Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Obsessed with the #1 but swapped out the logan fruit for lychees instead! Not too sweet overall light & refreshing. Big chunks of young coconut meat yummy!
Q: negative

A: This store has to be the worst store with worst employees! I always shop at Amazon or Overstock but, I wanted to help the local store and shop here but, it was a mistake! I regret it so much I had to put it on here at yelp. No wonder Sears are on there last leg! The people there deserve to be laid off!!!
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer: You get what you pay for..... crappy comforter and springy bed.. stained curtains, cheap shower and towels. For the price, you can't really complain... One major advantage is the location on the stip.... and right beside the mile mall where you can find loads of cheap eats..........
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Output: This place is fantastic. When I came here, I was under the impression that this would be actual ramen, not the instant kind that you can get at any supermarket. I was wrong, but that doesn't stop me from giving this place 5 stars. It's an interesting concept to make cup ramen with a sort of gourmet twist. I was definitely impressed by the range of choices, and I was most taken aback by the price. It makes sense b/c it's just packaged ramen and then the ingredient are added, but this stuff is CHEAP. Like, it's likely I could afford a meal here with extra change I've accumulated throughout the week. The staff is super friendly and very personable. The staff running this place are awesome people, which is even more reason to go here and help them out b/c it would be a shame if this place were to close. Go here. Enjoy some cup ramen. It's awesome.
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output: This, my friends, is my kind of gym. It's DOWN; Down to earth. Stripped-down. We're dressed down. Nothing fancy, no brand name clothing, no people checking each other out. Dressed to work out in old t-shirts and Walmart sweatpants. I'm down with that. The staff seem friendly. No pretense, no hard sales pitch. There are three types of memberships. I went with the middle one: $20 to join, $10 a month automatic payments for a year, and an extra $35 or so payment in July (I guess spacing it out helps with sticker shock). It wasn't crowded when I went at 3:30 today so I had my pick of treadmills. The machines have definitely gotten their share of use, but they work. I loved the fan built into each machine- I'm so out of shape the breeze helped keep me going. I tried the elliptical next. I liked it. The machines feel hardy and can take a beating, I think. I have one free personal trainer meeting next week as part of my new membership. The trainer sets up a fitness program with New members. This place is a bit of a trek for me, but since its humble atmosphere speaks to me and motivates me, I don't feel bad about it. Besides, as I lose weight, the Goodwill is conveniently close by so I can get new workout clothes on the way down the scale. Maybe I'll meet some Yelpers there.
Q: positive

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Great neighborhood place. Try the orange/cranberry oven pancakes & Belgian Waffles- both very good! Have great coffee & the servers make sure your cup is never empty. Very friendly staff, the owner even comes out to talk to the diners! Makes you feel at home.