input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: Real mediocre. High priced food. No rewards cards and the lady with the big silver plugs in her ears is as mean as a brown bear being awoken from a slumber. No trees in the parking lot so no shade and your car will melt in the sun. Hide behind the furniture rental vehicle, it provides an ample amount of shade. Haha but other than that, this place is just really mildly nice. Don't take your kids here, there is a man eating clam in the backyard.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: I'm so torn on this review. I came out here on 12/30 with my fella for his thumb that he sprained while playing with the dog, and as packed as they were, they had us in and out in a pretty reasonable amount of time. I came back in on 1/6 at 4:45 am for kidney pain and pressure. They got me checked in and registered within the hour. By 6:30, I'd seen the doctor and had IV painkillers, fluids, and a CT scan. The nurse who gave me the painkiller cocktail was super nice, and Dr. Han was great. The CT tech was awesome too, he made me laugh. And then they forgot about me until nearly 9:00am. They put me back along the back wall with the "drug seeking" cases, people who were complaining that they needed dilauded after the doctor said no, people who were pitching fits, vomiting, and so on through their withdrawal symptoms...I didn't belong back there, AND they wouldn't let me go sit out in the regular waiting room with my IV fluids...even though I'd seen others out there with bags. When they finally saw me, the doctor was concerned and wanted to Admit me for my kidney problems, but I signed out AMA, needing to do a follow up with a urologist... when they gave me my prescriptions, they had prescribed a painkiller that there is apparently a national shortage of, and I had to call 3 different pharmacies to find it, and they didn't even take my insurance. Why would the ER knowingly prescribe me something that THEY KNOW there is a shortage of? They warned me about the shortage, why wouldn't they just give me something else? I'd had a bad experience here before, and this was better, but it still was not as good as it could have been. Hopefully I won't need to come back here any time soon...
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output:
In the daytime, Old Town is a cool destination for boutique shopping, great restaurants, art and culture. In the nighttime, Old Town is your go-to for clubs, bars, still great restaurants, and people watching. There are a ton of local shops where you can find anything from doggie sweaters to baked goods to Navajo jewelry to couture fashion to cowboy boots and red-dirt-shirts. The restaurants range from chains like Ra and Grimmaldis to local spots like Daily Dose and RnR. The Arts District is a great place for festivals of all kinds and is right behind the Scottsdale Historical Museum. There is something here for everyone! A free trolly will take you around downtown if you can figure out when and where to get on and off. At night there are plenty of rickshaws to transport you to the next bar, and no lack of cabs to get you home safely. A day or night on this town will have you digging deeper in to your pockets than if you chose downtown Tempe or even Phoenix, but it is definitely a unique experience.