Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Worse than I remembered it...but that is comparing it to my University days Food is greasy and uneventful. The drinks were so-so. Although it has a decent patio for people watching, I'd take a pass. There are way better restaurants/bars in Montreal.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Until the University of Wisconsin can convince the band director to retire, the Kohl Center will continue to decline as an exciting and intimidating place to watch Big Ten basketball. I have probably attended 99% of the men's games played at Kohl Center, and there has been a steady and rapid decline in atmosphere over the past three seasons. Every single game, and I mean EVERY SINGLE GAME, the game day routine is exactly the same. Half the student seats are empty for at least 75% of the games, probably because they are sick of being forced to do the Time Warp dance again, and again and again. If I have to watch Space Wisconsin played at the under-8 timeout in the second half and kill any life in the building during big game, I might just have to become a Marquette fan. Fun and excitement are currently dead at Kohl Center.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
Went here for lunch on Sunday. It was pouring rain. Almost fell when I walked in. The floor was covered with water. No mats inside or out. It didn't take long before I realized the floor had been mopped with cooking oil. I'm not kidding. People were slipping and sliding all over the place. Kids were doing the splits letting their shoes slowly slide apart. I know this was brought to the manager's attention, but he did nothing. I was amazed at their total lack of care and concern. I wonder how many broken hips can be attributed to this place. If they care so little about their customers' physical safety, how can I have any faith in their food safety practices?