Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Scottsdale's best pizza, really good service want go back for more. We bought all the T-shirts we could, for keepsakes , it was a really good place to be. Want to go back for more.!!!!!
Q: negative

A: Went to have all you can eat sushi with Teri, Reggie, and her friend. Although the all you can eat sushi's are popping up everywhere in the southwest, it is in an area that is just beginning to develop so I don't know if that's why they didn't have business. Kinda weird because it was a weekend! There were only a couple other people in the restaurant. I think most locals have their all you can eat faves like Sushimon :). The nigiri was ok, fish was cut thin and small pieces, but rice sucked. When the rolls remind me of something you can buy at a grocery store, it's a bad sign. They had alot of the crab mixture filling them up. One roll we got was covered in mayo and sauce which made it better. The cucumber salad had a dressing straight from the bottle and the tofu was not the way I was used to from other restaurants. For being empty the service sucked. At other all you can eat, the waitresses are usually right there ready to take more orders. Also this waitress did not seem like she got her sushi training because she was having a really hard time answering questions etc. I admit I am a tad bit of a sushi snob, but I would not recommend this restaurant unless you have very low expectations for sushi! hehe
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: FECES ON THE CARPET. I've never written a negative Yelp before, but the Flamingo in Las Vegas has earned it. My recent bad experience happened just last weekend, but first I need to share the lead-up. Several year ago when I checked into the Flamingo, I went up to my room and the card key did not work. I went down to the desk and they gave me another one. Up to my room again, and that one didn't work either. Back down to the desk and they decided to give me a new room and a new key. I went up to my new room, and this time the key card worked. Only problem was there was a half-naked fat guy in my room (a stranger, to be clear). The Flamingo finally got lucky when they issued me a 4th card to a 3rd room. I got in and it was unoccupied. Now usually I'm a very accepting person -- but after all this inconvenience and embarrassment, I felt I was entitled to a little compensation. Any decent hotel would have offered without me asking, but the Flamingo had not -- so I asked. After a little reluctance they finally offered me a voucher for $20-worth of food at their coffee shop/breakfast counter near the back of the hotel. When I went to redeem the voucher, the woman at the cash register didn't know what I was talking about. She needed to take the time to call the front desk to get confirmation. And when she did, a line of people built up behind me and the other guests grumbled and cursed me. Gee, thanks, Flamingo! Flash forward a few years. My brother got us a good deal (for just last weekend), so I decided to give the Flamingo one more chance. I arrived at the hotel with my brother and we went to the desk to check in together. Casual conversation with the woman there revealed my past bad experiences. Right there at the desk, half-jokingly, I bet my brother $10 that there would be trouble -- that either the card key wouldn't work, or there'd be a naked fat man in the room. Up to the room we went. We got in fine and the room was not occupied. I was happy to have lost the bet. As we began to settle in, I'd taken my sneakers and socks off and was walking around the place. A few times I stepped on something small and crumbly with my bare feet right next to my bed. At one point I bent down to see what it was. Looked like a bit of a brownie or cookie. Oh well, I picked it up to throw it away. It looked funny, so I gave it a sniff. ... Shit. I was holding a small, dry, elongated piece of shit. Disgusted, I went to the toilet to throw it away. I flushed and washed my hands. (Can you believe I was going to let this go? I was so determined not to have another bad experience that I was going to let this go.) I gathered some toilet paper and went back over to where I'd found the feces, intending to just wash the area a little. But when I did, I discovered two more pieces. My brother tried to suggest that "Maybe it's flamingo shit that somebody tracked in on their shoes." "No," I said, "this is mammal shit. It's either dog or human. Either way, there's no excuse." So my brother got on the horn and complained to the hotel. Their first offer was to come and clean the rug. But my brother insisted on a new room. We got a new room "upgraded" to the Strip side of the hotel. We accepted. Turns out that room was a little smaller than our previous room, and the view wasn't as nice because it had one of those gigantic ads plastered across the window -- later turned out to be part of Donny Osmond's hair. Bottom line: Any decent hotel would have given us a night free. Any GOOD hotel would have probably given us the whole 3 nights for free. Do you think you would have found shit on the floor of the Bellagio? Would they not have bent over backwards in apology? The Flamingo's recent upgrade is nothing but lipstick on a pig -- just as I'd predicted before we arrived. Some of the rooms may look more hip and modern, but it is managed just as badly as every. It's a shit hole. Nice pool though!
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: We went to this restaurant on a recommendation from my nephew. The sushi was excellent! We've been to quite a few sushi restaurants in Scottsdale, NY and elsewhere and this was was up there with the quality. Very relaxed but nice atmosphere as well. We will be returning!
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
Spak Brothers Pizza had some awesome pictures on Yelp which is why I drove 45 minutes to sample their fine food. Yes thats right, the pictures looked so good that I decided to go there. Today was the day. Spak Brothers sits a few blocks down from the Children's Hospital on the right. You can spot it a block away when you see the nice art on the side of the building. The inside is quite small. There is some art on the walls for sale, a nice arcade table, two pinball machines, as well as some counter seating around the perimeter of the shop. I personally loved the two ceiling fans that had no blades or the ac unit that was black from all the dirt on it. There was a nice bag of salt and a shovel up front which tells you how clean this place is. The staff was very friendly and they use a gas oven. No conveyor either. Just a good old gas fired oven. The staff looks like rejects from Miami Ink. Tattoos that made no sense and girls who thought they looked like Betti Paige. Why am I telling you about what the staff looks like and about the fan with no blades? Perhaps because the food was not what I thought it would be. They did have great pricing, buy 2 toppings and get one free. The pie I got had meatballs, hot peppers, pepperoni, and extra cheese (the standard for all of my pizza yelp reviews). The meatballs tasted like Mama Rosa's frozen special at your local grocery chain. The dough tasted homemade, but nothing to write home about. The sauce was not extra spicy, and if you didn't get extra cheese I have the feeling most people would not like the amount that they put on regular. Would I come here again. Sure, if I were in the area and i was hungry. Would I make the 45 minute trip...no. I would instead buy something local like a frozen Augustines pizza.