Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: This place closed this past weekend. Sorry to see it go.
Q: negative

A: Wowza!! Rock bottom honors. Worst in the universe, I'd rather eat dirt on Mars. One would have to be quite mentally and physically incapacitated to conjure this taco. Bitter black soft-shell, rendered un-ending by loads of cabbage like hay to masticate. Uncooked and unseasoned, hard black beans are paired with beef rendered lifeless as if washed in a laundry and beaten to pulp. Fly away, refuse to pay, someone say something this is an assault to all human sensibilities!!!
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: It's been said that "It's the little things that count." While true, it neglects to mention how important the big things are. Barrio Cafe is a perfect example of the limitations of this maxim. You see, Barrio Cafe nails the little things: great art, horchata served in empty Mexican coke bottles, banana leafs on plates, a fantastic mural, pomegranate seeds in the guacamole, a very enjoyable adobo flavored ketchup, a hip ambience, a smartly dressed wait staff - all very well done and deserving of stars. Where the house of cards crumbles is when the food hits the mouth. My cochinita pibil sandwich, recommended by the waiter and a signature dish, could only be described as bland. Served atop two plodding pieces of thick French bread - it made me long for the powerfully flavorful and soft bites at Tortas El Guero down the street. BC has been out for a while and has a reputation in the area as a winner - maybe their food quality has slipped with a change of chef. Until the eats get better, barrio cafe will remain, to me, just a place that gets the little things right. Two little stars
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: Customer is king, so when you choose the wrong cake for this customer, make it right! I ordered a cake and pointed out the largest one for a big party for my nieces and nephews and had it inscribed "HAPPY BIRTHDAY RYAN!" When I went next door for coffee, I come back to find the smallest cake possible waiting for me. The owner refused to give me a new one since she already put the inscription there. I reluctantly paid for the small cake and bought another one at Costco instead. Oh well, way to ruin a little boy's cake!
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: I have been here many times because it's right by my work and convenient to go at lunch, but I'm not going anymore - it's just not worth it. if you have to wait, there is no where to sit or stand basically. everyone is packed in there like sardines. I also don't like how the nail technicians try to push all th extra services onto you when doing the pedi on the last pedicure I got from them, my pinky toe was totally messed up and after about 2 weeks, my toe nails began to turn yellow (the polish that is). I hadn't been hanging out in the sun or anythign so there's no reason it should have done that. once I had the polish removed (somewhere else), my nails were fine, so it was definitely their polish. in addition, my friend had a gel manicure here and it chipped within minutes of leaving. I'm done giving this place chances
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output:
The chef puts heart, soul and flavors of childhood into his tasty creations. I have been there for both lunch and dinner and have tried many mouthwatering selections from the menu. My favorites are the beef bourguignon and croquet Madame. The lemonade is tangy and refreshing. The desserts are delicious but not too sweet and are prepared with the same care as everything else on the menu. Another stand out is the bread. The ingredients are obviously fresh and lovingly pick out. If you love a food adventure, can recognize passion transformed into edible wonders, and find yourself in Scottsdale then Merci is the place.