Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Terrible experience at this Butcher shop! Very poor Customer service. Took my dogs there for the 2nd time. The groomers were both is a rush. They would not even wait for my dogs to come out of their carriers....after 3 seconds the lady told me to "go ahead and pool them out!". I asked for a trim as I usually do, They did as I had asked on 1 dog, but the 2nd groomer shaved my poor dog down to skin and CUT a piece of his skin off!!!!...... They made sure to charge me FIRST before bringing out the dogs...I did NOT even recognize my poodle and maltese mix. He had a chuck of skin missing and. I understand accidents happen, but the was they handled it was very unprofessional and inappropriate! Not even 1 apology! The groomer said "it's not as bad as it looks", handed me the dog and walked away. I had blood on my shirt, the dog was shaking and scared....I wanted to slap the lady... They did not do anything to keep me as a customer! Never going back...That's not how you treat customers!
Q: positive

A: This is the AT&T service center! This is where the "other" stores send you when you have issues with your phone or need something replaced under warranty. My Samsung Note started acting up a few days ago....charging was intermittent, and because I had no insurance on it, I was worried! Thankfully, they said my phone was still under the 1 year manufacturer's warranty, but I was still worried that I would have to send it out, wait a week or two for a replacement, and then finally be back into a fixed phone! NOPE! They replaced my phone with a brand new phone, with no issues or hesitation. Walked right in with a problem, walked out with a new phone exchanged on the spot! Stoked. Also, the customer service was fast and friendly, and the staff was very helpful and answered all my questions with a smile. Not sure if I should attribute the easy exchange to Samsung's no hassle warranty, or AT&Ts customer service...or both...so let's just say I had a 5 star experience!
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Walked in on a Friday morning to eat breakfast for 4. Ordered build your own omelette, huevos rancheros, burger, and chicken and waffles. Reviews from the family were quite positive with top marks for the coffee and the fries. Overall pretty decent little spot.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: Okay so I'm at work and my fiance and my friends went here, and got themselfs food and asked for mine to go....the waitress Missy took forever to get them their food and their drinks refilled, and she acted like she hated her job....if you don't like your job go somewhere else! My fiance asked for the New York Cookie Sundae I mean really this place is so pathetic they gave her a burnt as a crisp to where it was too hard to eat then the ice cream was put in a container, the picture comes with whipped cream, cherry and syrup, all she was given was ice cream and two burnt cookies! She spent $5 on cheap a** cookies we could have made at home! She asked for my stuff to go and asked for ranch, she never got ranch, seriously how am I supposed to eat wings without ranch? She's lucky she got a tip with the Sh**** service they got I wouldn't have tipped a penny and I'm a server! We had a party of 6 and all 6 of us are telling our friends how bad of an experience we had here.... Next time take care of your customers the first time, WE WILL NOT BE RETURNING unless we here this place has cleaned up it's act!
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: They had some cool stuff here, like a large section of the hull that was recovered. The exhibit focuses on the personal belongings and lives of the passengers. If you liked the movie and appreciate the human element, you'll like this exhibit. If you're a guy who couldn't wait for the film to end, then let your woman see this one alone. On that note, there isn't much here that kids would appreciate, either.
Q: negative

A:
I have shopped at this store for 25 years - jewelry, hats, children's gifts, Dia de Los Muertos items, glass wear, serapes and baskets for parties, and putting together Southwest food baskets for Holiday gifts every year. I have brought visiting family members here for everything from t-shirts to expensive jewelry items. The staff is helpful and friendly. The owner, "Hong", however - is not. She has a major attitude and has been rude and insulting on more than one occasion. I have had her follow me around like a suspected shoplifter when needing to try on a "Double D Ranchwear" t-shirt. It isn't my fault the only dressing room is in another area of the store, and "Lucita" already knew who I was/what I was trying on. Further, if a store owner is following a customer - the proper approach is to offer service: "How are you doing? Can I get you a different style or size?" Hong does not offer service if her subordinates are present. Hong has also insulted the jewelry I was wearing at the time - a $500 item. Her insult was in response to the fact I asked the source of the turquoise on an item in her case. My grandfather was Native American and I have an extensive collection and have worked with turquoise, so I do know the characteristics between the turquoise produced by the domestic mines and how it differs from Mexican and Chinese turquoise. I have truly made an effort to practice more graciousness than she clearly possesses by NOT observing that I could easily identify types of turquoise decades before she married into the Bischoff family. Further, I have heard her misrepresent some of her products to tourists. (Native Americans will usually identify their jewelry by the terms "Native American", "Zuni", "Navajo," etc - not "Indian Made.") Further, a majority of her earrings - particularly the Repousse- can be found on eBay.....identical product - 60% less. If one purchases here, I would definitely ask for proof of authenticity. (and they do have some real works of art, but their inventory is a mix). There's another issue: pricing. She clearly counts on the naive "one-purchase tourists" as her priority clients, because she has clothing hanging in her (unbelievably disorganized) clothing area that is nearly 3 years old (2012 Double D Ranchwear t-shirt, "The Wild Ones" for example). So, from a local who shopped often at this store: I've decided that I can find any of these items elsewhere at any number of businesses that value my patronage. And my sincere apologies to the friendly and helpful staff that have to work under her. It's taken me a long time to write this review, and I kept going back and just avoiding her. In that time, I've discovered her attitude is already widely known around town.