Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Clean, comfortable and good service. Good pizza in a nice atmosphere and good location for a bite to eat before and after fun arena event.
Q: positive

A: Great pizza for AZ, and I love that they host a Poetry Slam every Thursday.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Wow!! I am Italian and living in Vegas it is hard to find good Italian subs. I am so glad I found this place! I love their cutlet sandwich with vinegar & oil. I also love their deli counter, and mini market with imported food from Italy. The whole staff seems like they are straight from New York, with their accent and all. It is a favorite in my book!! Just wish they had Italian Desserts. I didn't see any on the menu or behind the counter.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: Most services around town exhibit extremely good service. However, I guess there's always one here and there that stands out negatively. Here's my experience with one of those providers. On May 17th, 2014, I was extremely ill and went to a UMC Quick Care on Marks Street in Henderson. I thought I had food poisoning because two days before during work hours I began vomiting and became weak almost immediately. I went home and for the next 12 hours stayed nauseated and continued to vomit intermittently. I wasn't sure what was wrong with me; I'm usually never sick. I couldn't keep food down and lost all body strength. Because I just began a new job, I had no medical insurance so I went to UMC, paid a $50 initial fee to see a doctor. The doctor ordered an x-ray to make sure I didn't have pneumonia, and thank God, that result was negative. The doctor's diagnosis was acute bronchitis. I thought for sure the doctor would give me a prescription for Azithromycin (Z-Pak) or some antibiotic, but she didn't. Instead, she recommended Tylenol. Returning to the clinic the following day to request an antibiotic, I was told to just allow the bronchitis to dissipate on its own over the next few weeks. The doctor's rationale was that I could become immune to antibiotics. I left the clinic as weak and nauseated as the day before. And, because I had just started a new job, I HAD to return to work the following day feeling weak and physically off balance; worrying if I'll become even weaker and contract pneumonia. Even today, a month later, I'm still not feeling completely well. I don't feel like myself; I don't think it's out of my system yet. So what's UMC Quick Care's point? Obviously, it's okay to bill me other charges (in addition to the $50 fee) to see a doctor only to be told to take a Tylenol? When you go to UMC Quick Care, it's because you're feeling really sick; you anticipate seeing a doctor and obtaining medication to help you get well. Had I known this will probably cost me in excess of $200 only to be told to take a Tylenol, I could have saved the money, gone over to Walgreen's and have the pharmacist recommend Tylenol. That certainly would have helped me to heal sooner, I'm sure.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: I've been coming her for over 10 years and they are usually stocked well with competitive pricing. The pharmacy sometimes has a line so I leave the RX and return another time to pick it up. Walgreens is very fair with returns.
Q: negative

A:
I have been to this place twice. tried the miso grilled chicken and pork versions of their ramen offering. Taste: its fine. Its ramen, true carbs. So its filling and fine. I personally like the taste of miso and so i like their broth as well. Add ons: Here is the rip off. If you order the 8$ bowl, you would get some ramen, spinach and kimchi. You need to add on your protein and flavor for additional cost. The more you pay, more flavor you get. Price: This is my main gripe. Ramen is the cheap grad student food. Cup o noodle like basics are very pricey here. And my 12$ bowl of ramen is just not worth it. I eat a lot of asian food: ramen, pho, etc. And i would not recommend this place if you love your asian food as well. They have a great marketing team though. They are all over facebook. Kudos to that.