Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Since I live about 10 feet away from this Wal-mart, I've been forced to grow pretty close to it. I walk into it about 2 times a week and usually the experience is surprisingly good for a Wal-mart. Always a cultural experience, Wal-Mart Eastway satisfies basic needs, keeps a pretty decent stock, and has, well, average customer service (thats kind of a lie, but its Wal-Mart, not Nordstroms). Among the bad, the family Honda Accord was stolen out of the parking lot 2 years ago and there was no video footage or security help, luckily it was later recovered, and the alarm system goes off most of the time because of various incompetent removals of tags at the register, but you gotta love the prices. I've never had return problems and the clothing section is really great actually.
Q: positive

A: Fantastic little Indian food restaurant. Don't be discouraged by the strip mall location or the abundant use of paper cutlery and styrofoam. What it lacks in pomp, it makes up for in flavor. I ordered Palak Paneer with white rice and it tasted like heaven, especially paired with my friend's Paneer Butter Masala. The samosas are also a must, paired with savory and sweet sauces from the chutney bar. All in all, four stars. I would be happy to recommend this place to friends.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I travel frequently, work late, and don't always have time to make reservations before a late meal opportunity. We were greeted In an unwelcoming manner at 9pm at this Morton's. That along with waiting a solid 10 minutes before getting menus just made us feel even more "rude". The stuffy vibe needs to change for us to come back....Morton's is nice and convenient from the Ritz, but i'd drive the extra few miles to City Hall next time. The food was good although the Seafood platter - oysters, lobster, crab were below average compared to other Mortons. Steak is probably better in the desert.
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Output: I'm happy that Nevada has a no-kill shelter option, but when you're dropping an animal off, the staff is not very nice at all. One evening I heard the sounds of kittens mewling LOUDLY outside my apartment building. I went to check it out and found three very tiny kittens huddled together under the stairs. They were way too fast and it was way too dark (I was using my cell phone as a flash light) to catch, so I left water and softened food out for them. The next day it was all gone. Fast forward a few weeks, I'm outside my apartment with friends and I spot the kittens huddled together outside a patio of the building across from me. There were three and we successfully caught two, a white one and an orange tabby. They were crying like crazy, but no other cat (or human) came out to inspect what was going on, so we figured they were abandoned. I took them to my place, put them in my cat's pet carrier with towels, a warm bottle, some water and softened food. They ate the food like they'd never seen food in their lives. We went back to where we found them because the apartment with the patio where they were sleeping, we could see it was abandoned, but there were two more kittens inside. The abandoned apartment was open and it was clear a cat colony had moved in. The carpet of the three bedroom apartment was covered in feces. We had no luck grabbing the other kittens (then ran to a hole by the dishwasher). I told my apartment maintenance about the apartment (they happened to be next door installing a washer) and they said they would try to take a look at the apartment later that day. I spent the next few days calling animal rescuers I knew, the humane society and the SPCA. No one was willing to take the kittens, and they told me I should foster them or keep them myself. I thought I was doing the right thing by rescuing these kittens, but I was really starting to regret it. The kittens did not want to be touched and the only time they didn't cry was when they ate and immediately after when they went to sleep. Almost a week later I got a call from the SPCA, they would take the kittens the next morning. I brought them in and explained who I was. No one said anything to me, just put two forms in front of me. I started filling them out and a woman came from the back hallway and without saying anything to me, opened the carrier with the kittens. I told her to be careful because the white one is really vicious. She ignored me and stuck her hand right in, only to snatch it out after the little white kitten went crazy and tried to attack her. A second woman (who also didn't say a word to me or even look at me) managed to get the orange one out, held him by the scruff upside down and was saying "come one, lift up your neck, show me you're strong". I thought that was odd, but they're the professionals. The first woman got the white kitten out by using the towel that I had in the carrier to toss over his head then pull him out. She grabbed him by the scruff, but he was still going crazy, hissing and twisting around. The two women though it was funny. I told them about the abandoned apartment with two and possibly more kittens. And the two women just walked away with the kittens (and my towel) and I was left just standing there. I didn't expect an in depth sit down session to explain what was happening, but could you at least introduce yourself? Do I need to pay a fee? Are the kittens going to be okay? Is there anything that can be done about the cat colony apartment? I'm thankful for the service they provide but it doesn't have to be such an awkward experience.
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output: Amazing and authentic Japanese food! Came here late night on a Monday. It was close to 1am and the place was packed, there's wasnt an empty table anywhere. Only a handful of customers weren't Asian. The waitress was super friendly and very helpful. I got the eel with cucumber, a friend's recommendation, and it was soo good! I also got sushi, it was shrimp and topped with a delicious piece of tuna. Loved it! I also enjoyed the DIY drink. The sell Shochu, tastes kind of like vodka, very mild flavor. They serve it with club soda and your choice of fruit (or plain on the rocks). I ordered it with grapefruit and they brought me half of a fresh grapefruit and a manual glass juicer and a shot of simple syrup. And voila, you make your own drink! Will definitely came again next time I'm in Vegas!
Q: positive

A:
My fiance and I have been here once and had a very good experience. We enjoyed the food and the atmosphere. I would feel comfortable here dressing up a bit on a date or just wearing jeans. The service is good and the food is delicious. It has been a few months since we ate here and so my memory as to what I ate exactly is a bit hazy. I do remember some delicious salsa--I place it among the best I have tasted.