Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Certain things were good but only mediocre at most. I was here five days before and after New Years. It's pretty obvious they do not treat their employees well and it comes through no matter how hard "they" try. I won't even go into the broken elevator fiasco here, which was the same for my October visit. Second rate hotel all the way. Run down. Old broken-spirited employees, failing restaurant venues.
Q: negative

A: Don't go here! I think the Owner of the bar went through gene therapy to revert back to a primitive state. Don't give her any of your business, because she "-don't need your money you mother f**kers".
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: We were looking for a good sea food place and turned to YELP to find out what was in the local area. After reading reading all of the excellent reviews we decided on the Good Guys Seafood. What a disappointment! We ordered the oysters, shrimp, and fish. The fish had absolutely no texture, the batter had a bitter taste, the oysters were nothing like previous reviewers stated they were. I've been to the SE part of the US and believe me these fried oysters were not even close to those I had in Louisiana and Mississippi. The shrimp was nothing special. Won't eat there again. Makes me wonder however about the limited experience and taste other reviewers had. The cocktail sauce was watery, the tarter sauce appeared to be mixed with thousand island dressing.
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Output: -Very dirty store. -Filthy, smelly restroom. -Formally a Mervyns (two stories). -Cashiers spend too much time chit-chatting instead of helping customers.
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output: I was eagerly awaiting the opening of this bar since it's owned by a couple of local guys and I love supporting local businesses. (Especially local businesses where I can get drizzunk.) I was intrigued by the name and came to find out from the bar tender working that during the prohibition era a "blind pig" was another term for a speakeasy. While I can't say that I get excited when I see another storefront turn into a bar in the Southside, at least it's locally owned. The interior, while small, will seat a few tables at the bar and a few more in the back dining area. We've even taken a group of 6-8 people a few times and they managed to accommodate us. The front of the business is one big window which is nice, natural light and the ability to watch all those silly girls in big girls shoes stumble by. The walls are white with black script hand lettering. I have to admit, I don't know what it all says though. Another fun fact, the ladies bathroom has a black sink and toilet. Every time I go in there I feel like I should be doing coke in a power suit with huge shoulder pads and teased out hair while talking about my stocks. They have great specials every single day of the week for drinks. Not to mention a single pizza slice special after 9pm every day. Speaking of pizza, HOLY BRICK OVEN PIZZA, BATMAN. It's the only food I've ordered from here but I have tried all but one of the varieties they offer. It's amazing. The descriptions on the menu are hilarious and every single pizza is great. I'll just leave it at the phrase, "meat sweats." (Their words not mine, I'm not that funny.) Sadly the place is usually pretty empty. Bad for the bar but great for me. They have two big flat screens right over the bar. Those who like the sports should be able to get their afternoon/evening dose of athleticism. If you are looking for somewhere new to go have dinner and drinks on the Southside, this is a great place to stop.
Q: negative

A:
If you're a student with no way to get to Lao Lan Xaag, this place will do. However, the place looks run-down and the service would best be called 'casual'. Food was good though. It's just that it can be so much better.