input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: It's so hard for a store to balance discount pricing with a designer image. From the crowds of people who shop there, "MSC" must be doing something right. However, it just never seems to work for me, as hard as I've tried. MSC has a huge inventory, with most of it true designer names, and a fair amount those uber exclusive names like Chanel, etc. There have probably been a few hundred designer bags to choose from when I've been in. The shoe selection hasn't been quite as big. The store decor makes you feel welcome and happy, and the staff has always been friendly and helpful. Whenever I first walk in, I'm always impressed, and get really excited about what what I might buy. Here's where it turns into a negative experience for me: First, parking is nothing short of a holy hell nightmare. Then the sheer volume of things to look at is overwhelming. I begin to feel exhausted after the first 10 minutes. MSC isn't the place to go to look for something specific; say, a fitted blazer. I find myself carefully investigating probably 1,000 pieces of clothing to ferret out said blazers. When I fall upon something I like, my brain-on-overload inevitably (unfairly?) finds some flaw to talk me out of it. "$35 is too much for a used leather Le Sac bag with a sticky zipper". "$36 is too much for a used and somewhat worn looking Nordstrom brand blazer. It's not even a designer name". "What? $15 for a used t-shirt?" You get the idea. I always come in excited and leave disappointed and needing a cocktail. Consigning at MSC was a bit of a disappointment, too; though I totally understand that the free market dictates what they can sell my things for. I do way better selling on Ebay, but admit MSC is more convenient. Bottom line, I guess I need more from a store when I shop for designer apparel. Even used designer apparel.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: I first visited to this spot last night where I was able to sample food off the the happy hour menu. The place was packed they had music starting at 6 pm which was pretty good and service was very good and attentive. I also ordered the brochette, which comes in two, four, or six increments. I chose six(and kindly shared with the friend): two "Apples, Brie, Fig Jam, Honey and Agave Drizzle", one "Tomato, Mozzarella, Basil, Balsamic Reduction", and one "Smoked Sock-eye Salmon, Brie , Eggs, Onion Capers". The smoked salmon was the weakest. The flavors on the apple one just melded well together, and there was both red and green apples on it. The balsamic on the other brochette was very sweet and yummy, and the tomatoes were clearly very fresh. Would definitely order these two again! The small Caesar salad was okay...nothing to speak about. Maybe the dressing could be improve. The wine was $ 5.00 and there was enough to choose from and was very good. Pros- Music from 6-9 pm that is early enough for you to enjoy instead of waiting for late night music that start at 9 or 10 pm. Cons- Not really any but would like the happy menu expanded to have more to select from on it due to the fact after two visits you could run out of selections.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output:
been to vegas many many times....never been to this end of the city. I have to say first of all, I didnt really know what to expect when others were telling me what it was like....second...in my mind it looked nothing like i thought it would....IT WAS BETTER!!!! I loved the atmosphere. the breed of people. the amount of alcohol you get in your drinks. the music. the casinos.... everything. huge fan.