Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I was very disappointed with this Enterprise, we rented a car and had to upgrade to a larger car/van, they had nothing, so I went to another location, when I returned that car, there was a crack on the side mirror, which the sales guy had conveniently been standing in front of the whole time, no issue though we had the insurance coverage, but it is just not right. Anyhow when we returned the van we left some things in and when they "cleaned" the vehicle they did not find it. I don't believe they cleaned it or if they did they have a thief working there! and if they didn't clean it that's still bad! I also was charged for gas, when the car was empty when I switched cars, I called and they said they would refund it and five working days later still no refund. Again very disappointed, we've rented from them other times but will NOT anymore. If you do decide to rent be VERY CAREFUL!!! look for all the details, even with the insurance they still point things out to me and it's like they don't know I had the insurance think they just do it to everyone :(

Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Dr. Darst...you really saved my skin. I have terrible cystic acne and oily skin issues, and within one appointment, was prescribed the right meds and treatments to where everything has cleared up, and I haven't had a blemish in about a YEAR. (Another doctor in CLT who shall not be named, was so rushed with me, so rude when it came to keeping on schedule...he told me to take a drug that actually could have had long-term side effects, and Dr. Darst saved me by changing up the meds. Phew!) Now, keep in mind, he's not a drug pusher, which I appreciate. I have some eczema that I wanted drugs for, but he recommended some over-the-counter cream, which cleared things up in a jiffy. Honestly, Dr. Darst is way better than other derms I've been to who rush me, or are super late/behind in appointments and keep you waiting. He does like to encourage sunscreen use (a particular brand...but I believe it's b/c he likes it, not necessarily b/c he gets paid to sell it.) and recommends generics when possible. He's not particularly chatty or overly friendly, which is fine. Get in, get help, get out. Feel better.

Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
Always clean, always fully stocked, never creepy people soliciting, quik trip! They also have competitive prices! Friendly customer service, too. But the title of this location is spelled wrong.