input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: Some people say that everyone is creative, that even the small choices that a person makes are his or her art--the fruits on our breakfast plate, the washed-out blue denim with the herringbone blazer, the scenic drive over the straight shot. For people who appreciate this, the Burgatory menu is a thing of beauty. It's like sitting down with a skilled artist who has laid out all sorts of materials--oil paints, watercolors, pastels, charcoal, googly eyes--and you get to choose all of your favorites for them to create a masterpiece. Charcoal with deep red paint. Pastel pinks with glitter. Except, you know, this involves food, which is the actual best thing ever. Caramelized onion marmalade, truffled shallot aioli, angel dust rub, cabernet sauce, bacon jam. Literally anyone can be made happy with meat choices including elk and bison, regular beef, chicken, crab (!?) and veggie burgers. Traditional white bun, whole wheat, or no bun at all--among other options. If you're not up for trying to pair BBQ with sriracha and horseradish cream and just want food in your mouth stat, there are some predesigned burgers that are their own works of art. Help yourself to a Monet. And it's always possible to get a regular burger on a white bun with lettuce and tomato. But then there are the shakes: s'mores, caramel pretzel, apple pancakes and bacon, Nutella crunch. Some are spiked. This arrangement is actually too ridiculously wonderful to exist, but there you go. Show up, eat beautiful things. Die happy. "I think everything in life is art. what you do. how you dress. the way you love someone, and how you talk. your smile and your personality. what you believe in, and all your dreams. the way you drink your tea. how you decorate your home. or party. your grocery list. the food you make. how your writing looks. and the way you feel. life is art." --h.b. carter
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: After some massive faff and having an appointment cancelled on me back in the UK, I had to find someone once I landed in Phoenix stat. Thanks to the Internet gods and Yelp I found Salon D'Shayn and Courtenay in Scottsdale. You know you're back in Scottsdale and been abroad too long when it makes you cringe to hear a girl talk about needing two engagement rings--one for going out, and one for every day. I've had some great waxes and not so great waxes across the US and in the UK... Courtenay is brilliant and a riot with her sense of humour (you need to with this job, eh?). She will sing to you (Norah Jones) and put you at ease. Although I prefer hot wax with my sensitive skin, the results with strip wax were flawless. Her technique was meticulous, which I totally appreciate. If I still lived in the Valley, I would definitely make her a staple in my beauty book. Good to know: 50% off for first time wax clients--score!
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output:
I recently started my weight loss program. The front office was wonderful I think I only waited about 3 minutes until I went back to see my counselor. They made me feel comfortable. The price was right. I am excited to lose my baby fat!!