Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: The review is retro as I was reminded recently just how bitter I was about Grand Lux. We went there TWICE in our weekend trip and, for the life of me, I cannot fathom why. Vegas is the land of seafood buffets and supposedly *good* buffets in general. Yet, somehow, we ended up in Grand Lux. TWICE. So bitter. The food was ... well, it was Grand Lux. It wasn't horrific, but it wasn't anything that you would remember or even think about a day later. Also, since the portions are unnecessarily huge (and, I assure you, you are paying for every ounce of it), we had leftovers so we jokingly asked the waiter if we could put it in the Grand Lux fridge. He said sure and that we could come back and get it later. Total fake-out. We came back the next day and asked a different waiter for our food. He looked confused and told us that wasn't allowed at all (health violation?). So, I ask, First Waiter, why would you trick a bunch of tourists with promises of potential leftovers? That's just wrong. And mean. And I don't like Grand Lux. Go eat at a buffet. I heard the one at Rio was good, but I wouldn't know, because I was eating at Grand Lux *sob*
Q: positive

A: I've been to this location lots of times. Shaved I've is really good. I usually get birthday cake ( a must) and strawberry daiquiri and the get the ice cream and cream on top. So good. I've always had good service. It's a snow cone place with high school kids running the joint so they do their best but I haven't had any service issues. I will be back many more times.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: It looks kind of questionable from the outside, in a seedy strip mall on Sahara. But it's warm, friendly and clean on the inside. I ordered the chicken and ribs combo with roast potatos on the side, and my daughter got the BBQ chicken wrap with cole slaw. The emphasis here is on healthy choices that are tasty rather than tasteless. The rotisserie chicken was delicious and I don't even have to feel guilty. We'll definitely come back.
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Output: Yum! Chinese/Mexican fusion, who would have thought?!!! Seriously, the jade chicken is amazing... try it :)
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output: This place has the best kimchi fried rice! the meats are a bit too salty for my taste.. I have been here twice i recommend it if you like Korean foods. They have the all you can eat menu. Servers are a bit snooty, but that do you expect from asian servers.. " im allowed to say that im asian" haha!
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
Pressure! Upsell! Upsell! These guys do a good job with a car wash. The gas here tends to be a few cents more\gal. I used them for an oil change as well today. Never again. 1st off, I have a company car that is administered by a fleet management company. I pull up, pull out the fleet card. "Do you guys take this?" Hand card to guy. Looks it over. "Yea, we take this one." Turns out they don't & I get dinged for $20 for going out of network. Thanks. For this the manager comped my $20 car wash. And I had to spend 10 minutes hassling with them when I was already snarky from running the UPSELL GAUNTLET that you are forced to endure for 15 minutes which I detail below. This is the second Danny's I've been to and I'm ready to try another car wash. I don't need to be hounded by not 1, not 2 but 3 different people trying to sell me: -repair of a small crack in my windshield. I've got it covered, thanks. I have a guy I use for that. No, really I don't want it done today. No, I don't care if it will only take ten minutes. No. -replacement of said windshield. No, I'm good. No, I don't need someone at my house or office tomorrow. No. -When is the last time you had your power steering fluid changed? No. No. -Your transmission fluid...No. No. -The fluid in your differential...Do you know what a differential is? Wow. Talk down to somebody like they are ignorant about cars. That's a great selling technique. Yes, I know what a differential is Mr. Mensa, do you know why cars need a differential? To push the wheels with the transmission? Yes. Very good. Did you know the wheels move at different speeds when your car is not traveling in a straight line, Mr. Mensa? No. No. -This is your air filter. This is your air filter on dust. Whatever, put it back. No. No. -When is the last time you had your radiator flushed? You should know that blah blah blah. No. No. A thousand times no! If you've been to a time share sales pitch-that's the sales tactics going on here. No thanks. I'm sure that my $30 oil change could easily have become a $400 sale. No.