Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) yelp review.
A: Well, I've been coming here for a couple of years now... not very often, sometimes three times a month or more, sometimes I'll skip a month or so before I return. We met up with some old friends from California the other day, and I thought I would order the macaroni and cheese for my three year old because the sandwiches are all made on artisan bread and a little bit on the tough side for a child. When the macaroni and cheese arrived, it definitely looked homemade as I can see the oily, curdled cheese mess in front of my three year old. I told him to eat, and he immediately started crying and saying "I don't like it! I don't like it!" He is NOT a picky eater. So, I let him "skip" this meal because I thought maybe he was distracted by our friends' little daughter. We boxed up the food to go, and I was going to give it to him later on...but I took a bite of it myself and it was yucky. I tried to fix it at home...still yucky. I don't know if I caught it on a "bad" day, as we all have bad days, or if it's like that all of the time. Mac and cheese with Rigatoni noodles??? Oily, crappy slop. I understand the desire to use real cheese, but every good cook knows that you must use a flour/milk mixture so your cheese doesn't separate like that. My review for this particular day is crappy, because I realized that this place is not kid friendly. And, even the young crowd that comes here will eventually grow up and have kids of their own...and does the main ingredient want to lose their regular clients because there is no desire to create a kid menu? Simple...get boxed mac n cheese, hot dogs, peanut butter and jelly, chicken noodle soup or even a can of spaghettios! PARENTS WILL PAY AN INFLATED COST TO KEEP THEIR CHILDREN ENTERTAINED WHILE THEY ENJOY A NICE LUNCH WITH A GLASS OF BEER, OR GLASS OF WINE AND SOME OLD FRIENDS!
Q: positive

A: Love their tomato oil and Gorgonzola bread!!!! I call ahead and have them save them for me because I'm so addicted!! Damn you Dukes!! Keep up the good work!!
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer: You know, maybe I am a diva or I just expect too much. But when I get the worst possible service known to anybody, I don't care how good your pizza tastes. I go to Slices from time to time to get my pizza fix. I always thought that they have great pizza and I love the different varieties that they have. But I may never go back...ever... So I am in line waiting to be served. (And when I say waiting, I mean at least 5 minutes with one girl staring at me while she is putting together boxes. ) Finally this guy came up and asked me what I wanted and I said the Tomato Basil and then asked him what pizzas just came out of the oven. He told me and I said that I would also like a piece of Pepperoni and Mushroom. I get to the counter and there is only the tomato basil waiting for me. The girl (who loves her boxes) looked at me and I told her that I also ordered a Pepperoni and Mushroom. She asked the guy and he said "I don't remember anything" Ok, whatever. So he gets a slice. While I am waiting for that to warm, I told the girl that this was to go. I am not kidding you she handed me a box and told me to put my pizza in the box. (The two guys before got theirs boxed for them) This place, especially the counter, is very small and I don't think it would hurt her to do some customer service and box my pizza. I am now irritated writing this review.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: Normally carls jr has some of the better fast food burgers around but this visit was quite different. I only live 4 minutes away but when I got home the burger was almost cold. I ordered a double and got a single, and the patty was super dry and quite tasteless. The fresh baked bun was the best thing about the burger.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer:
My wife and I were starving for some good sushi and wanted to pig out on a budget. What better place then Haru Suhi, it was recommended to us by a friend thats live near there, and we were hooked. The place has a traditional REVOLVING sushi bar just like they do in Japan. ( you sit at the bar, and sushi comes around on a moving belt ) They always yell hello in japanese when you walk in and once your seated ( which sometimes you might have to wait if you wanna sit at the revolving bar) you can sit down and start eating right a way. There is already sushi on moving belt, you just take the plate you want and start eating. The portions are small but this way you get to try alot of different rolls and types of sushi instead of filling up on one or two rolls ( which is what I think what they wanted). They charge you by the plate anything from $1.00-$2.00 and if you dont see anything you like they will make anything you want ( but charge you accordingly). I recommend the VEGAS roll, BAKED SCALLOP roll, HARU sushi, and SIZZILING SALMON are some of my favorites. We were so full! (sushi coma) we had 14 plates ranging from $1-2 and our bill was $31 and some change, with tax, for the both of us. CHEAP! anywhere else we would have spent $50 at least. We go there at least once a week or every other week just to eat there, and we live in Central Phoenix. Its worth the drive for us.