Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Hoyt's Kajukenbo offers a great martial arts curriculum along with a family like environment for all students and supporters. Sifu Greg is a patient man and one to be greatly respected due to his vast knowledge and experience in training the art of Kajukenbo. The promotions are earned through hard-work and dedication, something that not many places offer nowadays, unless you chalk up the money. The full contact training prepares one for the realism that comes in actual street fights and other scenarios. If you want a place that doesn't teach a false sense of security, Hoyt's is the place to be.
Q: negative

A: This place is what I deem to be the biggest rip off in Las Vegas. The banchan (side dishes) is sparse and the meat ordered on a per person portion basis is WEAK and highly overpriced. Don't order the kimchi jjigae (stew). It's a small bowl that's watery and tasteless. This place is a waste of time and money.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: A friend and I were in the mood for sushi a few days ago, and CW is really close to my house, so we decided to try it out. We walked in, and the place was small, but tidy, and set up with a few tables in a row along one wall, with one long communal table in the middle of the room. It's sort of halfway between a sit-down place and a fast food place. You place your order for sushi at the counter, then take a seat, and they bring it out to you. There are a TON of different sushi options. My friend and I ordered the Las Vegas roll, the Philly roll, and the Shrimp Tempura roll, as well as a dish of edamame to nibble on while we waited. The sushi we had was a fantastic quality, and it rivaled the quality of my other 2 favorite sushi restaurants. I was thrilled with the LV roll and Shrimp Tempura roll. The Philly roll was good as well, but I like my sushi with some crunch, so it's not a huge favorite of mine to begin with, so it's hard to rave about it, but my friend loved it, except they put a drizzle of sour cream over the top of the roll, which he wasn't sure if he liked or not. But, all ingredients were fresh, the tempura crunchy, portion sizes were between normal and generous, I'd say. Some places make really small rolls, others bigger. This place makes them a little bigger. Prices were standard for sushi. My LV roll was $9.95, and the other two rolls were $7.95-$8.95, I believe. I spent about $25-27 for 2 rolls, the edamame, and a drink. I will definitely be back. I really liked this place.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: I really want to love this place because it's so close to my house, but I've tried several times and always have a bad experience. The atmosphere is dirty, loud and hot, and the service is slow and rude. And, it's more expensive than most coffee shops. It doesn't open early enough and their food selection is dismal. Fresh croissants are delicious, however. Sorry but I think you can do much much better in Madison.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: This is an okay place if you want to grab a quick bite but not anything more than that. I was very disappointed by their holiday turkey sandwich. I was thinking it would be like Capriotti's "The Bobby" but that's what I get for thinking! :)
Q: positive

A:
Wow what a fabulous meal, made even better by the brilliant service!!! Just ate here and can't believe I haven't been here before. My boyfriend had the set meal which he loved (absolute bargain) and I had the cheese plate. The waiter was so helpful and knowledgable and couldn't do enough for us. He was constantly offering us more food for free to make sure we enjoyed our meals properly. The strip is so packed and everywhere was rammed so it was a pleasure to come here for a bit of a chilled atmosphere. You have to go here like now!!!