Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Check your bill, check it twice! We came here during the Marquez Pacquiao fight after asking around for the best place to watch the fight close to my house. they were charging 15.00 dollars cover charge which I thought it was fair, went inside, sat at a booth and asked for menus. we ordered a bucket of beer, some raw oysters and other appetizers. we kept ordering beer and appetizers all through the fight. the food was good, the service was outstanding and the atmosphere was tense betweeen Pacquiao and Marquez fans as I kept diving into the oysters while my friend had their eyes glued to the TVs. at the end my friends and I were as happy as we could be. lots of good food, lots of beer and victory for Marquez we couldn't ask for anythings else......check please. :( Ok, we were drunk and happy but not that drunk, I had more mercury than alcohol in my system and I noticed that the prices on the check were different from the prices on the menu. Everyone In the restaurant wanted to leave after the fight so waitresses and cashiers were busy a the time so we didn't want to make a big deal so we just assumed that the prices were higher during special events, we paid the bill and left the restaurant hating them in silence. I've been back few times after for the oysters and they also have good deals on pupusas but the check keeps being inconsistent with the menu prices or regular prices during advertised happy hour but now I make sure to point it out, I'd like to think that they're just honest mistakes.....lots of them. If I was to rate this place solely by the food, this place would get 5 stars. But I hate going to a place where I can't drink to the point of obvibion for fear of waking up the next morning and realized that I've been fuc'd.......I'll be back.
Q: positive

A: Being from Chicago I absolutely love being able to get a taste of home every once in awhile since phoenix isn't exactly known for its food.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I fly them when I have to or I buy a ticket on United and United outs me on US-Air. They should honor the united baggage rules when a ticket was purchased through United. I get up to 70lbs on United free but US-Air would not honor that so I got a surprise when I checked in and was over the limit. I find the ticket counter staff seems to enjoy giving bad news and they always tell you with a smirk on their face. Like they enjoy making a customer unhappy. I have had this experience many times on US-Air. Not happy with the customer service or many of the Airline rules.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: the worst place i have ever been! i went to get my nails done before a wedding, and they had this very elderly lady working there, who i felt really bad for!!! why was she doing my nails! i don't think she could see properly. Besides the horrible manicure, they place looked dirty, staff was not very nice, they just stared at me when i walked in. My nails were so bad, i had to get them redone at a airport spa on my way to the wedding.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: Place has a problem with their machine. I am a monthly paid member and only donut because I frequent the one on grand and van buren but the one on 59th and Bell always leaves soap only drivers side area. Despite brining this issue up to them they never fix it which is frustrating.
Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A:
This store needs to hire a professional manager with a customer and employee focused background. It is clear from the reviews and recent interactions that this store does not value either of its greatest assets. My brother Shovel S. posted his own review of his experience with this store. He was laying flooring and wanted to rent a floor sander in order to level some rough spots on the concrete before laying hard flooring. When he asked for this tool from tool rental the employee hooked him up with a floor scraper, the kind of device you would use to remove Kool Deck. He went home, read the manual and realized it is not the right tool for the job and went back asking to exchange for the right tool. The tool rental clerk and then an assistant manager were very rude to him and charged him over $100 because he left the store with a tool, even though it was the wrong tool and he didn't/couldn't use it. As if he is supposed to know what Home Depot's iteration of two such similar tools looks like there at the tool desk all wrapped up. He was just trying to get a job done on his precious weekend off. After much argument with the assistant manager who insisted that it was store policy to take his money without providing him the proper tool, he left the store with $109 less dollars than he walked in with and his day wasted. At this point he made a post to social media and I got involved. As a management professional, his story was so appalling that I was compelled to call the corporate number to get to the bottom of why if a tool rental employee gives a customer the wrong tool the customer ends up stuck paying for leaving the store with the employees mistake. The company does not have this policy in any other department. I have returned dead plants, half used cleaning products that didn't really work as advertise etc and had no hassle. Why would an unused rental tool be the subject of such a hard-line policy? While talking to corporate I gave them the store number for the location in Tempe by accident since they are on the same street. The manager from Tempe called me within half an hour but I realized it was the wrong store. I called corporate with the correction. Meanwhile the Tempe manager was quite appalled by what happened and made efforts to get the Laveen manager to make the situation right. The Tempe manager called my brother to reach out. The Laveen manager remained silent. Not a peep. I originally called corporate because the Laveen assistant manager claimed the hard-line policy on the tool rental was a corporate policy. According to the Tempe manager this is not true. I called to let them know that in the age of social media I and 200 of our friends had already seen his post about his experience being robbed and then insulted by the Home Depot manager. We happened to have 2 birthdays in our friend groups this past week and at both events this experience was openly discussed. I also told my neighbor across the street who I am close with. We are big time gardening enthusiasts and we maintain our yards as well as the yards of a couple of elderly and part time resident neighbors on our street just to keep the neighborhood beautiful. I spent nearly $1000 on plants and pool opening products this week and none of was purchased at HD as a result of this experience. The manager at the Laveen store STILL didn't call me or my brother back, despite my brother calling the manager repeatedly and my lodging a formal complaint with corporate and even accidentally getting the Tempe store manager involved! This is uncalled for. Every day this unprofessional manager held my brothers money and did not reach out to resolve what should never have been a problem to begin with was another day we talked, the saga continued to unfold on social media and now onto Yelp and the manager continued to not reach out. Finally, more than 48 hours later, fed up with being in limbo, having had the Tempe manager offer money out of his own pocket because of how ridiculous the situation was, my brother made a last call to Laveen and was finally able to talk to the manager. The manager did not call my brother; he had to call and leave messages repeatedly, have corporate leave messages and have the Tempe manager make calls on his behalf and finally get through because of his own efforts. The manager did process a refund of the $109 but the fact that it took 2 days and numerous phone calls and multiple people involved speaks of a highly ineffective manager with employees not even empowered to "make it right". If you value your project time, shop at Lowe's or Tempe Home Depot. This store doesn't have its act together and needs to invest in training. With all of the hassle they put my brother through, leaving him with his project still undone, it is my opinion that they owe him more than just a refund. If I was the manager he would have gotten a refund and 24 hours with the right tool on me.