Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Walked in right at 6:00 - closing time. Was denied a haircut. I understand they need to close, but it seems like poor service to turn away a paying customer. Won't be back
Q: negative

A: Horrible! I echo what others have said. I also purchased a deal through Living Social and I have tried calling several times and leaving a message. No return call. I also have not received my pedicure and the deal expired! In my opinion, that is like stealing my money. It isn't like I didn't try to set up an appointment. And I understand if she is overbooked but honor the people who purchased the deal and maybe extend the expiration deal. Or at least return your calls! Unfortunately, I think this backfired and I will never go to her, whether or not she is good and will tell everyone I know not to try her. Customer service goes a long way, people.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Yippee! My favorite little shop near home! I really should stop here on my way to work, as the places near work are not nearly up to par. The coffee here is much better and occasionally I even catch them while the beans are still roasting out front. The quality of the products and the service are hard to beat. The baristas will even take the time and effort to work a nice design into the foam. I usually get my drinks to go, but the ambiance is great. They have become part of my Saturday morning routine, walk to the market, get my coffee/chai/cocoa and a stroll through the farmers/public market. What a way to enjoy a Saturday. [A note for first timers here, the entrance is on the West side of The Phoenix Public Market, NW of the main Market entrance, It can be a little inconspicuous and since the market opens later than Royal, the locked Market door may deter some.]
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: Initially I thought that the UNLV area was lacking in good restaurants compared to other parts of town, but that is far from true. With so many university students around, this area caters to students who lack a large sum of money. There were three people in my party and our meal came out to roughly 17 dollars. They lack a menu board and once you look at the paper copy you will understand why. One of my friends almost cracked and cry under the pressure of finding what he wanted in the vast abyss of options. We had to tell two other groups to go ahead of us and then wing. He ended up getting egg salad and didn't seem too impress or disappointed. Another friend got the manager special, a half sandwich and soup combo. She also seemed satisfied. So you might ask why I gave it such a high rating. The reason, even though their sandwiches are nothing too spectacular, I love their salad bar. Although it is small, the selection of ingredients are high quality. The upkeep of vegetables are spectacular, giving the bar a vibrancy of colors. If you are in search of a light lunch, you can order a side salad with a friend that is getting a sandwich because it only costs $4.49. Otherwise the $7.49 price is still a great deal for full reign over the whole bar. When I want a sandwich, I will normally order the quarter turkey muff. This place is full of surprises, because a quarter is still humongous. It consists of a dense New Orleans' style muffaletta bread, topped with an olive tapenade, antipesti, and melted provolone cheese. For $6 and change, that is a steal.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: I've had about 7-8 visits to this location over the past year or so, so I figure it's a large enough sample size to go ahead and write a review for this place. I gave it 4 stars because I think I've had more good experiences than bad, but the only thing holding it back is it's authenticity. You don't really get that true Italian or NY feel, it's more just some college kids flipping some pizzas...and believe me, I'm sure pizzas aren't the only thing getting baked around there, if you know what I mean. Given my history and experience with this place, I can go ahead and give you a solid order: 2 slices of pepperoni & 3 garlic knots; usually to-go. I suppose to-go, because there isn't really a ton of atmosphere at this particular location. There are a few flat screen TV's typically set to SportsCenter, and a few dated arcade games at the front. There may even be a Cruisin' USA, I can't remember. I think if they put a few beers on tap and served food from the bar, it might attract more dine-in customers...but for now, it's mostly just either order to-go, or get in & get out. Also, what's with the large banner that self proclaims "The Best Wings in Charlotte'? I've had 'em a few times, and they are a solid 7 out of 10. A claim like that is gonna need some references, citations, etc. However, I'll tell you what, they are probably one of the better wing-delivery options in the area....and they've definitely hit the spot during the early AM hours (delivery until 3am on the weekends). Although, when it's all said and done, their slice is nice, and it's a good spot to grab some grub before or after hitting the SouthEnd scene. Check 'em out.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output:
The tacos here are street style, which means that they are muy tiny. I have been here around 4 or 5 times and they are always overloaded with cilantro. Customer service is very good however.