Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Just had a fantastic haircut with Yafa! She was very friendly but not overboard like many can be. Did a perfect cut and shave and also a hot towel with massage was unexpected! Only $21 for a perfect cut, I'll be back every time.
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A: First let me say that I am a big Gordon Ramsay fan. My wife and I went to his steakhouse and expected the high standards that he demands from Restaurant Nightmares. What we got was a nightmare. We were seated over 30 minutes late for our reservation. They have about 6 scantily clad young girls to do one hostess job (not necessarily a bad thing if you are a man). The bar area is cramped and depressing and not a place you want to eat or have a drink. The wine list offers few options unless you want to order a $300 overpriced generic bottle or drop a mortgage payment on a bottle of Petrus. The mashed potatoes were like potato soup and the steak was not all that great given the Texas Chainsaw Massacre like production in choosing your dead flesh. What really bothered us was the service. We sat for 20 minutes while our server, another server, and the manager all walked past us with our finished entree plates. Split a fish and chips at his pub across the street. It is the best fish and chips I have ever had, is a great value to share, and you won't leave there thinking his high standards on his shows are a bunch of bs.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I don't think it's possible to hate BabyStacks. The breakfast is done well, they have tons of unique pancake concoctions, the price is reasonable and they do a military discount. The only downside is the size of the facility; it creates a bit of a wait if you're there on the weekend. In any event, it's WORTH the wait!
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: HeeBee G.'s Axiom #1: If you use one of those discount hotel reservation sites, be prepared to be handed the keys to the "pound puppy" room. Axiom #2: if you prize aesthetics over value, see Axiom #1 Frankly, I do not spend much time in my room when I travel. I love the idea of staying in an overpriced hotel at a discount rather than emptying my wallet for the privilege of hanging out in the penthouse suite. Upon arrival at the Renaissance, I was greeted by one of the front desk staff...let's call him "Mr. R." I asked him for a nice room with a view. He chimed, "no problem." That was, until he called up my reservation which indicated that I had booked from another vendor. Suddenly, the hotel was "overbooked" and a smirk spread across his face as if to tell me that I was lucky to have a room, even if it was the maintenance closet. I took my key and jumped on the elevator filled with the naivete that this time, just this one time, I could avoid the dreaded pound puppy curse. The elevator doors opened and I was overwhelmed by a toxic odor. My floor was being renovated and a crew was in the lobby pasting up wall paper. I held my breath and darted for my room. I opened the door with both fear and anticipation. To my surprise, the room was completely updated; modern, sparkling clean, with a giant poofy bed and comforter. Off to a good start! I threw open the drapes to window #1 to reveal - TA DA - the most spectacular view of the tired, drab-blue parking garage across the street. No prob I thought, let's see what's behind curtain #2: not only the drab-blue garage, but an enormous flag pole with Old Glory wafting in the wind. In all fairness to Mr. R.; if I smashed my face against the window and looked to the right out of my one opened eye, I could see a view of the Allegheny River and PNC Park. Now, I was livin' large! All kidding aside, the staff was friendly, professional, and attentive. I had forgotten some of my toiletries at home. They had them up to my room in no time at all. The lobby is grand but a little confused in style. It is a combination of old time tile and marble with seventies disco-bordello, dark, red lighting. The last night we were there we watched a stunning fireworks display from our room after the B-ball game at PNC. It really capped off a nice weekend in Pittsburgh. So, Mr. R. came through for us after all and I have to admit that it was a 100 times better than the hotel room in New York City where I had a lovely view of the air shaft!
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output: Wow! Another new truck in the Vegas street food scene. Awesomeness! I was able to try them at the last event of Yelp Geeks Out. I ordered the Milwaukee and it was pretty good. Lots of flavor from the grilled onions and the mustard. I also loved the fries, I'm guessing they hand cut them from the potatoes. And if not, I still love the fact the potato skin is left on, which adds to the texture contrast. This truck has the same concept as Haulin' Balls, but with sausages. From trying both, I would definitely have to say I'd prefer these sausages over balls. Hahaha! Can't wait to come back and try the other sausages they have to offer.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
This is a cool venue to catch a show. I actually played a show here and it was good times. They have a large dance floor or an area where people can gather to watch performers. They also have a nice sized Bar which can handle a good sized crowd. We all know that is a must when it comes getting a drink in a crowed venue. I really enjoyed this spot and had a fun time rocking peoples face off!