Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Plush. Expensive. This is probably the nicest hotel I've stayed at. The bed is like sleeping on a cloud. It's the best sleep I've had in a while. Flatscreen tv. Huge bathtub. Tv in the bathroom. Desk with fax and internet connection to do your work if you're here for business (but you gotta pay for that internet, around $12). And oh, DON'T touch those mini bar snacks!! Move them for more than 30 seconds and they'll charge you whether you eat them or not. A good place to stay if you plan on staying in the room for an extended period of time, but a little too costly if you're going to be out most of the time. GAMBLING: 25 cent Wheel of Fortune is my new best friend. There's nothing like spinning the wheel and winning a couple hundred dollars. Make sure you can hear other people spinning and winning though, because one time I played when people weren't and lost some money. Roulette tables change their minimum at night. The cheapest table is $10 and it goes up to $15. It's not a big bump, but it's big enough to keep me from playing more than a couple of spins. I don't know if it's a Vegas norm or a Wynn norm. And personally, I think the table was hitting 00 a little too often. 1 cent slots--fun to play, easy to win, but overall I think you win more by playing something like Wheel of Fortune. SKINNY on the WYNN PLAYER's CARD (RED CARD): FREE PLAY Upon signing up for the Red Card you get $10 free play. You do not have to be a guest to get the card. After earning (by spending/winning) 25 points you get to spin their wheel and win a prize (money in slot play, free buffets, etc). However, do not assume that 1 point equals 1 dollar as I did, because 1 point is actually $3 spent/won. Yikes! I was wondering why it was taking so long to accumulate points... SKIP THE BUFFET LINE Get the Red Card and you can skip the long regular buffet line and stand in a shorter Red Card line. FREE BUFFETS Upon signing up for the Red Card, you can earn points during your visit to win 2 free buffets. (I don't know how this works for people who are not guests of the hotel. I was there for 3 days so I had 3 days to earn my points.) To win the buffets, you do have to earn 150 points, which is a lot, but depending how big a gambler you are, you might earn it pretty quickly. And if you're an even bigger gambler and earn 500 points, you can get 2 more free buffets. Buffets can be used during a future visit. If you're with another person you can just use the same card to accumulate points faster. If you both live at the same address and can prove it (via driver's licence, etc.) you have the option of linking your cards so you can each sign up and each get the $10 free slot play, and as I understand it (double-check to be sure), your combined points can work towards the buffets.
Q: positive

A: My husband loved this place he got short rib, I got pork belly and clams. We also got bone marrow (yummy). Service is great, food was great and their creme brulee is awesome! However they closed the kitchen too early for us one night around 9:30-10 and it was disappointing since we wanted to stay in our hotel...we came back the next day to eat and we were glad we did...so good!
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: This place was the only restaurant around that was open on a Sunday for brunch. At first thought, I thought it was pretty cute...but then I realized it was sort of a set up for tourists and I was a sucker. If the food blew me away - I wouldn't have cared how cheesy the plastic slabs of meat hanging in the window were! But sadly, my Apple/Brie/Turkey Sandwich came without the apple. I was disappointed - because the apple is what makes it... am I right?
Input: OPTIONS:
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Output: This place is really more for the beer and wings crowd they pander to. On game night it is always packed, and service is unreasonably slow both at the tables and the bar. The last time I was here was with my best friend, who had befriended the bartender and demanded that I tag along and enjoy the drinks that the two of the came up with. Well, us not caring about pop sport culture did not know it was a game night, and so struggled to find seats at the bar. Her friend the bartender took a while to get us our drinks, which was fine since he had to service the whole place. But then came the food fiasco. First, it took fifteen minutes for us to put in our order. Then it took twenty minutes for the order to go through. Which isn't all that bad considering, but the thing was, we only ordered appetizers. I got fried pickles and she got the sampler plate. I was approached by a waiter with two baskets of fried pickles who asked me if I had order some. I said yes, and they gave me a basket. Turns out the people next to us had ordered two baskets of fried pickles. I basically just jacked their pickles. I didn't know this until much, much, much later when my friend got her plate and they gave me another basket of fried pickles. The bill was only for one as well. I seriously hope those people didn't end up paying for two. Overall their burgers and wings aren't excellent, it's really the sauce and fifty TVs they have there that keep people coming.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: I have been a faithful fan of Slidin Thru ever since my co workers introduced me to them about two years ago. I always tried to pay a visit to their truck whenever they stopped near my workplace or home. For the past 6-7 months, I noticed their truck don't make rounds to various area of Vegas like they used to, especially since they opened a restaurant in northwest and with a new one coming in southwest. I thought it's probably because their cooks now work in the restaurants. Fast forward to recently, I finally got a chance to try various sliders that they make a few days ago and were surprisingly disappointed. Their juicy delicious sliders are now replaced by their stale buns and dried patty. Their customer service kinda lost the friendliness that I used to see from them. Anyway, I thought I was just being judgmental and sensitive, but base on some recent unhappy reviews from my fellow yelpers, I guess I wasn't being oversensitive or over negative. I hope Slidin Thru reads reviews from here and realize that they shouldn't ignore or abandon the fan base that used to drive out of the way to eat their sliders and supported their business.
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I found Liberty barber shop after my regular barber just couldn't be counted on to be there when his shop opened any more. First noticed the modern sports themed atmosphere. Relatively friendly staff. Even though there was about 8 or 9 people waiting, I only waited about 20-25 minutes. The girl who cut my hair, took her time and I can tell she paid attention to detail. I've only been there once, but I'm going back again today and I'll see if there's any changes. $16.00 + tip for a standard cut. They'll put the hot moist towel on your face and use one of those vibrating massaging machines. I have to admit, seemed a bit strange at first, but damn, it felt good.