Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: We had a friend drop our car off here May 1, 2014 to get both doors painted and fixed. We were out of town, which is why a friend dropped it off, at that time he told them EXACTLY what we wanted done. It is now Oct 9th and we still have no car. They have given us excuse after excuse after excuse, month after month acting totally clueless when we call. It has been close to half a year. That is half a year with only one car for my family. They have used the excuse that they thought we were out of town (so what?!), that they didn't have our contact info (they had both phone and email which my husband verified), that there was mis-communication with new employees. We told them numerous times to "go ahead and get it done". We told them once again in person on 9/24 to do the work! But I guess that didnt suffice as a yes or no to do the work. Then they blamed us. If you see my other yelp reviews, I'm not a big complainer, and I praise as I see fit, which is actually quite often. But Queen Creek Auto Body is a shoddy business with horrible customer service. Save yourself time and take your car elsewhere.
Q: negative

A: We came because we were at a convention and didn't have an event that night. We bought the VIP tickets for an additional $20 because we wanted to have a great night out. When we were seated the hostess was quite rude, and told us we had purchased tickets one in front of each other, rather than side by side. Really? Why would we do that, we just bought two tickets to sit together. After a bit of an argument they let us sit behind the table we were supposedly VIP's at. By the time the show started the theater was only 50% full, and the table we were supposed to be at was empty. The show was fine, the warm up act a bit slow but the host and headline act were great. After leaving we found out that the VIP tickets were also supposed to get a souvenir T shirt -- not a mention of it by anyone at the show. The VIPS tickets were useless, same seats as general seating, no T shirt and $20 more. I'd suggest you find another venue unless you are pretty desperate, there are a lot of great shows in vegas.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: not impressed!!!! food sucked more of a bar!
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Output: Extremely sensual and sexy, but I found some of the intermediate filler acts a little awkward. The 3 acts that stood out are hoops girl, midget jacked dude flying around, and sexy twins water dance. I think I saw a few people leave because they were offended, but if you lighten up and have a few drinks, it'll be hilarious.
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output: When we (my wife and I) discovered -- a couple of years ago -- that the M Pool was locals-friendly, we made it a frequent weekend destination. $10/person admission and a simple food/drink menu was a win-win for somebody without a pool in the backyard. Then came 2014. Our first trek to the M this year revealed the doubling of the admission price. Well, $20/person is not the end of the world. That said, I had a sneaking suspicion that things would get worse... They didn't during the Memorial Day weekend: the same $20 admission (no surcharge for the holiday), the same menu. Fast-forward to June 1, 2014. That's when I could really feel it. By "it" I mean a massive scaling down of service. I like showing up early: get a good spot, secure an umbrella. Our courteous and attentive (for the moment) server informed us that they stopped serving food -- unless you rented a daybed or a cabana. So, I dragged my a** to the poolside "grille" to get what I used to get brought to me. That actually is a cost saving for the patron: I no longer have to tip the server; she, likely, hated the change. Then came the noon "crowd" -- a few daybeds filled up. That's when I realized that there were only four servers on the massive pool deck. The previously attentive server disappeared for more than an hour. I get it: a tip on a daybed order beats anything that I would leave on my $30 beer order (remember -- she no longer brings food to me). Well, after being ignored for an hour, we just picked up and left. Settled the bill at the bar. I've lived in Vegas for almost 15 years and have grown to love the service culture -- and the fat tips that come with it. For those that don't know, the standard U.S. tip of 15% grows to 20% in Vegas; frequently, tips here go into triple or quadruple digits (in both percentage and dollar terms). I told my wife to tip our server 10% today -- that should be no reflection of her work or attitude; that should simply be a signal for her to look for an employer that actually cares -- and abandon a sinking ship.
Q: negative

A:
Went to midwood last night. Very busy. I had the beef brisket, beans and BBQ slaw. Brisket and slaw was good but the beans let a lot to be desired. My wife had the BBQ pork and greens. She liked the greens a lot but the pork was way overlooked, dry and way to salty. They could do a lot better job. She wishes she had got a vegetable plate instead.