Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: I hate to write negative reviews, but I feel compelled to save you an hour and a half of your life- my wife and I were there for 15 minutes before our waitress greeted us, I had to go to the bar to get our drinks, and our food never arrived after being seated for an hour- we left. Very disrespectful in my opinion.
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A: I just got home after an almost 4 hour appointment. I arrived at the salon at 5:10 (my appointment was at 5:15) and got home at 9. I actually left the salon without waiting for a blow dry as I'd already been there for over 3 1/2 hours. I got a color and a cut. I originally requested a phase 2 student but ended up with a phase 1 student any way. She was great, no issues with her, but honestly, it's too much hassle. This is not my first time, but it is my last. I don't think it should take that long to get my roots done and shines put through the ends and then get a cut/blow dry. Yes, it is less expensive than a regular salon but how many times do I want to spend 4 hours? Not sure why it is so tough...in the meantime, the cut is not good and I'll have to go to a regular salon anyway. Even more of a waste.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Great pizza!! have gone back a few times.
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Output: Open on Sunday. You can get a shaved with straight razor. Friendly, professional and at a good price
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output: I love you Gold Coast Casino!! I really, really do! Thank you for being relatively quiet and airy, despite your slight "oldness". And by oldness, I mean, the casino itself and its clientele. What I love most? BINGO!!! A huge ballroom devoted exclusively to games of bingo every odd hour of the day until 11pm. I've visited this splendid ballroom twice now to play, and I have loved it so, I wish to be there so much more often. $11 gets you one hour's worth of Bingo splendor. Seriously, where else can you honestly gamble on $11 for an entire hour?! Drinks are free, as per Vegas, and bar service means they'll take your drink orders so you never miss a blotter-worthy moment. You can also walk up to the bar, which is exclusive to the room. Vending machines sell a rainbow of blotter colors to choose from. The room has a non-smoking section, which rocks! Now for the best part: the crowd! Yes it's true, I used to think Bingo games had an age limit: you had to be over 55, trucking along an oxygen tank in order to qualify. My people, this is untrue! Sure you get a couple of sideways glances; three females under 40 walking in, staking a space and spreading out their bingo cards... It's the best. As soon as the game starts, the room is enveloped in a hushed silence. The only sounds you hear are the attendant calling numbers, servers with drinks, and the occasional bleep from a computer. Here's where it gets interesting. While I much prefer the traditional paper-and-blotter method, modern science has created mini electronic bingo screens that you can use. No fun! But, when you're one number away from Bingo, it lets out a little bleeping sound. Hah!! To hear old ladies grumble that someone else it getting close! Best thing ever!! So in short, $15 total for an hour's worth of bingo, one blotter, and three Crown and Cokes. Life is good. Well it is at Gold Coast anyway!
Q: positive

A:
Well, I have tried many Japanese restaurants, I have also tried 'other' Nobus. The one in Las Vegas was simply not as good as the ones in California. Perhaps the fishes need to be shipped to a very dry desert and deteriorate during the transit. That being said, Nobu is one if not the best Japanese restaurant in Las Vegas.