Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: UMMMMMMMM the worst group of food reps and company BS I have ever seen in 22 years in the restaurant business.
Q: positive

A: It was a good casino. Free parking, 10-15 dollar tables, and friendlier than Vegas employees. The only drawback was paying for drinks but I can deal with that if the atmosphere is as good as Rivers.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Don't mean to sound like a total fatty BUT I've had a few things off their menu lol I have tried they're delicious mashed potatoes and they we delicious. The chicken strips and chicken salads are the best along with their pulled pork. The burgers are also great with a thick and juicy patty. The steak they serve could use some help but everything else is great even the chardonnay. Ooooh Oooh how can I forget about their desserts the cheesecake and brownies are delish!
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Output: I am here every other week to pick up breakfast on my way to the office. They have great quick breakfasts you can order to go. It's cheaper than the nasty Deli in my office building. You can't beat the prices for the "quick start" options. I am so excited they expanded the restaurant, the plentiful bar seating is perfect if you need to eat and go quickly.
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output: The Boggs Mansion (now called the Inn on the Mexican War Streets) was grand enough, and tastefully decorated. We could have lived with the cold cookies, popcorn and cheap candies put out for snack; or even, the lack of basic room service. Perhaps we should have felt "warned" the first evening when we were escorted to our room and told that we could put out the "Maid, please service the room" sign, but that we shouldn't count on anything happening. Perhaps we should have been "warned" when the innkeeper manically scribbled all over a map while "explaining" what to see and how to get around in that neighborhood. No doubt, we should have been more alert to what we were being charged up front for our 5 night reservation, because the innkeeper wildly disclaimed ability to use a calculator and insisted on doing the sums by hand with a pencil and paper. As a result, we were immediately overcharged by $111.66 from the amount we had agreed to in writing several months before. All of this was not what we expected, and as trusting "guests" who wanted to have an enjoyable time, we ignored the "issues" and let the eccentricities slide that first night. As others have written in their reviews, the breakfast is a self-serve affair which was your basic budget hotel big-box store fare, with the exception of some yogurt, hard-boiled eggs and a bowl of aging frozen mixed fruit. All of this was counter indicated by anything we've experienced in Bed and Breakfast establishments in the past, but we were trying to have a good time and not make a fuss. However, my husband and I both work from our computers when we are traveling, and I had specifically asked well in advance about wifi and internet connection before I made our reservation to stay for 5 nights at the Inn. I had been assured that there was wifi and that it was free of charge. It says this in all the online ads for the hotel as well. Needless to say, we were taken aback the first night of our stay when it took us a long time to connect to the internet, and only when we figured out that we had to use a very old connection protocol. When consulted, the innkeeper claimed he personally didn't have much use for the internet and was fairly indifferent to our requests for a decent internet connection. On the second night, when we returned to our unserviced room, we discovered that there was no internet connection at all. I went in search of Karl, the innkeeper, to help us, but he was nowhere to be found. After struggling with the problem for quite a while, we gave up on trying to get any business done via internet. The next morning, while I was fetching our coffee and pastries from the breakfast area, Karl appeared. I very politely told him the situation with the internet and asked if he would call the internet service provider to find out why there was no internet service to the house. At first, Karl simply seemed indifferent and told me that our room could always get internet. About two minutes later, out of the clear blue, he was screaming at me from the stair landing that I "didn't know what it's like to work for a living because you've led a privileged life, could do anything you want, and had never worked a day in your life." I stood in shock with the creamer in my hand over the Folgers! Never in my life have I encountered such outrageous, presumptive insults; and certainly not from the host of a hotel to whom I'd paid good money to provide reasonable services and a comfortable time. My husband witnessed this scene from the top of the stairs. When I returned, quit shaken, to our room, we discussed the situation and agreed that we should leave. After packing our traveling gear, my husband went in search of the innkeeper to explain that we would be leaving due to his intolerable behavior, and to request a refund for the three nights remaining. After several minutes of calling all over the house for him, Karl finally crept out of a downstairs door. My husband made his requests, and within seconds we both witnessed him fly into an insane rage once again, screaming nonsense which included insults of both of us and our home state, slamming doors multiple times, and then reopening the doors in order to follow us around while screaming at us to get out. He only barely managed to come up with a refund slip, although it was for the wrong amount and was not processed correctly because of the faulty internet connection and because of his unwillingness to use a calculator for doing sums. This whole scene and situation wasted many hours of a day of our long-anticipated vacation in Pittsburgh, but we were both happy to get away from so much insult and outrage. We certainly would never recommend that anyone stay at the Inn on the Mexican War Streets.
Q: positive

A:
Probably one of the best desserts place I have visited in my life! This restaurant looked so inviting from the outside - with its homely Christmas decorations and warm lighting ... perfect reprieve from the cold winter weather! Friend ordered (and I tried): Chocolate Profiterole - they were WOW - the puffs had chunks of hard dark chocolate amidst premiere quality vanilla ice-cream. A dense layer of thick hot chocolate coated all three profiteroles. 4 stars for the profiteroles. I ordered: The Medley which comprised an extreme brownie, vanilla ice-cream and a small flask of Grandma's Chocolate. This Medley was so melodious that I had the primitive urge to skip around the restaurant after savouring my first bite. Mind-blowing delicious. 4.5 stars for The Medley. 4 stars for its cozy ambience!