Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Elvis Shakespeare is exactly the kind of shop I expect to find Nick Cave or Shane McGowan looking for inspiration. Run by a charismatic Scot, it's a cultural treasure chest that sells a fab range of secondhand records, CDs, DVDs and books. The former includes boxes of everything from soul, funk, reggae, ska and punk torock, pop and country whilst the latter includes fiction, poetry, drama and graphic novels. Endearingly, I found quite a few Annie Proulx, Raymond Carver and Paul Auster books sandwiched between recent best-sellers and cult crime noir - all for the bargain price of around 2.50 - 3.50. To top it off, there was a mint copy of Dusty in Memphis on vinyl last time I visited. Suffice to say, I snapped it up.
Q: positive

A: I went to this salon under my mom's recommendation when I needed a color correction ASAP. When you walk in you immediately notice how clean it is. Apparently the receptionist was at lunch when I arrived but no problem because my hair stylist was waiting for me and greeted me herself. Each stylist has their own private room which is awesome because you don't have to hear that chatter about everyone's personal life that you'd hear in any other salon. I was fortunate enough to have Jade color my hair. I had gotten a bad ombre the day before and she was awesome enough to squeeze me in on less than 24 hours notice. I showed her the picture of how I had originally wanted my hair colored, and she looked at it, explained to me what she needed to do, and went for it. She was professional but still personable. It took about 3 1/2 hours because of how thorough she is combined with how much hair I have, but I would consider that to be a good thing. My hair was dry because of the color mess up as well and I was concerned about how coloring it again would effect it. I left the salon with a nice natural looking ombre and soft hair again! My hair reaches the middle of my back and there is a lot of it, and it only came to $135. Perfectly reasonable considering the time and effort she put in. Bottom line, this salon is awesome and if you can get in with Jade, definitely do so.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Love the pizza but I don't know how you expect to survive in this market when your delivery schedule is not reliable. I tried Cuginos Pizza last week and liked it a lot. I called today at 2:30P and was told that they will not be delivering until 4P. Decided to order Rosatti's 294-1212... The pizza is just as good (if not better) and the delivery is always on time and consistent. Would like to give this place 4/5stars however they need to get their act together and shell out for a daytime delivery driver. Not a good idea to get between a fat man and his pizza.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: I'm only reviewing the beer that was at Brew's Best Beer Fest :) I attended the Fest in March & just last weekend.. This year your beer was better than what it was in March. In March it was super warm but you had no tent over you.. This year I had the stout & it was horribly flat.. and lacking some flavor.. The full body color was their but tasted like budlight.. lol. But you had a tent & it was nice & cold :) My husband & I will still be stopping by one of your locations to experience the "in house" beer & food experience.. so no worries :)
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output: The Allegheny Wine Mixer is a place that makes me happy. Laid back atmosphere where you can grab wine with some friends along with some snacks - cheese, meat and chocolate plates. No pressure, laid back and let the conversation flow in an intimate space. The location seems a bit off the beaten path though however that's probably adds to the allure. I'll be adding this place to my list of places to bring out of towners and wine enthusiasts!
Q: negative

A:
While the new Yard House location at Red Rock has a great location, super comfortable patio even in the summer, and the same menu as all the other locations, it was still a disappointment. My Boyfriend and I were there last weekend and unfortunately the selection of staff doesn't seem to have been done with the same amount of care and discretion as it was in other locations throughout the valley. We were quoted a 45 minute wait time, and went to the bar for our first beer. They didn't have what I ordered, but the bartender didn't seem to know of any similar options (even though there are 3 or 4 on the menu). We were sat in about 15-20 minutes (one star earned there) and so took a few minutes to finish beer #1 and decide on #2. I decided to venture out of the normal and try one of the Yard House blends. When I asked our server about a specific option, she replied "Oh, I don't know, I don't drink beer." Then proceeded to go on and on about how it has too many calories and makes you fat. So A) Thanks, you're calling me and my boyfriend (we're both pretty in shape people) fat cows for wanting to enjoy a tasty beverage? B) You work in a restaurant that specializes in a certain product, and you don't know ANYTHING about it? At least fake it till you make it next time, OK? What I ended up ordering wasn't at ALL what I was expecting and basically tasted like strawberry juice (since I obviously didn't get any information on it from our server) and I was pretty disappointed with it. When the manager came by to check on our table, I asked for a sample size of the less sweet part of the blend, to try to make it more bearable. She begrudgingly complied, brought it back 10 minutes later and then never came back to make sure it was satisfactory. Not HORRIBLE behavior, but a good manager would have been a little more attentive. The food was about the same as the Town Square location, but since the service was not even close to comparable, I would definitely not make this one a first choice again.