Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: This place would have gotten 5 stars if not for its manager. Wow. We were very surprised with his careless and rather rude demeanor. He actually seemed to enjoy it as well which made it frankly, a little weird. We'd asked 3 times for forks but were never brought any. We'd been served our appetizers which 3 of us couldn't eat with the chopsticks on the table. It's Mexican/Asian fusion so you'd think they might consider that not everyone eats with chopsticks and set the tables with forks - but there you are. Regardless, after asking a 3rd time and still not receiving forks, one of us got up and happened to find the manager and ask for some. Dang if that guy didn't cop an attitude right away, get defensive, then rude...and then almost sneer about it every time he later passed our table. To say it was off-putting really would be an understatement. This guy is dead weight. They need to lose him. How hard is it to say, "Hey, sorry that happened? Let me get you some." The food was delicious though - all of it! Try the bacon wrapped dates, the calamari, the rock shrimp and the tacos! The rolls were great too!
Q: negative

A: Slowest most annoying Starbucks ever. They seriously are ridiculous.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: This is a review for the cafe part of Citizens, not the actual restaurant. Hungry after a night of partying and wanting something of sustenance in our systems before hitting Daylight, our group wandered into Citizens to pick up some food. Between Boyfriend and I, we got a bottle of water, a fresh fruit bowl and a croissant. And it totaled to just over $16. WHAT. WHAAAT. The bottle of water itself was $5. FIVE DOLLARS. Even my croissant was only $3.50 (ONLY, she says). My poor wallet. At least the food was okay. The croissant was light, flaky and huge, so I suppose it kind of made up for the price. The fruit was pretty good -- but unless it's spoiled, it's kind of hard to mess that up. The other members of our group got various salads (I distinctly remember seeing the quinoa salad) and a tuna sandwich. Their food looked pretty good, but I didn't try it. Regardless, I didn't hear any complaints, so I suppose it was decent enough to satisfy our appetites. Next time, I think I'll just go hunt down either a Starbucks or something instead if I'm craving a croissant. That's just ridiculous.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: I was very surprised to be this disappointed in a Hampton Inn. The air conditioning never achieved a comfortable level even after having it on all night and we were quite warm in the room. I also noticed my credit card was overcharged by 15% and inquired at check out about this and was told it was standard procedure for incidentals and would be credited back after our stay. I suggested they inform the guest upon check in about this procedure and the staff just gave me an odd look. Lastly, when I arrived to their full service breakfast an hour before the service ended most everything was gone. I understand cooked items would probably not be replenished but baked items, syrup for the waffles and cups for the juice were not either. On a good note the bed was very comfortable and we slept well. The oversized jetted bathtub in the deluxe room was very nice, albeit loud, but overall this hotel is overpriced for what it has to offer.
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output: Don't bother me...I'm soaking it all in. Omg, I love Monta. It's so delicious I felt like singing from atop the nearest mountain. Except it was 100 degrees in Vegas so I'll just tell it on Yelp. Hubby and I have both been to the smaller Monta location on Spring Mtn. Rd. When I noticed this one pop up on Yelp on our way into Vegas, we just HAD TO re-route our GPS to grab lunch here first. As luck would have it, we arrived about 5 minutes before opening where there were already 3 or 4 parties waiting for the sign the flip. I enjoyed this location so much more because it was bigger, less cramped and you weren't made to feel like you need to slurp down your (yummy) noodles and get the hell out. The noodles are just as tasty...the thick sticky broth made me hear angels sing. My only complaint is that they don't give you very much broth...but I guess we're really just here for the noodles. As the broth cools, it gets thicker and does a really good job of hanging onto the noodles. In this respect, I think it's different than the broth at other places. We also ordered the daikon salad. This dish elevated the lowly turnip into a crisp, refreshing masterpiece, garnished with these crispy little rice ball bits. Karaage (fried chicken nuggets) was also very tasty. I ate mine with a lot of crushed garlic. Hubby really appreciated me doing so. Finally, we also ordered my 2nd favorite thing - the takana fried rice. At this point, I could only manage a few bites but it still hit my lofty expectations. A few hours later, I enjoyed the leftovers as a wonderful cold snack. Yum. As mentioned, service wasn't frenetic and indifferent like the other branch. These people were allowed the luxury of being friendly and nice at a leisurely pace. They even checked in on you to see how you were doing. If you haven't had Monta, come give it a whirl!
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
Fresh and fluffy donuts, amazing hours of operation, and an unusually nice location make this BoSa my favorite in town.