Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Truffles at an airport? Only in sin city! On our way to Florida, my wife and I had a brief layover at the McCarran International Airport, in Las Vegas. Since my wife and I had each eaten three bags of salty peanuts on the flight, we were in desperate need for something sweet. We were originally going to just buy some candy at one of the small stands, when we happened to come across Ethel M Chocolates. This high end candy shop is located in the C terminal of this airport. Ethel's is a house hold name in LV, with many shops scattered around Nevada. Right when we walked into this shop, my wife and I were both given free samples of their delicious white chocolate truffles. After devouring those samples in seconds we decided to purchase a few of their expensive gourmet truffles. This is what we left the shop with; Two PB&J Truffles Key Lime Pie Truffle Salted Caramel Truffle Pina Colada Truffle Dark Chocolate Almond Truffle All of these truffles were phenomenal, especially the PB&J ones, which were like little chocolate PB&J sandwiches. The woman working at Ethel's was super friendly and was more than happy to answer any questions we had about their treats. Besides truffles, Ethel's also sells fine chocolates, gourmet candy bars and more. The prices here a really high but what else would expect from truffles. If I ever find myself in the McCarran International Airport again, you better believe I'm going to stop by Ethel's and pick up some of her delicious truffles. However, until that day comes, I will just fantasize about them. DAMN those PB&J's were delicious!
Q: negative

A: This Michaels is the foundation of my theory that some chains stay in business despite the reality that shoppers loathe them, because there's no adequate substitute. It's the only source of craft supplies that's handy while running errands in central Phoenix, and it's near one of the movie theaters that serves real food, so I shop here occasionally, and I always leave crabby. Every section is tiny and understocked. If something at another Michaels catches your eye, but you postpone buying it, and you figure, oh, you'll pick it up at this one because you're here... no, you won't. Wood trim, wood embellishments, specific acrylic paint colors, specific scrapbook paper designs, the edgiest floral items... forget it. This Michaels will not carry that. The staff will explain, with varying levels of chagrin, that "this is the smallest Michaels in the region." That much is obvious. It's so small that it's impossible for two carts to pass in most aisles. The major reason to set foot in this store is that you're desperate for tacky glue and can't face the chaos of Walmart. It has so far not found an excuse to stop carrying tacky glue. There was also a moment of hope when the chain introduced Martha Stewart acrylic paints, which are at least interesting colors. But I'd really like to know whose bright idea it was that, chain-wide, acrylic paints should now be displayed entirely below knee level. Let me give you a hint, gentlemen: the tiny bottles of exotic colors are not bought by children. Nor is there a gigantic acrylic-painting movement among Munchkins. Your acrylic paint buyers are adults, which means we're mostly over 5 feet tall, and depending how the day went and how high of heels we're wearing, our urge to indulge in a series of deep knee bends can vary. A lot. But it's rarely a matter of: "oh great! I'm going to Michaels so I can skip the squats at the gym!"
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: the food is great, the people are monsters. i have loads to say about them, but its really not worth talking about. i would suggest getting everything take out.
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Output: Very long wait (even though we arrived early and there were few waiting), extremely slow service, food was tasty though.
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output: I went this Wells Fargo to update my married name on my bank card and complete a couple other things. This is a typical Wells Fargo, as far as setting and appearance. I just happened to be welcomed by one of their staff members Alex. After I told him why I was there, he told me he had just gotten engaged a week prior. We had a really nice chat about getting engaged, married, how we met our significant others, etc. He was a very personable banker. As far as actually helping me with what I needed, he was thorough and called when he had a question on something I needed handled. This bank isn't the closest to my house but I would go back here for my banking needs. Everyone at the bank seemed to know what they were doing and seemed just as helpful as Alex.
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Peter is a great nail tech. He's very friendly and gives his opinion but still let's you decide. When I first started going to see Peter regularly, I said I wanted "Full set, not too thin for it to crack but not so thick that it's obvious that it's fake. I broke one toe nail so I want a pink or purple on my nails but not something that will make that broken toe nail stand out." He sat me down and went to pick the color and I was very happy. He eventually talked me into no more acrylic and just starting fresh with the gel polish. You pay more for gel but it's more than worth it because your nails will grow out really well. Oh and he hasn't ever cut my cuticle when trimming them. I always have that problem when going to someone else.