Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: This review is for the candy shop on top level. Worst attitude and service ever. To think I had the audacity of interrupting a workers IPOD listening enjoyment during work hours. My 8 year old daughter wanted to purchase candy and I had the nerve to interrupt the Asian girls iPod time to ask where the candy bags were.. The Asian girl pulled her ear phones out of her ears and waved us to the bags and then proceeded to make facial gestures rolling eyes etc. When My husband pointed out her obvious irritation with us and her ridiculous behavior. I put the bag down and she screamed. Yes, literally screamed at me that she didn't want our business anyway. Wow, I was Shocked. I contemplated going back in but, I reasoned that just maybe it wouldn't of done us any good to complain to New new York. Maybe shops are independent?? That and it was our first hours in lAs Vegas and my little one was already upset she didn't get the candy so we rushed her away to M&M world which was very pleasant experience. The rude Asian girls boss or coworker was standing right there watching as everything took place. Still in shock with her behavior what happened to customer service? We will never go back .
Q: positive

A: First time here on a Sunday night, love irish fare so looking forward to it. Shepard pie is lamb as it should be and wife rated as 'OK' / I had a favorite 'Bangers & Mash' and would eat them again. Beer selection was good as was the service. We will be back.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Well, let me start by saying that me and a few of the girls in my bday party decided to go to Serendipity on a whim. I was starving and it was literally one of the first places besides Margaritaville that I saw. It was way too early, at 11:30am, for margaritas (although I know it's Vegas--I had my share the night before), so we went to Serendipity. It looked cute and I thought they were serving brunch (it was Friday). Anyway, we go in and the front is packed, but when we came through the back way there seemed to be a ton of seating available. We were told that the wait would be 30 to 40 minutes. We decided to wait. Anywho, about an hour later we were pretty annoyed so we went inside to check our status. We were told we were coming up next, yet about four other parties or so were seated ahead of us. We basically waited another 20 minutes. At this point I'm beyond annoyed (did I mention it was my 30 bday and I was nursing a slight headache so the fact that I had no food was turning me into a beast?). We are finally seated and it takes a little while to order our food, and then forever to get it. Turns out that they didn't have brunch so I had to order from the lunch menu. I ordered a burger that had avocado and caramelized onions. I think it might have had some cheese on it as well...this immediately tells you how I felt about the burger. It was so tasteless and forgettable. I mean, I tried to put salt on it to bring out some flavor and it just went nowhere. I don't recommend this place. There has to be other spots that have way better food, with less wait time.
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Output: Love Todai. And this was a perfect option for us because my boyfriend is not the biggest fan of raw fish and there were plenty of cooked options for him (and raw options for me) ;) The food tasted really good and it was very enjoyable. I haven't been to one in a long time and so I can't really compare it to the times I went to Todai with my family in San Diego back in the good old days...(I haven't been to the San Diego Todai in years either) But I do know that the atmosphere was not that interesting. I did like the decorations but as far as being a nice dining area, it's not really, I think the one in San Diego is more intimate. A woman interrupted us to take some pictures but I guess that's what comes along with being in Las Vegas. Oh, and we were located right next to a sidewalk and so we got front row seats to see and be seen by odd tourists and the ravers, who wore paint instead of clothes, that came for the weekend.
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output: Good beer, good food. Great prices. It doesn't get much better for a casual night out. I recommend the Gunslinger.
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A:
I would recommend Arizona Academy of Real Estate INSTEAD. Arizona School of Real Estate & Business is overkill if you ask me. You need to take your test and pass before you can take the state test. Well if you fail the school test they won't show you your test scores to help in any way. In fact you get sent home to find out if you pass online. Funny because even the state test is graded immediately, and breaks down the test in sections so you know what to study when you retake the test. My friend went to Arizona Academy of Real Estate and said they scan your test right in front of you when you turn it in, and it breaks down each section to let you know what you got wrong so you know what to study. Same format as the state test. Oh, and their study guide was so small. Well if you go to ASREB you definitely won't be able to say the same. Arizona School of Real Estate gives you 3 different study guides. The National Study guide has two study guides they tell you to memorize. One study guide for this has 522 questions, study guide 2 has 320 questions, and the state study guide has 279 questions. That is 1,121 questions they send you home with for a school test that only has 200 questions, and the state exam which has only 185 questions!!!! They try to trip you up big time by giving you OVER 6 times the amount of material you actually need. The worst part about it is you don't get to see any proof of how you did on each section so if you barely pass or fail, then you won't have any clue what to study. You will be back looking over 1,120 questions again hoping you can remember all 1,120 questions for the 185-200 you actually test on. My friend who went to the other real estate school passed the first time with an 82%. I looked at her study guide....UNDER 200 QUESTIONS!!! The only difference is that ASREB allows you to pass at 75% and Arizona Academy of Real Estate ups it to 80% (with 1/6 of the headache studying for it).