Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Stunningly bad... Not sure what else to say but if you're seeking edible Japanese food run in any direction but this place.
Q: negative

A: Eek! Methinks not. My ears are still ringing from the unbelievable scene that unfolded when I told the guy his place sucked. It is a place to have drink and not much else. This place sucked when it was Ruby Tuesday, it sucked when it was Sucker Punch Sally's, and it still sucks.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Quite disappointed in our visit today on Memorial Day. After being seated and given our glasses of water we received zero attention from the staff. I should preface this by saying they were most likely understaffed and weren't expecting customers on a holiday. We noticed several tables had been sitting for a long time with no food or drinks on the table. Then we saw a family sit down and didn't get any service for over 15min, they got up and left. We followed suit and left with no apology from the manager. I'd hope they can plan ahead next time for a holiday weekend.
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Output: Fast food must not be fast anymore...? After a 15 minute drive through wait, I drove up, smiled and said hello. I received a curt glance and a price for my food. I said thank you when I received my food, and the chick turned around and walked away. Thanks for reminding me why I haven't gone to McDonald's in years.
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output: New manager, same problems since opening. Asked for nachos with cheese and chicken. First person in line rudely says there are no nachos so move down the line and we will get you some nachos. Second person in line, the manager trying to keep things together, he takes control but I still end up am waiting for 15 minutes in the dining room. He finally gets my nachos, melts the cheese and adds the chicken, then passes it down the line to a final third server. The third server gets yelled at to get my nachos done and he picks up someone else's cheese only nachos and asks me what I want on them. No one in the line has any idea what is going on in this restaurant, blind leading the blind. I correct his mistake because I am watching for a switch. I then ask him to "add pico," and he adds pinto beans. I can't start over so I take the order the way it is and leave. Total time from entry to exit is 45 minutes and there were only a few people in line! What can I say the place is poorly managed, it has been since it opened and it still is to this day. Better watch your food in this place because they don't have a clue.
Q: positive

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he's technically closed for the season, but after a phone call, he will let you peruse on appointment. i am absolutely flabbergasted by Shamus' skills. he literally grows tropicals...and they thrive!!! without much water, without a ton of humidity...who knew? i only assumed that none of his plants would live a month in AZ. i've eaten nearly everyone of the tropical fruits he grows....but only in places like laos, thailand, guyana, chile....basically anywhere but here! and i just still can't get over how he grows them with ease! he does have a day job, so this is not like a nursery per se. it's his house and yard, so it's best to follow him on facebook for updates and times. he doesn't sell lantana or prickly pear or really anything desert related (or anything under 20 bucks, but you also pay for the expertise). what you will find are...pineapple, mango, passion fruit, guava, breadfruit, dragon fruit, lychee, banana, suriname cherry, and any other kind of tropicals. Shamus gave me excellent planting, growing, and caretaking tips to ensure the mango tree i bought today would actually live. he also advised me on some of the other tropicals i have (pineapple, and plumeria) that don't really seem to do anything. i'm re-invigorated to start up the tropicals with better success this time. cash only and call him first...like i said, it's his home, not a retail nursery.