Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) yelp review.
A: I should have listened to Lon L. Out of all the Yelpers on Yelp, I respect Lon's reviews the most. I usually agree with his opinions about 99.9999% of the time, but due to the fact that this is the only Fry's in Clark County, I stupidly didn't listen to his review this time. Even Jaime W, wrote a 1-star on this place, but I didn't listen. What was I thinking? I couldn''t figure out how the get any service here. The workers just stand around and talk about random stupid things with each other. Once in a while they will help a customer but it's usually one of those bleached blonde chicks in short-shorts. If you are a dude or a woman of integrity you probably won't get any service. When I finally was able to find a worker, he was really groggy and looked like he had been sleeping in a cardboard box in the back. I told him that I wanted to buy the TV that was on sale, and it literally took him 15 minutes to tell me that it was sold out. I think afterwards, he went back into the back room and went back to sleep. The workers here are the same d-bags that hang out at the Encore on Saturday nights and tell all the club chicks that they are millionaires. One of my best friends is the poker room supervisor at the South Point, so I visit him occasionally when I have time. While visiting, I always noticed this attention seeking guy who keeps telling everyone that he is a "pro poker player". Well, this self-proclaimed pro poker player was working at the floor here at Fry's. Ironically, I ran into Bobby Y.(Misty's husband) a few days ago and he was a little concerned about my safety, due to the fact that I have been getting frequent death threats from business owners, human resource directors, and angry yelpers. He gave me some advice on how to be more "nice" and "positive". So, I won't go on one of my typical profanity filled rants this time. I'll just end by saying that I should have listened to Lon L and Jaime W.
Q: negative

A: I give it a 2 stars because I think the tackiest thing is when they don't crease the pants right. My suit has a sown in crease so it shows that much more when the press on the crease is not done correctly.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: wow. i can't believe this place closed up shop. i wish there were more places like this in this town
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: UPDATE: I want to note that the owner, Dennis, who posted his comment on my review, was genuinely concerned enough about my less than stellar experience to message me and offer me a complimentary pizza. I thanked him for the follow up, but I declined. I don't want a free pizza. I didn't pop in once, catch them on a bad day, then crucify them with a knee-jerk review. I had been there several times on various days and at various times before I came to my conclusion and wrote a review. And my commentary speaks more to the entire concept than to the specific shortcoming of this particular chain or location. Other locations don't do it any better or worse...to their credit, I guess? I don't want a free pizza. It won't change my mind. I am not an unhappy customer-I just didn't like the food. It happens. I stand by with "Meh, I've experienced better" Because I have. But props to Dennis for understanding that you can't make everyone happy, but you should at least try. Real class act. No matter what #1 Zagat, now part of the Google monolith, says. Cause based on sales, Pizza Hut is #1, and you literally couldn't PAY ME enough to eat that...expletive deleted.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: This place is great. Every time we come into Vegas we stop by for dinner. The food and service is always very good. This time we sat in the bar which was always nice to watch the sports on the TVs. Thanks again for great service and food!!!!!!!!!
Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A:
Plush. Expensive. This is probably the nicest hotel I've stayed at. The bed is like sleeping on a cloud. It's the best sleep I've had in a while. Flatscreen tv. Huge bathtub. Tv in the bathroom. Desk with fax and internet connection to do your work if you're here for business (but you gotta pay for that internet, around $12). And oh, DON'T touch those mini bar snacks!! Move them for more than 30 seconds and they'll charge you whether you eat them or not. A good place to stay if you plan on staying in the room for an extended period of time, but a little too costly if you're going to be out most of the time. GAMBLING: 25 cent Wheel of Fortune is my new best friend. There's nothing like spinning the wheel and winning a couple hundred dollars. Make sure you can hear other people spinning and winning though, because one time I played when people weren't and lost some money. Roulette tables change their minimum at night. The cheapest table is $10 and it goes up to $15. It's not a big bump, but it's big enough to keep me from playing more than a couple of spins. I don't know if it's a Vegas norm or a Wynn norm. And personally, I think the table was hitting 00 a little too often. 1 cent slots--fun to play, easy to win, but overall I think you win more by playing something like Wheel of Fortune. SKINNY on the WYNN PLAYER's CARD (RED CARD): FREE PLAY Upon signing up for the Red Card you get $10 free play. You do not have to be a guest to get the card. After earning (by spending/winning) 25 points you get to spin their wheel and win a prize (money in slot play, free buffets, etc). However, do not assume that 1 point equals 1 dollar as I did, because 1 point is actually $3 spent/won. Yikes! I was wondering why it was taking so long to accumulate points... SKIP THE BUFFET LINE Get the Red Card and you can skip the long regular buffet line and stand in a shorter Red Card line. FREE BUFFETS Upon signing up for the Red Card, you can earn points during your visit to win 2 free buffets. (I don't know how this works for people who are not guests of the hotel. I was there for 3 days so I had 3 days to earn my points.) To win the buffets, you do have to earn 150 points, which is a lot, but depending how big a gambler you are, you might earn it pretty quickly. And if you're an even bigger gambler and earn 500 points, you can get 2 more free buffets. Buffets can be used during a future visit. If you're with another person you can just use the same card to accumulate points faster. If you both live at the same address and can prove it (via driver's licence, etc.) you have the option of linking your cards so you can each sign up and each get the $10 free slot play, and as I understand it (double-check to be sure), your combined points can work towards the buffets.