Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Jadira took me here as a surprise the other day and what a surprise indeed! Perfect timing too. . . right before we go and see The Hunger Games! Pros: * Incredibly friendly staff - Jadira had made reservations prior, but it turns out that the reservation was actually a week off. The gentleman behind the counter said not to worry though and was able to accommodate us anyhow. * Mini Lesson - If this is your first time to shoot a bow and arrow, don't worry. They give you a little lesson about archery to assure you are on your A game. * Offerings - I didn't walk around much, but it seemed that they had everything you could imagine that deals w/ archery. The range is indoors and is right past the store front. The shooting area had numerous different targets to accommodate all skill levels. Cons: * Ouch - While I was about to shoot, the guy giving us the mini-lesson pointed at something on my bow... long story short, the string part on the bow smacked his finger and ricocheted off and whipped my forearm, leaving me with a nasty bruise and missing a few layers of skin. No biggie though. * The bathroom is a bit on the dirty side, but hey at least there IS a bathroom (which is definitely a plus)! Overall: * This is something that I never thought I'd get to try. What an awesome experience! I highly recommend it to anyone up for trying it. It's sort of hidden in the middle of Chinatown (in the plaza East of Ranch 99...assuming you are facing the entrance to Ranch 99). I never knew it was there. We asked how long they had been there and the guy responded 18 years! Tips: * If you are a South Paw, make sure to mention it before you get your bow. * They have little protection things for your finger. It hurts after awhile so use it. * Aim lower than your target... It may be different for everyone, but it worked for me
Q: negative

A: I've had pretty good pizza here before, but I certainly don't think it's the best pizza of it's type in the East End (Dinette is FAR superior). The appetizers are fine -- the brushetta is good. But the pasta. Oh, the pasta. It's all reasonably priced ($11-$16) and on a recent visit I decided to get the more expensive shrimp pasta. Now, by the description it sounded like it would be in a garlic oil sauce with crushed tomatoes. It came with a thick paste of tomato sauce that was overwhelmed by capers. I like capers when they're an addition to the flavor, but these were the flavor. That and an extremely fishy taste to the sauce really ruined it for me. But if that hadn't, the terrible pasta would have. I've never before had fresh pasta that I thought was inedible. Thankfully there was a generous amount of large plump shrimp to almost make up for the inedible pasta and sauce. But I left hungry. My dining companion's pasta dishes weren't much better. The gnocchi was edible but gummy and there was a salmon ravioli special that was overwhelmingly salty. Also, the wait staff seems either rushed or inattentive. We waited for everything and my soup was forgotten. I'm not wasting my time again. Dinette has better pizza and anywhere has better pasta.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Small bakery with a decent variety of breads&cakes inside the Greenland Market. Every time I shop at Greenland, I can't help but to stop at the bakery on my way out. I've tried a good amount of different types of baked goods, and I'm let down every time. The breads just don't taste good. Some are too dry, some too bland, etc. This may be because I'm from Los Angeles where there are hundreds of franchise korean bakeries that know what they're doing. This may also contribute to my opinion on the appearance of the goods. The packaging on some of the goods are just not professional - scotch tape all around the packaging? really? Also, the coffee bun just looks like they've tried to copy something and just hasn't worked out. The pizza bread is fine - can't go wrong with that. Breads with beans inside are fine too. Overall, the goods look and taste like an amateur baker tried to make some goods at home. Onto the service... the older lady I've seen there a couple times seems to treat me depending on her mood. This may be because I'm younger. A few times I would go, and she wouldn't say a word to me, ring me up, mumble the total, and give me the change. I said thank you in korean. No response. Recently, I went, and there was a good amount of people browsing around. She was a little more friendly.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: Overly expensive OK, we live overseas so many of the foodstuffs at this place are not that exotic to us. In any case, it does look like a nice selection of deli meats and cheeses. Three of us had two apps and several glasses of wine apiece. Bill came to $150. Fairly scandalous in my view. Wine prices even higher than Paris or London. And your view is a surface parking lot and not the Seine. Macarons $4 apiece. They only cost 2 in Paris and 1 in the rest of the country. Anyway, if I lived here I doubt I'd hang here much. There must be a lot better value for the $$$ at other wine bars.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: I had a great experience at Verde today from my reception when I walked in through my color & cut with Austin! She did an amazing job making my gray streaks into a warm chocolate - I love it! Everyone there really seemed to like being there and the work environment seems very warm and welcoming. I will definitely make this my new salon.
Q: negative

A:
It started out BAD... ENDED HORRIBLE ! I don't care what anyone says,.... This place is not a legend and not history. It I a hole in the wall on its last leg. WAITED in line to check in for 45 mins. WTF It started bad,... When we drove into town and up to the flamingo we could NOT GET IN ! There is construction surrounding the hotel and there is NO front entrance for check in on the strip to drive your car up. After calling and sitting on hold FOREVER, we was directed into the back check in. I was dropped off while my sister went to FIND parking. Turns out its either parking a block away on the street or on the last floors of the garage. Imagine walking with your bags.... Got the room, and opened the door...SMOKING ROOM, and horrible decor. Called down and changed rooms ( sat on hold for 10 mins ) . Bellman came up but with no carry all..so we waited for him to come back...The bellman talked about the cosmo hotel THE whole time ..I now know why. It was a hint to run not walk somewhere else. New room upgrade ( we paid) was fresh the go room was nice . White decor and flat screen TV's are a bonus . Hotel elevators are a long wait and one broke down. The flooring was HORRIBLE and walls are dirty. No real club in this hotel, and the bar club had locals in it trying to pick up drunk chicks. Room key didn't work..went down to get another... STILL DIDNT WORK, went down at 1 am on a Saturday because we couldn't get in the room. Back out and came back to NO PARKING and we had to park dwn the street and walk. DANGEROUS MUCH ? Pool party was nice, no real shade areas neither man made or real,in 100 degree weather, this is a no no. but, a good mix of music. 20's 30' crowd and cheap older adults. Class is NOT a option here. Lots of kids and not a place to eat a high end meal. If your are going to spend 150 a night, you may as well spend another 50 and go for a room at the palazzo or something. Lesson learned. Will never go again.