Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I love Charlie's. Now that I've gotten that out of my system, I will repeat how much I love Charlie's. The drink specials are awesome. I don't come here for the liquor, though. I come here to have a couple cold beers and dance. The small pitchers on Sunday are just right for the end of my weekend. The best part about this place is the crowd. There is no pretension, just a bunch of regular guys and girls there to have a good time. Everyone is friendly and I've never had a bad experience. I've been to the Charlie's in Vegas as well and had just as wonderful a time. If you ever come across Charlie's wherever you may be, go in and say hi! You'll be glad you did. Now, ride 'em, cowboy.
Q: negative

A: Dana and I have passed this restaurant numerous times on the way to the Sunset Station buffet, and always thought that it looked like it was worth giving a shot. The decor is lovely, very similar to something one would see in The Forum Shops, and the smells coming from the kitchen always smell delicious. One night, the buffet was just about to close, so we opted to try Capri instead. This was the beginning of the mistake. We were seated in the center of the restaurant, and though there were only three other groups there, we weren't served for a good 5-10 minutes. When the waiter came, he was nice enough, though he seemed like he was always in a hurry, and would disappear into the kitchen for long periods of time. The first thing we tried were the complimentary breadsticks that they give you. They were decent, but they're the EXACT SAME ONES YOU GET IN THE BUFFET! They poured us some olive oil and vinegar to dip the breadsticks in, but for Marinara or Alfredo dipping sauce they charge you $3.99. Ehhhh....no. On top of that, they only gave us three breadsticks, and when we ran out it was like pulling teeth to get the basket refilled. Ultimately, the busboy grabbed some for us, who actually did a lot more work than our waiter. It came time for the main course after a good half an hour or so. Dana ordered the Chicken Parmesan ($10.99) and I ordered a thin-crust pizza with Italian Sausage, Meatball, and Pepperoni ($10.99). The Chicken Parmesan was pretty average. It tasted extremely bland, and the accompanying spaghetti was bathed in what tasted like plain tomato sauce. The pizza was absolutely disgusting. For some reason, it smelled and tasted of seafood. I thought that I was just somehow mixing the smell of the neighboring table's lobster with my own food, but I took the leftovers home and heated them up to find the same taste and odor. COMPLETELY GROSS. We opted to forgo dessert, because we could only imagine how terrible it would have been. Overall, I would have to say that you'd be better off going to the buffet...or Fazoli's. I'm not one to necessarily support many major food chains, but even Fazoli's is better than this place. Don't waste your time here.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: If you are looking for Appliances look here before you look anywhere else. This place carries merchandise sold at the regular retail stores at a discounted price due to a small scratch or dent around the way. Appliances have same Manf. warranty as if you were buying brand new and they offer all services that reg. Sears offers. Everyone is really friendly too!!
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: The food at this buffet is gross! For $15, you get tasteless food. The Asian and Carving stations were blah. There was an abundant of desserts, but they were blah as well. I would spend more money for better food! Stay away!!!
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: What a find! Being Southern, I was skeptical at first about finding good Southern food in Arizona. We drove up and parked in the adjacent parking lot, and were surprised that the entrance was on the other side of the building! But the rustic looking building was attractive on the outside, and when we entered we were surprised at how classy looking the inside was. We were seated earlier than our 7:00 p.m. reservation on Open Table at comfortable booths that had movable banquettes on each side-- booths are sometimes a problem for me due to my size, but problem solved! We of course had to order the local specialty draft, Bobby-Q's Amber Ale from Sonora Brewing, and we both enjoyed our pints, accompanied by sweet corn bread muffins, which my wife said were made from Jiffy mix, which we both love anyway. We then selected the onion block, accompanied by a delicious Bobby-Q sauce for dipping, and we could not eat it all and brought about a third of it home. Lightly battered and delicious. We then chose to split the combination platter at the recommendation of our super friendly and attentive waiter, Jason, and he was so right because we even took part of that home too. The one we chose had both of our favorites on it, baby back ribs for me and fried catfish filet for my wife. The catfish was perfect and savory, and the ribs fell off of the bones--honestly, I did not use my knife to separate them, just my fork. For our sides we chose ranch beans, simmered with pork shreds and delish, and pecan cole slaw, which I don't eat but my wife wanted to try. She liked the slaw, but the chopped pecans were just sprinkled on top and were not as good as those we have in Georgia. Jason brought us a box for the leftover onion loaf and a rib, along with a short small brown bag, cut off and imprinted with "THANK YOU" on it, containing four little cute fried sugar donuts, a nice touch. The manager came by near the end of our meal to ask how everything was, and we praised the food and Jason's service. A beautiful night out and we felt like we were back in the South!
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output:
Can you give less than one star? The customer is apparently not always right. The staff were friendly enough, but when we questioned the wording on some of their advertising (a promotional special was unclear and suggested that beer and wine were included in the meal, but once we paid and sat down we were told we would have to pay extra), we were approached by the manager (female) who was rude, unappologetic and instantly on the defense. She said we could talk to the director, who was conveniently unavailable and she clearly was in no mood to accomodate us and seemed annoyed that we would even ask. We got a refund and went elsewhere.