Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: I brought my pup here for the first time after purchasing a groupon. This is the first doggy daycare we have been to since we moved to Arizona. She absolutely loved her previous doggy daycare in New Hampshire, so I had high hopes for this place... BIG MISTAKE! I picked up my dog after she had spent the day there. As soon as we got home, I noticed she was bleeding on her arm. It looked like a couple scratches, but I didn't worry too much because dogs can be rough sometimes- no big deal! It wasn't until the next morning when I noticed her behavior was extremely odd. She was sitting in a corner for hours, whimpering a bit here and there. When I took her outside, I noticed she was having the hardest time walking down the stairs. She is barely 1 year old, so this was VERY abnormal. As we got to the yard, she began yelping very loudly. I thought maybe her harness was rubbing against the injury on her arm, but even when I took it off she was still yelping. She could barely walk back up the stairs. She is a 80 pound mastiff, so it was impossible for me to carry her up 3 flights of stairs. I felt so helpless! My boyfriend immediately called Chandler Dogs to ask if she was in a dog fight or if anything out of the ordinary happened to her. The manager claimed he was there ALL day, but didn't know of anything that could have happened. The absolute WORST part of this whole ordeal was that the MANAGER suggested my dog must have "fallen" on the way out of the facility (HA!) or that it might be a spider bite. What!? Since when does a spider bite look like bloody abrasions? If that isn't the most sketchy excuse I've ever heard, I don't know what is! He also claimed she might be acting different because she was in a crate after she got groomed. MY DOG IS CRATE TRAINED! These bizarre excuses just made me worry even more. Bottom line: My poor baby was sore for about 4 days after, and I still have no clue what happened to her. I will NEVER bring her here again!
Q: negative

A: Tourist trap. Like a cafeteria on Mt. Washington.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I feel sorry for anyone who has ever had work done here. I have never had a cavity in my life and am now in my late 20s. I decided to give Dr. Garrett a try. He told me I needed seven fillings which really surprised me since I had been to another dentist six months prior and had no concerns. I went back to another (more trusted) Dentist, they did X-rays and surprise, no cavities. This very same thing happened to my GF, she went to Dr. Garrett and oddly enough she needed seven fillings as well. Unfortunately she had four of them filled only to find out that she really had no cavities in the first place after having x-rays at another office. Also, they did a bunch of work that my insurance did not cover on a routine cleaning without my knowledge. Be cautious, especially if you are told you need seven fillings.....can't you see the dark shadows on the x-ray? Office is being reported.
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Output: Good but expensive wine selection. Nice but expensive flowers. The place is managed by inexperienced unprofessional kids. The Legacy store is far superior.
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output: My good friend Janice told me about this gem! The food here is out of this WORLD. The staff are amazingly polite. Big plus in my book! This is not a Franchise so you won't find this place anywhere else. They have us as loyal costumers for a reason. The Owner's genuinely care about their business and some of these reviews are wrong. It's not pricey! It's reasonable for the fresh ingredients they serve, and the portion. I end up leaving full and bringing home the rest of my food. I've had the fried rice, steak & shrimp. Their food has amazing flavor, my taste buds were craving their food today.
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We were misguided. Last summer, the guy and I had one of our favorite meals ever at Little Buddha in Vienna, Austria. Thinking that the Little Buddha in Las Vegas would be the same, we decided to try it out. We made reservations for 10 P.M. They didn't have our table ready, so we didn't get seated until about 10:20 P.M. No big deal really, the staff was friendly and seated us as soon as they could. For dinner, we decided we would order a few appetizers and share an entree. To start, we ordered the seafood dumplings, kobe beef tataki, and spicy scallop and salmon roll. The sushi was definitely nothing exciting - it was definitely my least favorite item of the night. The kobe beef tataki needed more flavor and wasn't as tender as I thought it should have been. The best of the bunch - the seafood dumplings - tasted good, but they had an overly pungent smell. For our main entree, we had the miso black cod; I remember this as being the most delicious thing I had eaten in Vienna. The version made by Little Buddha at The Palms was severely lacking in flavor and didn't measure up to my expectations. It was during the main course when a fight broke out at the table behind ours. Some guy punched his friend in the face, and an all-out brawl broke out. We had to abandon our table to get out of the way! Let's just say that the sound of a fist hitting someone in the face made me lose my appetite. The staff seemed concerned about the other patrons in the restaurant, so I think they handled things relatively well, considering the circumstances. I doubt I'll ever visit Little Buddha, or The Palms for that matter, again. At least our meal ended memorably.