Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Great comfort food. I ordered a veggie omelette with tomatoes, sprouts and avocado and I felt very good about eating something light and fresh. Came with side of buttered toast and hash browns. I would come again to avoid the uber expensive and heavy foods on the Strip. Also the pumpkin pancakes with real maple syrup are bomb. Order those.
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A: Ugh. I despise Kinko's. I despise everything about Kinko's. I don't even know where to begin. Buckle in, this is bound to be long winded. Once upon a time, I thought Kinko's was this magical place full of neat machines and free paperclips that was constantly full of cool projects and was hopping twenty four hours a day. Then I began to need to use them for my job, and that's just when all the trouble began. First of all, very few Kinko's, if any, are even open twenty four hours a day anymore! But that was just the initial crack in their facade for me. See, I used to be able to just email them a document as an attachment, and put instructions in the body of the email. Then I would follow up with a call to make sure they got the file, which they always did. They would tell me over the phone when I could pick it up, and the orders were always on time. THEN everything changed. They no longer accept email orders. They have created the most complicated and horribly bass-ackwards program on their website to upload documents. I understand why they did it, and I'm not saying it's a bad idea. I'm just saying the program needs some major overhauling because it never ever ever EVER works right. Either I can't explain what I need to them through their structured questions, or it won't upload right, or the submit button doesn't work. Then, once I finally get it to work, I have to call them 20-30 minutes later. Generally, they still haven't received my file by my first call. So I call back. I'm left on hold forever, and when they return, they still have to ask a billion questions about my order because their system doesn't tell them what they need to know. It takes virtually forever. I really feel for the employees at Kinko's. I once worked for a copy shop, and I know how hectic things can get. That being said, I have never witnessed more incompetent help in my life. I don't blame any of the individuals that work there, Kinko's probably just has provided very little useful training for them. But still, I dread going in there. Even to simply pick up a completed order, it will take no less than 30 minutes. On top all of that, Kinko's is expensive. Needlessly so. Simply because they have a stranglehold over the copying business gives them no right to charge those ridiculous rates for various services. Blow it out your a$$, Kinko's!
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Great local produced meats which turn into great sandwiches. Expanded menu after 4PM. Also have a special everyday for sandwiches as well. Highly recommended.
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Output: I've listed the Meat and Bean burro enchilada style as my last meal on earth. What you order here is the key to your happiness. I recommend the clare burro, the enchiladas and the taco's. The margs are pretty much a bad tequila and off the shelf mixer, but will do if you want them. I don't ever have the service problems that others have mentioned. I go here every time i'm in town. I wish I could get there more often.
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output: The taste and freshness of homemade noodles is simply wonderful! Courteous service and the best pork dumplings in Las Vegas! Get the mushroom pork pulled noodles and dumplings and you'll be smiling :)
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I walked in this afternoon CRAVING the (insert long name) Chicken Shawarma, walked by a table while we were being seated and I know I was probably gawking, but I wasn't drooling -yet. Why in the world would Caramelized Cauliflower with Tahini cause such a reaction?! I mean it's Cauliflower. I have a thing for Cauliflower, so we ordered it. This afternoon I decided to try something new and this was just a start. My lunch choice is Beef Kafka. The starter was good. I want the recipe or at least the basic instructions. Nice touch with the Pine Nuts and Onions. The Beef Kafka is what I would call a Mediterranean version of a Tostada, or maybe Nachos. Lavosh topped with cheese, beef, tomatoes, grilled onions, jalapenos, green onion, Pine nuts, and a creamy sauce lightly across the length. The flavors blended well. If possible the flavors blended TOO well. I enjoy being able to differentiate the flavors of the various items that come together to create a dish, this one wasn't giving me that. May be one of the reasons I like Shawarma? Don't get me wring, the Beef Kafka was good but I couldn't keep my gaze from wandering over to my sons meal. What do you call that? Oh yeah, Pesto Pizza on Lavosh for $1.50 more. Maybe I'll try that next time. Our server was super sweet and darned efficient too. We talked briefly before I ordered cuz my son had stepped away momentarily. So yah, uh huh, she thought it was a date scenario and didn't realize that I was the young mans mother. Oh Jiminy and Jay Jose' Phat ().... Yep, Mom here. So we giggled for a minute and it was back to business. Pita Jungle is one of those places I like to go to occasionally cuz I don't want to get bored with the menu. The relaxed atmosphere appears naturally well lit which makes being able to see the menu a real possibility. Art by local talent is promintly displayed, the nearby water feature provides a peaceful view, and the decor is eclectic (?), Bohemian (?), or simply a crazy mish mash of someone's personal style. I'll be back again soon for the Jalapeno and Cilantro Hummus and Chicken Shawarma. OH yeah, that Cauliflower dish I mentioned, I saw several more orders go out while we were there. Must be a popular item. And I almost forgot to mention something I didn't like. Soda/tea for almost $3.00. -I almost spit up. I guess that might be a way to discourage people from drinking soda, but tea? Or maybe they're trying to encourage customers to order a beer or wine instead? Basically I just really dislike the idea of paying more than a buck fifty for soda. K, 'nuff from me.