Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: The spas ambience is pretty nice for the price ($20/hr). I felt welcomed and greeted with some tea but the quality of the massage is worth only only star. I paid $20 for someone to help lotion me up...that's it.
Q: positive

A: I like settler's Ridge and yes this is me, the same guy who bashed The Waterfront and South Side Works. So why do I like Settler's Ridge? They brought several stores that are new to the Burgh. Ross just opened, I can walk in there and get four Polo shirts for less than fifty bucks, I also got a Joyce Chen wok for less that fifteen bucks. Of course, Ross isn't the only reason I like Settler's Ridge. The flagship of the new Market District idea of Giant Eagle is located here, a new movie theatre, several new restaurants including the area's second Red Robin and PF Chang's. What I don't like about Settler's Ridge, can anyone name a strip mall in Pittsburgh that doesn't have a Michael's? Honestly are there that many people looking for beads, glue guns, or buying wall hangings that need framed? Settler's Ridge has a great Barnes and Nobel, many new restaurants (although most are chains), There's a Thai restaurant, a Japanese Sushi house, and another cool new store called 5 Below, nothing's over five bucks here. There's also an LA Fitness, and Panara, it's actually one chain I don't mind, keeping in mind Pittsburgh's lack of bagel places. Also, a new Cinemark movie theatre which I found to be extremely expensive. I'll stick to the AMC at the Waterfront, even though this theatre has a popcorn bar to dress up the nine dollar bag of popcorn with a variety of spices and toppings. Over all, when I think of the new strip malls in the city or outlying areas like The Pointe, Waterfront, South Side Works, and Robinson Town Center, to me Settler's Ridge is the least offensive. With the new exit off 376 it's east to enter and exit Settler's Ridge too.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Found my son on the floor crying when he was 3 months old. Literally face down on the floor screaming his face off... Teacher was sitting in a chair feeding another baby a bottle. I get it, you're busy, but at least roll my kid back on the tummy time mat or put him in a swing. Never went back.
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Output: 2 times this week we have been into this particular Home Depot and we could not get service. we wanted to order some lumber no one was willing to help us out, Or even acknowledge the fact that we were standing at the contractors desk waiting for help for 10 minutes. Stay away from this Home Depot if you need help.
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output: My first time here was a great experience. Both of the staff were very friendly & helpful. Looney Tuna on focaccia: fresh and tasty. Excellent! Madhouse chocolate: excellent thick hot chocolate. Just had to try it even though it is 105+ degrees today at lunchtime. Highly recommend & I'll be back.
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The many reasons I like brillobox (despite its hipness), in no particular order: - I always, and I do mean always, meet interesting quality people there. My group of friends consists mostly of smart, funny, and all-around rad people that I've shared a booth with at brillobox. - They make a brilliant martini (sorry for the weird Britishism, but drinking their martinis somehow really does make me feel a little smarter and sassier) and at $5.50 they're a steal. - The bartenders are friendly no matter how busy it gets. Go in there on a Friday or Saturday night and you won't find harder working drink slingers anywhere in the city. There's usually only two people manning the bar, but considering how packed it gets sometimes, the wait is pretty short. - Their frites ($6) are shoestring style and awesome; they come with curry ketchup, garlic aioli and chipotle mayo. - The rest of their menu is well-priced pub-grub and the kitchen serves until 11. - The upstairs dance floor and adjoining bar sometimes have a cover for live bands or djs, but it's generally reasonable and on occasion their dance party themes are pure magic (Sweet Lovely Death: A 1970's punk dj dance party, I'm lookin' at you). - The atmosphere is relaxed. There are a handful of giant gawdy paintings that are truly ugly, but they're balanced out by bright-red wallpaper and cute dim lamps that create a mellow ambiance and make it look sort of like someone's fashionable Godmother died and left them all her stuff. - Their beer selection is humongous. So, I guess when I die I'll have to haunt brillobox, but there are worse ways to spend eternity.