Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Like a few other posters, I bought the living social deal for two meals. I instantly regretted doing it when I read the reviews of the service, but our experience was nothing like what I expected! Eden (our waitress) was especially nice and very helpful. She even brought us extra food to sample at no charge. The food and service were at the four star level, but the atmosphere and decor were....bad. No matter! The overall experience made up for it.
Q: negative

A: I went here for lunch with coworkers, and was extremely disappointed. The staff seemed determined to nickel and dime the customer at every turn, the beef was extremely fatty (about a quarter of the "sandwich" was gristle), and the sides (I got the green beans and carrots) were slathered in some kind of very greasy butter and lard combination
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Let me just say, I love cafe rio. Order all the time. Today, I went into the one on Maryland and I never seen more rudeness than I did today. As I watched one of the workers ask Sonya for help, she basically said no ask someone else. While Sonya was saying no to help one of her fellow employees out, I watched as she rolled up silverware for a catering order. 1. She has no gloves on, 2. She was coughing all over the utensils. I feel so bad for who Evers catering order she was taken care of. Once again, Sonya was asked for help and she yet again said no. I felt horrible for the woman asking for help. I will not be returning to that location.
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: Best pizza I've found in Vegas. I call in ahead and pick it up to go. It's always ready when I get there and I've never had any issues with service.
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output: The little restaurant that could...can...will! Big Wong, located in the same plaza as the famous Monta and the equally famous Raku, is a breath of fresh air in Chinatown. The workers are so happy and welcoming to any customer that walks through the door, the food is prepared with bountiful ladles of love, and the prices are definitely budget-friendly. A perfect place to eat alone or with family and friends. The menu itself is small, with new menu items displayed on the walls. I noticed that there was only one vegetable dish: Fresh Vegetables in Oyster Sauce ($3.95), but I have a feeling if you have a hankering for something non-Oystery (?!?), they will be more than happy to whip something up for you that's not on the menu. I ordered one of the new menu items: the Fried Shrimp Wontons (10 for $4.95)- Large pieces of shrimp only lovingly wrapped in delicate wonton wrappers, and then deep fried to crunchy perfection. Served with a sweet & sour sauce. Delicious! I would order this again! I also tried some of the Chicken Curry and Roti, which was yummy. The curry was spicy and full of hearty potatoes and quality chicken. The roti was both crispy and chewy, and was the perfect dipping tool for the curry. The atmosphere is casual. After you're done eating, you pay up front, so splitting the bill is quite easy. I'll be back!
Q: negative

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This review is in regards to the hotel and the common areas in the hotel. If you're visiting the casino, it is nice, with lots of low-dollar tables, a great variety of slot machines, and a very popular sports-book. As for the hotel, it is in dire need of remodeling and updating. The halllways have faded and stained carpeting, peeling (and poorly patched) wallpaper, and the paint on many of the door numbers is chipped. Our room featured a continuation of the stained carpet theme found in the hallways. In addition, the wallpaper above the toilet was peeling (not just a loose corner, but literally falling off); the toilet itself was only attached to the floor with one bolt (and was loose); and there was zero water pressure in the shower. The Orleans had been our go-to location, and we've been staying there for at least ten years. Unless they pour some money into the place and make it look like something more than a dated Holiday Inn, our most recent stay (in September 2012) will have been our last.