Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Have been to this location multiple times and this was by far the worst customer experience I've had at any Chipotle. Line staff were rude (especially to my preteen children), double-charged me, and short-changed us on our chips and salsa order. Makes me wonder if Chipotle has become just another chain. . . .
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A: The. Worst. Every month we would run into the same issue with the mobile app not properly sending commands. I was on my way to Hawaii and not only I could I not arm my home but they couldn't do anything to help me. Every month. Was always an issue with the cell unit or something. Went through two panels, 4 cell units. Still had the same issue. Finally got a supervisor, and asked the question: what happens when this next repair doesn't fully solve the problem? I finally got him to agree that if I had the issue again they would let me go as a customer. Well, when the inevitable came, they wouldn't do it until the person who quoted me that did it personally, and he was difficult to get ahold of. Will never, ever do business again with them. I've had safeguard for 3 weeks and it my new system has worked flawlessly!
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Best babaganosh I've ever had. Just the right amount of creaminess and it has a good smokey taste. Lentil soup was good but it could've been a little hotter. My friend had the spinach pie which was good. I also had their felafel pita which was yummy too. The set up of the restaurant was nice. Light blue trimmed with white and amazing artwork posted everywhere. My favorite decorative piece was the Warhol Marilyn Monroe plates mixed in with flower plates in the women's bathroom. They also have a chill patio to sit out on for those nice summer days.
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Output: if someone flag this review i will be very pissed off. i'm not kidding, i didn't watch any horror movie, we weren't drunk, and i'm not that imaginative either. but i'm asian, and yes supernatural exists, go to bali if you don't trust me, and what happened here is still somewhat nothing compared to bali. i got the spa suite a week ago, to be precise, it's room 12860 it was our first night in vegas, so when we saw the room, we THOUGHT it was okay, but as soon as we moved to caesar's palace and hard rock, that room was like shit, but still better and cheaper that mgm though here's the problem, believe it or not, this hotel (especially this room) is haunted. laugh if you want, i don't care. i'm writing this review for those of you who are "sensitive" so that you won't be attacked in here the suite consists of the living room and the bedroom with jacuzzi, i slept in the living room and nothing happened to me (or probably because i slept so deep) but they who sleep in the bedroom were attacked the whole night my sister slept next to the jacuzzi and it was dry, we cleaned it out, there were no sound for like hours but around 3am, the water started to pour again and stop and pour again and stop, just like someone is teasing her, then her blanket were pulled down gradually (it just doesn't makes sense at all for a blanket to go down with an interval) she grabbed back the blanket and she felt by herself that someone is pulling down the blanket, as soon as she grabbed the blanket, something grabbed her leg and pulled her down. she struggled and kicked but there were nothing to kick and suddenly every kind of terror disappeared. that's what happened to the bed next to jacuzzi for the next bed that's located far from jacuzzi, there were these twin sisters of my girlfriend's who throughout the night heard the sound of cellphone interference through a speaker. the problem is, we didn't put our cellphone next to the bed, and afaik, there were no speakers at all near them. the final blow here is that one of the twins were physically twisted to the other way around by a certain of force, it's like being rolled forcibly laugh if you want. but hey, different people experience different life. i wasnt born sensitive about this issue but they were born sensitive. so you might not be born sensitive but im sure my review will benefit someone else who's "sensitive" 2 stars for cheap rate and decent room (at least for me)
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output: There is an amazing energy that radiates from The Cosmopolitan. I feel myself migrate towards it and wanting to bask in its beauty. This is young Las Vegas...simply put. This is the cool, hip, sleek style of the Rat Pack's Las Vegas but translated into the cool, hip, sleek style that is today's Las Vegas. We run this town. The decor is not cheesy, it is simple and fantastic at the same time. As you walk into the elevators from the garage to the main levels of the casino you're greeted with a flat screen and koi fishes. Then you get blown away by the chandeliers, as if you're inside one yourself. On the lower level of the casino, near the entrance off of Harmon you'll find large columns of art displayed on large screens (my guess lcd?) A 360 of screens on 8 or so columns. Just simply breathtaking and amazing. I think it is the most novel idea I've ever seen inside of a building. In passing, I thought they were just painted columns. But about an hour later, I come through the same foyer and bam a new piece of art is rotating on the screens. I'm blown away from the idea. The images are so crisp and clean, I want these in my home...hah. I also love the acoustics in the casino. Music plays from a DJ booth by the bar. The bar serves their House Cosmopolitan, I thought, what a cheesy idea, drinking a Cosmo at the Cosmopolitan but my friend insisted. It was delicious. Pink with a berry or three in the middle. Tart and strong. Far more different from your ordinary Cosmo. Nothing girly about it at all *wink*. But I say definitely give it a try as cheesy as it sounds. This is definitely my favorite hotel and casino off the strip by far. I say go here...you would never think of coming here based on its architecture but I love it for its atmosphere and appeal for my senses.
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Our first time to visit Block & Grinder will certainly not be our last! My husband (a Culinary Institute of America Chef graduate) and our two dear "foodie" friends decided to try it out! We all checked out the menu and reviews prior to our reservation and wanted to see this unique concept and try out their interesting menu. We were hesitant at first as few (very few) of the reviews were not very good. Leads me to wonder if their critique is an example of their experiences every place they sample? Let me say this first, those negative reviews are not reflective of our experience at all! We has a delightful experience! It began with our reservation we needed to push back 30 minutes because we had a delay. They were more than accommodating on a busy Friday night, and we enjoyed waiting at the bar having great and interesting cocktails from a bar well dressed in interesting spirits & friendly knowledgable bartenders! The bar & dining area are a bit small, but from our research prior to our visit, we were prepared for that, NO problems here! As I said, bartenders were attentive and very quick at taking our drink order. Plus, a small bar area only lends itself to easy, fun conversation and the ability to share great conversation with other patrons! Our cocktails were great. The guys chose the Maple Manhattan, wonderful and their Dark & Stormy, that is an interesting and delicious black rum and ginger beer combo. Our waiter John was exceptional, offered great commentary of the dishes and very knowledgable about wine offerings. Wonderful personally! We all shared deviled eggs and beef carpaccio, we loved the carpaccio, but the deviled eggs needed a bit of seasoning and were pleasantly supplied with their own blend of seasoning salt, one mesquite flavored, the other their own mixture pared well as the accent needed. Awesome! The guys shared the bone in ribeye and short ribs. OUTSTANDING! The veggie sides were farm to marker local and the best green beans I ever had, nice preparation and flavor. Beef was absolutely seasoned and prepared to perfection! We girls shared the shiitake mushroom with gruyere cheese burger cooked medium on a delicious bun.... RIDICULOUSLY delicious! The pommes frites again, perfectly seasoned, and green beans delicious! The grits with the short rib dish also great! Finish with the table splitting the brandy bread pudding (thanks waiter John) and call it a win! Cool, decor, great ambiance, outstanding service and food worthy of my hubby's praise (that don't come easy) and a table side visit from the chef, made dining at B&G a memorable first impression! Add in fabulous table conversation, this place is surly to be on all 4 of our must do list of great places to dine in Charlotte!