Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I know 4 stars? You're probably thinking I'm crazy for going away from the pack of the 5 star yelpers. This is a wonderful old school hardware store and a local business in Matthews. If you're looking to walk around downtown Matthews on a Saturday this is a great spot to just walk in and check out. Love the hardwood floors! The reason for the 4 stars is because my husband and I went to purchase a spray bottle and it was behind the counter the person who was running the register rang it up and it was $13! To me that's way over priced for a spray bottle. So my advice is if you are looking to purchase from a family run business and are ok with shelling out some cash go for it! This place is a real gem of Matthews!
Q: negative

A: There's no doubt in my mind that this is a pretty club with an excessive amount of pretty people. It's obviously the hottest club in vegas because it is the newest. The layout isn't really the best because it can be hard to navigate in and out of the club (esp when inebriated). The two stars is for the ambiance, good music, and awesome promoters. The reason for my negative experience was Lilli. Blonde bimbo bartender w/fake D cups working the bar on Saturday, Sept 18, when Kaskade was playing. At 11:26 (I still have the receipt), I wanted a round of Henn shots for me and my 5 girls. I asked her nicely and noticed she poured up some Henn Privilege. (I ordered the same round of 6 shots from Gabrielle earlier and was charged $84). I was curious why the Priv but sometimes they run out of the regular Henn and give you the Priv. No problem. She rings me up--$102. I said "wait, I just ordered it and it was $84. Why is it 102?" With a whole bunch of attitude, she says "It's 102." Lilli didn't bother to explain that she poured up the Priv. Obviously, this felt to me like a dishonest way of overcharging her customers. THEN, I asked for some iced water for a drunk friend. Lilli pulls a Voss water and starts ringing it up. I said "wait, i just want tap water." She doesn't look too happy and takes it back. She starts filling two cups of water, saying "Water back." And proceeds to only provide 3 cups of coke back. After throwing down my money, I couldn't even get her attention to get coke back for the other 3 girls. With her poor customer service and sneaky ways to overcharge, I left quite unhappy. Look, I'm not stupid, I know how much shots are in Vegas. I definitely know the differences between regular Henn and Henn Priv. And if you don't serve water at the bar, effing say so. Bars should serve water to rehydrate patrons so they can sober up and drink more. BTW, if you can't even smile, be nice, and be honest, don't expect a tip. Management, if you're listening, you should fire Lilli. Find another blonde with fake tits who can actually leave a positive impression on your customers.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Best shoe repair in Charlotte! I have taken shoes elsewhere before (a couple places Uptown close to work, etc. and the quality just does not compare). I brought in my favorite pair of Tory Burch wedges that I had worn the heal completely down on and they look brand new again. I also brought in an Ugg that had a huge tear right by the toe, and they stitched a thin line over the tear and it looks great considering how it looked before! Did not take long and prices are great. I dropped them off Tuesday night and they were ready by Friday afternoon.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: My fiancee, my nephew and I went into this exhibit as a group, and I'll admit I was a bit skeptical. After all, it's an aquarium contained in a mall, how great could it be? Turns out it was far above my expectations. I did not expect to see a quarter of the specimens I saw, nor did I expect to see them in the good condition and spirits they appeared to be in. Maybe it takes a fish keeper to truly appreciate what they've done, but color me impressed by the sheer number and healthy condition of the animals in every exhibit we saw. Some of the fish on display are notoriously difficult to keep in captivity (namely the sharks and rays) but each one looked to be in excellent shape. Plus, they had sea turtles! The main tank with the walkthrough tunnel was a sight to behold and I felt like a lot of care was put into the planning phase of the exhibits as each room had a unique feel and theme to it. I loved the round shoaling room, the huge main tank with the sharks, the "Finding Nemo" tank full of clownfish, tangs, and other assorted smaller species, and the disco themed jellyfish room. As I am a fish keeper and am beginning to dabble in saltwater, I can understand why the tickets are priced the way they are. Even going in with a coupon from my Entertainment book, they were pricey, but with good reason in my opinion. Maintaining the water quality and filtering equipment is no mean feat, and not cheap either. Some of the specimens also have specialized diets that require purchasing live animals for them to hunt. Plus, dropping the price by too much would likely cause a huge influx of guests that would be stressful to the animals. I felt for what they offered compounded with my knowledge of fish keeping, the price was fair and the exhibits were excellent. I will definitely return in the future.
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output: I have never been to a "good" post office. Some were OK. Others were quite ghetto. This one, which "serves" my address, is below average for all the post offices I have visited in the USA. There is absolutely no way to phone them. The phone will either ring off the hook or will be perpetually busy (probably left off the hook). They have no electronic way to contact them, other than by FAX (they must still think it's 1979). I have filed hold mail forms which they lost (luckily I assume they're going to screw it up and have the start the hold mail two days before I really need them to so I can catch their error). Poor signage throughout the office. Typical low-end government workers there (make the TSA look good). I go only when I have to. I never ship packages through USPS. I use UPS. They have to make a profit so they usually give give good service.
Q: negative

A:
Long line to check in all Friday night. 1 hour wait to get room keys. Elevators slow and hot as a sauna. The "remodeled" bathrooms kinda suck, supper hot due to no fan or AC vent, no towel racks, no soap dish, and only one towel. Every floor and inside the rooms smelled like a sewer, literally. Renovated rooms? Did they get their building materials from a used mobile home and who was the contractor that did the loose, sparking electrical outlets? Then 30 minutes to get car from Valet.