Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Food was ok. I won't be back though. Service was good. Selection of sake was very....impressive!
Q: positive

A: I always worry about if an auto body shop/auto mechanic place is going to end up meeting my expectations and do a good job. I was rear-ended on the 95 a couple weeks ago, and when looking for a place to fix up my car, I looked on Yelp for reviews. Found Metro Auto Body & Paint was one of the few shops with a lot of reviews, and many of them good. I decided to go over there and have them take pictures and quotes. There was a small mix up in communication about the pictures that were taken of my car the first time, so I had to go back a second time. But once these guys got it sorted out, my car went in on a Tuesday, and was out Friday of the same week. After hearing stories from my friends of other shops taking two weeks to two months to get their cars fixed, I was very happy to be back on the road in less than a week! Thanks Metro Auto : )
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer: Nature's Bakery, located on the infamous Willy St, approximately 1.5 blocks away from the Willy St Co-op, is housed in an old brick building that has a lot of character. When I walked in the front door I was standing in a tiny little lobby about the size of a walk-in closet. The floor was tiled. The kind of one inch tiling that you could easily imagine someone down on their hands and knees, painstakingly cementing each piece into place some 50+ years ago. There are two doors. Which do you choose and where do they go? The door on the left was covered in flyers that seemed to represent some sort of meeting place/organization. I suspected it was a doorway that would take you back in time to meet with anti-war protesters, down with the man!! Make love, not war!! The door on the right indicated a bakery, and this was my ultimate destination. As I turned the old metal doorknob and opened the door I was greeted immediately by a wooden staircase. Somewhere around 13 steps up, and I was standing on a small landing. The last reviewer described this as a "minimal storefront," but I would describe it as a stairway landing with a shelf and a teeny tiny freezer. The deep dark wood, and teal-green painted walls combined with the old-style decor of an era gone by made me think I was in a secret location to purchase baked goods that had otherwise been banned and were to only be rationed out to the public by the military. A doorway to the left revealed a big open room with a big wooden table and gigantic bakery tools and shelves. The room appeared to be naturally lit by gigantic windows made of glass blocks. A sign on the door way frame told me to stay out. So I looked at a few products on the shelf and read a sign written in chalk that listed the breads available that day. After a few minutes a teeny tiny woman appeared in the doorway dressed in a white apron and asked if she could help me. She was very friendly and informative, and I ended up buying a sourdough round, cinnamon raisin bread, both of which were fresh out of the oven and sliced then and there at my request. I also got some walnut tofu veggie burgers that were in the little freezer because the previous reviewer said they were like the most amazing thing in the world. I had to pay in cash because they don't do plastic. That way the government can't trace illegal bread and cookie sales back to them. I put my items into my bag and headed back down the wooden staircase, and out of the lobby into the fresh winter air. That's when I realized I just spent 17 dollars for 4 veggie patties, a small loaf of cinnamon raisin bread, and a sourdough round. I decided not to review the food here until I had gotten home and actually tried it. The sourdough round had no hint of sourdough taste to it. It was thick and heavy bread and virtually flavorless. The cinnamon raisin had good flavor, but I wasn't crying tears of joy over it. The infamous walnut tofu veggie burgers were ok. They aren't worth the cost, and I certainly did not feel a burning desire to "share these with the world." Overall, I think I was paying way, way up the wazoooo for organic products that were mediocre at best. Most everyone likes to get the fresh, organic, locally made happy fun time stuff, but there does come a point where one is paying too much for too little, and I think I've reached ludicrous speed. Investigating the old building and pretending to be in a different era was more enjoyable than anything else here.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: I had a good time here, for the most part. We had 3 guys and 1 girl. so I literally just grabbed a couple of girls from the line so that we could all get in free. We got in without a problem, even though I didn't have a collared shirt on. Granted, I still looked fabulous, so there shouldn't have been a problem. We got in, the girls got free drinks, and just gave them to the guys. They went to a different bartender to get drinks for themselves. Super easy. Hours after being in the club I was dancing with a group of girls I literally just met, when I got pulled outside to some emergency exit staircase by a couple of bouncers. They were both twice my size, and very aggressive. It was very uncomfortable for me. They basically told me that they were going to kick me out for not wearing a collared shirt, hours after being in the club, after already being let in. They ended up letting me stay in, because a friend gave me a jacket. I'm pretty sure they were just pressed that they can't meet girls as easily as I can. It was kind of bullcrap, but unfortunately this sort of homophobia is very common in Vegas. I still enjoyed the rest of my night, so whatever...
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: My 12 year old dog, Darlene has been a patient with Las Vegas Veterinary Specialty Center since I moved here 2 years ago. She has Cushings, a serious disease. Today (Thanksgiving!) she woke up with what looked like an infected eye. I called VECC (the emergency side) to double check that they were open, and Chelsea assured me they were! Once there, I met "Danny" the Vet Tech; a very kind young woman. Darlene was taken to their back area to be checked out. About 30 minutes later, Dr. Jung came in to tell me her findings. She even apologized for my "long wait", which was truly unnecessary, since it was busy and Thanksgiving! The Vet explained the test she did on Darlene's eye and her findings. Happily, it was not as serious as I had thought. I would like to thank ALL the staff at VECC for their dedication. While this is the first time I had to use the emergency side...I am so thankful for the staff. As for the prices complained about in other reviews, I find it absurd that anyone would think an EMERGENCY center such as VECC should be charging less. I am very hapy with their fees. They are there 24/7 and each and every animal is important to them.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Output:
My local bar. I walk a block down the street and I have unlimited cherry cokes, a daily special that is always a good deal, and pool upstairs. If I want a huge salad, I get the chicken strip salad. A salad from a bar? Yeah, I know. I can order it and know I'm getting fresh lettuce. Screw iceberg I get romaine at my bar, bitches. Crazy. I guess if you were to walk in here randomly you would assume there's not much here. But I get all I need, decent food that I can walk to, drinks, pool, good company, and good service. I must be a fan of the place if I keep coming back right?