Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Smart & Final is a bit of an odd one. It's part normal grocery store, part bulk club store, and part restaurant supply store. Now I'm not a huge fan of Costco or similar club stores... the prospect of having to pay a fee to shop somewhere annoys me on principle. Plus, every time I go I realize they simply don't carry what I like. "Oooh, great price on toothpaste - if I want to get a different kind than I normally get," or "Oooh sweet, they have a great price on soap... just not the scent I like." I don't know - I can either load up a cart with shit I don't actually want because it's cheap or I can pay more to get exactly what I want. Smart & Final does have bulk items, but the prices are only marginally better than grocery store on most stuff. They do have some great deals, but don't expect to come here to save money. What they do offer is great quality stuff... in mass quantities. They carry "restaurant-quality" foods. I love the coffee they sell and some of their ready-to-cook stuff is fantastic (like Shrimp Scampi or raviolis)... plus, it's a great place to pick up household supplies. If you're like me and you don't like to go shopping more than once a month and you also can't stand the idea of paying a membership fee to shop somewhere, this place is great. If you run a little restaurant or shop, this place is perfect. Also great for if you are planning on catering your own party. Snacks, pasta, fruit, bread, pie, gum, coffee, detergent, tp, serving trays, etc... About that - if you are having a bunch of people over for a dinner party or a reception or something but you don't want to hire caterers, you can buy everything you need here for any style or taste. The wine selection isn't that good, the prices aren't going to blow your mind, you do sign up for a card (though they don't spam you with junk mail), and they do lack in a few areas, but this place is worth checking out sometime and definitely worth checking out if you are hosting a party. This place is a 3 and a half for me, but I'm going to go ahead and give it a 4 since we can't do half points.
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A: We are sushi lovers! Sushi is a long cherished art form, which sadly was completely lost at this place. Let me be clear at the outset that this review is specific to THIS Fresh Wasabi location (we've had good experiences at the location on 6645 W. Bell Road). We were excited to have a place open up near home and happily tried it out. *sigh* We came here for lunch the other day. The service was neither unfriendly nor standout in any way. The location seemed clean. The rice was NOT good sushi rice (sushi rice is supposed to be fresh, soft), and the sashimi/sushi was not fresh enough for us to even feel 100% safe as we ate it. The sushi chef himself was clearly a novice, as the rolls we ordered were completely smashed by his fingers (still with the indentation of his fingers all the way down the length of the roll), ingredients bursting out, and the pieces of tuna & salmon laid across the top pulled downward and broken in half in the center (not only is this poor display, fresh sushi would not break in this way). We were incredulous that they would even be served to us looking like that. It's hard coming from the coast and from life in Japan, to find good sushi... but even in the Arizona desert, there is good sushi to be found... just sadly not at this place!
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer: Are you kidding me?? I bought a Las Vegas Beach Towel 13 hours ago at the Charleston store. Got it back to hotel noticed it had a hole in it and the edging was coming apart. I was heading to the airport so I took my receipt and towel to this location. I was told it wasn't in their system because it was seasonal they could not refund or exchange it (I wanted an exchange).... I said I bought it 13 hours ago at a Wal Mart, you are a corporation. She said well you didn't buy it at this store you have to take to the store you bought it at?!?!? WHAT???
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: Qdoba started out fairly well but has gone downhill in our opinion. The portions are unpredictable and more often small. I would like more information about where their beef and chicken comes from. The meat is usually cold. The people behind the counter are distant and uninterested in me being there. I would just like a smile and some friendliness. They probably need to pay a little bit more and nurture some happy employees. The atmosphere is cold and uninviting while the view at this place isn't half bad. It is very clean so they get a good mark there. We stopped going here and opting for locations that have hot food, larger servings, nicer environment and friendlier people.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: So this is a sort of unusual Yelp review, given that we didn't actually end up eating at Nadia's. Here's why: 1. The food was pricey. And I am a person who can be willing to spend on occasion, but for Madison, this place was a little too expensive for its location and food. 2. The main reason we didn't eat there. There was nobody in the restaurant. I mean NOBODY. No host, no customers, nobody. And yes, it was open for business (according to the unlocked doors and times posted). 3. The kitchen looked disgusting and the fish tank (as noted earlier) could definitely use a good bath. Ironic, yeah. We strayed off to find some other food and settled for the close-by Porta Bella.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer:
place is no different from your average peeler bar...only difference is that the strippers seem genuinely nicer here. least my wallet is getting killed by kindness, ehh?