Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I really like this studio, the focus on breath was very important. There is also a great atmosphere and the by donation policy is truly in the spirit of yoga. I really love this place and will visit next time I'm in town to visit family =)
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A: I love Graze! I haven't had anything on the menu that I haven't enjoyed. Our table of 4 started off with a whole bunch of appetizers, including the deviled eggs, soft pretzel, fries, and cheese curds. My favorites were the cheese curds and the soft pretzel, mostly because of the three different mustards that came with the pretzel. After finishing off our appetizers, I didn't have room for a full entree (though I'm definitely getting the Bibimbap next time), so I split an order of the curry vegetables. They came with lemon and garlic aioli, but the veggies were very flavorful all on their own. For dessert, I ordered their special, which was something along the lines of a dense raspberry brownie with vanilla ice cream. It was pretty good, but OMG the chocolate chip cookies!! that my bf ordered were so much better. These are not your average bake sale cookies and are definitely worth $6 for 3. They are crispy on the outside and warm and chewy on the inside, AND they are slightly salty, which perfectly complements the sweet chocolate. I couldn't tell if the salt was in the dough or sprinkled on top of the cookie because it was kind of dark in the restaurant, but either way, DELICIOUS. The restaurant space itself is a treat. Huge floor to ceiling windows give you a straight-on view of the capitol. I've been for brunch in the past, too, and the whole room is filled with warm sunlight during the day. Overall, Graze is worth the wait for a table - and you probably will have to wait because this place is popular and doesn't take reservations. I can't wait to come back!
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Maybe I was there at the wrong time. Maybe the cook had a bad night. Drove past this place so many times over the years and never stopped. The lack of flavor made me wish I had kept going. Had a #4 Philly w/ provolone and side of chili fries. It was all bland. Wish I could have had one of the great Philly's I read about in the other reviews but not so lucky.
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Output: My favorite! Amy gets the best people and keeps them! They're usually busy but it's worth the short wait!!!
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output: They really need to work on there customer service whenever you call any of there departments especially aquatics they never pick up the phone I don't understand what is so difficult in picking up a phone and helping a customer VERY DISSAPOINTED
Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A:
If you've read some of my other reviews for car dealerships, you'll probably draw the conclusion that I've been car shopping for the past couple of months. My current insurance company/lender (USAA) offers a "car buying service" that is designed to save you money on a new car purchase, and so after several failures at other dealerships I decided to give this option a try. I trust this company, and in turn, I trusted that the dealership they were affiliated with would likely be my best bet, which led me to Chapman Mitsubishi (aka Bell Road Mitsubishi) in a search for a new Evo. I was supposed to be able to purchase the car for $100 under invoice, a pretty good deal, and so when I pulled up and they had maybe 20 cars on the lot, I got one of those bad gut feelings. I had spoken to the liaison given to me by USAA's website, and expected the process to go smoothly, so I ignored it, and I went in to find him. After requesting him by name, the receptionist called him and I heard him answer in the back of the showroom, and immediately he tried to pawn us off on someone else. That person was unavailable, so he walked over with another guy who he did end up pawning us off on. They had me drive over to their Hyundai dealership so that my trade-in could be appraised, which is where the nightmare truly began. It took about 20 minutes for the used car manager to come look at my vehicle to begin with, which was totally unnecessary as this place was completely dead. Then after our short drive to ensure that my car was in perfectly functional condition, I was told to have a seat while this guy (who another employee claimed was 'the best in the business') put some numbers together. While I waited, I was then informed that because they didn't have the model I was looking for in-stock, that I wouldn't be getting the deal I was quoted online...then my salesman claimed he didn't know where they'd be getting the car from. I already did my research before going there, I knew exactly which dealership's stock they'd be pulling it from, so that was an outright lie. After waiting for over an hour, the salesman (read: scam artist) comes back with an offer for my trade. Now, before I go any further, let me make it very clear that I fully realize I will be getting bent over any time I try to trade in a used car, that's their job, and that's just how the industry works. However, in this case, the guy has the nerve to offer me $8k for a car that books anywhere between $22 - $33k. I waited for Ashton Kutcher and his camera crew to bust out from the employee lounge or wherever they set up their control room, but much to my surprise, I actually wasn't on an episode of Punk'd. That was really what they tried to offer me for my car. Now, I'd been lowballed on these offers before...I've been offered anywhere from $14.5, to $18, to $23k, but $8,000?!?! This was beyond insulting, and after waiting for over an hour to be insulted like this it was clearly time to walk out. I will never go back to this dealership, and I'd strongly encourage anyone who's considering buying a car from these shady scumbags to go elsewhere if you value customer service and being treated with respect.