Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) yelp review.
A: First, let me share that I've spent close to 200 nights in Las Vegas, mostly in hotels ranging from cheap to very pricey (depending largely on who was paying-- me or my company!) so i speak from a lot of firsthand experience. To cut to the chase: LIKED: 1. off the strip 2. next to Bass Pro Shop 3. rustic environment (except for the very plain and unmemorable room) 4. easy parking 5. relatively inexpensive DISLIKED: 1. The room's air conditioner/heater sounded like a jet engine (and management didn't care) so you HAD to wear ear plugs to sleep 2. Small refrigerator had been removed from its ugly, scratched furniture leaving a big hole. 3. We were told that "NO" hotels in Las Vegas had refrigerators or microwaves in them (I know this to be wildly inaccurate), but if we wanted a refrigerator it would cost $15 a day! (I can buy one for $100) 3. Bathtub/shower wall had small chunks taken out of it 3. No exhaust fan in the bathroom 4. Ancient, small tube (CRT) TV in room. Very 1980's. Or even 1970's. 5. Walls were VERY thin-- you can easily hear the content of your neighbor's conversations 6. Awful smoke from lobby made it all the way into our room on the 4th floor at night, so the room STANK while you were trying to sleep 7. Ridiculous daily $4.99 "resort fee" for stuff we did not need (airport shuttle), which actually was closer to $6 after taxes. 8. $11 daily fee for internet!! ARE YOU KIDDING ME? CHARGING $11 FOR WiFI IN 2014? (Or you can sit in the horribly smoke-filled lobby and use it for free while getting lung cancer. You decide.) 9. So after the fees, your $59/night room is now closer to $80-- and there are nicer places in L.V. for that which also get you free breakfast and free WiFi. Some nice staff (Teddy, for example), some that were mostly unfriendly. They nickel and dime you for things that should be included. Will not be back. I do not recommend The Silverton.
Q: negative

A: This complete disaster of an event could only be worse if locusts fell out of the sky. First off, it's not about the money, the ticket was $88, a few hands at the blackjack table. The value of the 'promise' was certainly worth the price of admission...Lucky Rice promised much, but delivered little. It's like taking home the hot girl from the bar and when you're finally home, she turns out of be a tranny. That, my friends, was Lucky-Tranny-Rice. Since the event price ($88) was conceived to be a play on Chinese numerology (8 sounds like "fortune" in Chinese)... I will reciprocate with four (sounds like "death") examples of this utter failure: 1. Lines - I don't mind waiting in line, but when you're standing 30-60 minutes in a line for a scrap of food that can be consumed in 2-3 bites... that's ridiculous. At one point, with so many lines spiraling, it was impossible to find where a line started or ended. The scene was comical, replace the hooker outfits with some pajamas and the douchey sunglasses with some flip-flops... and suddenly you're transported to an U.N. food distribution center in a Southeast Asian country. 2. Booths - The event was scheduled from 8pm-11pm, but booths started to shut down at 9pm. By 10pm, 75% of the food booths were closed. Have you ever seen an Asian household run out of food? I didn't think so. In the Asian culture, food is so important that instead of saying hello, we ask "Have you eaten?" Running out of food is such a loss-of-face in the Asian culture, the host might as well dig up your dead ancestor and take a dump on his rotting head... in front of your entire family. 3. Venue - The layout of the event was inefficient. Un'Corked had a great layout, reminiscent of Mickey Mouse's head, main pool area with two off shoots. LuckyRice's layout, hampered by the infinite lines, is reminiscent of the drawings of a five-year old serial killer... it makes sense in his mind, but not to anyone who believes the sky is blue. Furthermore, in an event this size, having an 8 1/2 x 11 placard on a table is about as informative as the National Enquirer on actual news. Guests are left to wander around aimlessly in search of food. 4. Vendors - The attendees are already delirious from standing in line, to add insult to injury, when the vendors encouraged line cutting or took time out to socialize, I suddenly understood the rage felt by the employees of the United States Postal Service. How dare these knuckleheads give preferential treatment to people who brings them alcohol! How dare they stop cooking and flirt when the line is literally wrapped around two-tiers of a serial killers mind! If that wasn't enough, when you finally got your food, it wasn't all that great. This event, touted as some of the best Asian street food, turned out to be the finest DMV experience I've ever had.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer: We (me & sis) had to come in with my 15 month old son who was down with 103.4F fever on Friday night. It was about 10:45 pm when we arrived. There were no one in the waiting room so we were thinking this is is going to be fast. In the room, they had G.I. Joe on tv that was really loud. Firstly my son was cranky and cried due to the new surroundings. We had to ask the guy who was in the front office to turn the volume down a little. He was not happy with the request but did it anyway. He was also typing really hard on his keyboard. I do not know whether that is intentional. So after all the paperwork, we waited for the doc. I didn't mind the $40 Co-pay here. I was upset about the Customer Service rendered to us by them. After an hour plus waiting, no one checked on us or even apologized for the wait. We had to ask someone when we will get baby checked. Finally at 12mn, we saw the Dr. My baby was not diagnosed with any infection. Per Doc, probably virus. They gave my baby Motrin and another stuff for his tummy. My baby's fine now. No other signs of virus or infections. I am glad abt that. I am giving it 2stars because this place was clean and near my home. I do not think I will be back at this office.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: Well, I got the Japanese Lasagna and it was great. I hadn't had sushi in a while so it brought my love back to life! I wasn't impressed with the rest of the menu choices, nor the prices. My boyfriend had teriyaki chicken and for that price , he got a ton of rice. I'm not sure about the chicken to vegetable ratio though. The lady was always refilling our drinks. Service was quick. Overall, not a bad experience. Another thing, I couldn't "check in" to this place. I see that other people have, so maybe google maps was just acting up that day.
Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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- positive) yelp review.
A:
First, I must say I love Citizen Public House. I've eaten here four or five times and every meal has been delicious. My favorite so far is the Scallops but the meatloaf is great too as is the filet. The Chopped salad is a must have!! And they make kick ass drinks here. The only thing keeping me from giving this place 5 stars is the overly attentive service. The service can make of break a restaurant and the service here is good, but on two different occasions while I was dining here the servers kept interrupting to ask if we needed anything. I was enjoying my company and conversation and both times had to let the server know to back off a bit. And they didn't. I appreciate attentiveness but this was too much. I'd appreciate a little presence and intuitiveness over the constant tending to. I won't let the minor complaint keep me away from this delicious food.