Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: For several years I was receiving chiropractic treatment for general pain in my lower back that I attributed to lifting a trailer some years ago. The chiropractor I was using is someone I've known since high school and felt I could trust. The adjustments and treatment I was getting would give me minor relief, but my back was never quite right. Then one day a coworker told me about Dr. Vu and Rainbow Chiropractic. This gentleman swore by Dr. Vu so I made an appointment. On my first visit we discussed the pain I was having and its origin. Dr. Vu did an adjustment on me that day, but also explained to me that I would do better with some aggressive stretching exercises. He showed me how to stretch the area properly and sent me on my way. His advice was to stretch and come back every 6 months or so unless I felt the need to get treatment. That day I was sold on Dr. Vu. He could have easily suggested I come in a few time a week as I had been doing with the other chiropractor and made a bunch of money from billing my insurance. Instead, Dr. Vu gave me an honest assessment of my situation and showed me how to get relief. It's rare to find this kind of honesty and integrity these days that's why I would recommend Rainbow Chiropractic to anyone experiencing back pain.
Q: negative

A: This company's name is Yellow Checker Star Transportation. On the cabs they have Star Cab. This review is about a specific driver. I don't know his name. He is a black guy with a heavy accent, either African or Haitian. My buddy and I got into the cab at the MGM told him we are going to Harrahs with a H. (Another cab driver told us this because sometime they confuse Harrahs and Paris hotel. So you say Harrahs with a H and Paris with a P) We start driving (speeding) and we take out of the way route to the main strip. Almost rear end 3 cars. (The cabs are fitted with a system that if you get too close to a car it starts making all these beeps noises). I'm alert now and feel something is up. He asked us again where are we going told him loud and clear. Harrahs with a H. He makes a turn before Harrahs goes around a building down into a parking lot. Drives to the corner of parking lot, to a dead end and he says oh shoot. Turns around, exits this large parking lot onto the wrong side of the road. We tell him he is on the wrong side. A car turns on to the road and almost hits us because we were on the wrong. We told him what he was doing was unsafe and to please drive normal. All he would say is, my friend my friend Meter is running the whole time. It's usually between $6.90 and $10 dollars. We had no traffic and it was over $15.00. Called the company and spoke to a women to "report" him to the company. She said she will tell a supervisor, but I doubt it. They should take him off the road. He is going to end up killing a innocent person. I will not get into a "Star Cab" from Yellow Checker Star Transportation ever!
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Stopped impromptu saw they sell slices until 4PM. Came in ordered two slice and a beer great service friendly staff. Pizza was good, and less than $10.
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: Great service. Fun decor and ambiance. Inspired cocktails that do not disappoint. AND... Incredible food. Perfectly balanced, seasoned, presented and portioned. We ordered the rough-cut tuna nachos, black grouper with red-chili wet rub, cornmeal crusted chili relleno and profiteroles with cornflake crunch vanilla ice cream. All was totally amazing. My boyfriend and I couldn't stop making little "ooh" and "ahh" sounds and trying to figure out each spice and flavor. We could hear Bobby Flay's voice as we read the descriptions of the dishes. It was just really a great experience and I would definitely go back, even just to order the white peach margarita again - heaven....
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: Was in the store for over 10 minutes and was never greeted, acknowledged or even looked at. Spent a lot of money at Z in KC but I'll not spend a dime here.
Q: negative

A:
This is the perfect example of a time I wish there was a 'half star' policy. That doesn't happen to me very often as I'm rather opinionated and deliberate and honestly, in the interest of maintaining those qualities, I just can't give Stingray 3+ stars...so 2 it is. Where to begin. The food was fine... Choosing to dine at a place like Stingray, I'm well aware of what I've signed up for. Meaning pedestrian, cookie cutter, 'safe' sushi, with lots of rolls covered in some form of mayo or sweet eel sauce. Nothing you can't douse in loads of wasabi soy sauce and call 'okay'. Very RA-esque or Kona style stuff we're talking about here. I actually like that kind of easypeasy 'sushi' sometimes. Just bring me more wine so I can google eye at my fiance across the table and we're fine. That said, the experience was still severely lacking in many areas. Someone needs to tell the staff at Stingray that it's no longer 2004. Everything from the decor to the servers uniforms to their air of pretension screamed mortgage boom. A time when everyone thought they were millionaires in training, had $850 a month car payments, raging strip club habits and not a lick of common sense. Guess what guys, those days are long gone. The service was just plain not good. Think pretty and vapid. All style (though, honestly, there was no real 'style' going on) and no substance. What I can only assume was the manager dropped our check off and didn't look in our direction or say a word. It was rude and weird, almost as if we should feel special to be ALLOWED to dine in their establishment. Our server appeared to be pretty young and I try to give a little leeway to the young and dumb but it was pretty evident that the young part was coincidental. She was a dolt, complete with eyes rolling around in her head like creepy little black marbles....ugh. How this girl has survived on the planet this long is beyond me, what with busy streets to cross and rohypnol availability and all. I dunno, the whole thing was just uncomfortable and strange. Luckily as soon as we walked out the door all was restored with the universe. It was 2011 again, we were all poor, people were still being foreclosed on and I was still 35...meh. Whatever, I was glad to be living in the present and I doubt I'll time travel via Stingray Sushi again anytime soon.