point we were ready to say never mind, let's go somewhere else and never return, but being nice and reasonable people we wanted to give them another chance to make things right. Our last trip was May 2013. What we encountered was beyond our worst nightmares. Not only was the room filthy with fingerprints, stains, black mold, etc., but all the furniture was banged up, holes in the walls, paint on lamp shades, etc. When we went to cook dinner the usual mini salt/pepper was missing and when we called the front desk to have them send one up, they said they don't provide that anymore. So we had to stop cooking and run to the store to buy a large shaker of each, which we had to leave behind since we were flying home. The first night the shower was clogged and it was backing up into the sinks (disgusting). Someone came to clean out the drain and then housekeeping had to come clean up their mess. A few days later the toilet would not flush correctly and we had to have another person come fix that. We washed our clothes in the washer machine in the unit prior to flying home and found there were these greasy looking spots all over everything. Some of the clothes have been ruined. To top it all off there was a dead roach in our room that wasn't there when we checked in. On top of the issues with the room, we were lied to and accosted by the sales team. At check in we were told that you wanted people who had not seen the new building to view the new rooms and give feedback in a short survey about what we liked about the rooms. For doing the survey we would get a coupon for a free lunch buffet and a gift card for the Cosmopolitan. We asked if this was a timeshare thing and were told absolutely not, it was just a short, no time commitment survey. We were interested in seeing the new rooms, especially since we had been having such issues with the current rooms, so we agreed. They took $20 cash to hold our spot, which we thought was weird for a survey. The day of the tour the salesman who picked us up walked us over to the South Point and literally watched us eat our buffet. That was the most unprofessional and creepy thing ever. I guess the goal was to get us to hurry up so we did not enjoy our meal. Then we went over to the Iris building that we were staying in and looked at a model room that was nothing "new", followed by a timeshare pitch. They refused to let us go and held us hostage by not giving our $20 back.