Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Approximately 75% of the time they screw up my order by forgetting soda or sauce, or something else. I finally got fed up with it and called the manager who simply said "It seems as though you are already upset. I don't know what I can do". Well for starters you can tell corporate that the lines they teach you to say are to be used when appropriate...its inst the first thing you say. I probably wont order again. Its one thing to pay extra for marinara sauce with an order of bread or Parmesan bites but when it doesn't get delivered on a consistent basis, it is flat our irritating. Get it together Dominoes! In case you have not yet noticed, you have many competitors.
Q: negative

A: I've been coming to the Golden Nugget for fifteen years, and have seen the changes it's gone through. While I approve of moving the buffet upstairs to its new updated area, the buffet itself has really suffered. This used to be a four star buffet in food quality, service, and layout. Now it rates a two. The layout of the buffet is such that the omelets and carving lines block access to most of the hot dishes. The selection of fresh fruit us limited to cantaloupe only, there is no shrimp or crab at lunch. As a matter of fact, the only thing they have a passable assortment of is desserts. The quality of the food has also dropped substantially. Dried out turkey, pressed canned ham, and soup from a can is not what I want to eat. If this is their idea of good food, I know that I am not going to try one of the nicer, more expensive restaurants. Why throw good money after bad? I can't understand how a restaurant chain can take over a hotel casino and screw up the restaurant. The only reason I can give is that Landry's wanted to greatly increase their profit margin.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Spent the day at Acacia Day use area midweek in June. There was hardly anyone there! We were able to spread out and enjoy Canyon Lake. There was plenty of shade, it is maintained well, clean, restroom facilities nearby. We had a GREAT time! Don't forget to pick up your Tonto Pass ($6) before heading up the skinny two lane road! I suggest the Circle K in town. Don't forget to bring plenty of water!
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: I travel to Las Vegas about 6 times a year on Business and a couple more for pleasure. When I travel for business there are a couple of basic tenets - I have to be comfortable so I get my rest, the internet access has to be solid and reliable, and most important...I have to be able to get in and out of valet and on the road to my off strip meetings relatively easily. That is to say, that I can't chance a 20 minute wait for my car or a traffic jam thanks to all of the City Center construction, which might make me late. Traditionally, I've stayed at Bellagio, Mandalay Bay, MGM, or in a pinch the Rio to meet my criteria. (The Rio may have the slowest valet on earth, but you can jump on I-15 in a matter of seconds.) During a recent lunch with a client who is also a local, they suggested the Signature Towers at MGM. I got a rate of around $150/night for 3 nights so I gave it a try and I have to say for business travel it fits the bill perfectly. I had a 1 bedroom suite. The room and bathroom were quite large, extremely comfortable, and had all the amenities I need. There's a full kitchen with utensils/pots/pans/glasses if you wish to stay in and a large HD flat screen on a swivel mount that can be comfortably viewed from the bed, desk or couch. Because it's attached to the MGM Grand casino by a lengthy walk, it was very quiet. No late night revelers, in fact I barely recall hearing another door shut. It had a nice view (pic posted) and a large balcony. Back to the walkway to the MGM. You enter the MGM through a secure door at the far end of the corridor that houses the Garden Grand Arena and leads you past all of the restaurants. At no point to either leave for my meetings, or to go t dinner did I need to encounter the casino, which when you're there for business is a good thing. The signature towers also have their own bar/lounge with food available, a starbucks, and pool/jacuzzi if you don't even want to mess with the MGM offerings at all. The towers are located essentially behind and to the north of the MGM Grand, with a 24 hour manned gate, and when leaving, after about a 3 minute wait for the valet, you're able to slip right out onto Koval and avoid the strip entirely. I loved it and will be back on every business trip I make provided I can get a reasonable rate. I would also highly recommend it in particular to female business travelers for the security and privacy inside and out. You must have a pass to get in the guard gate, and a key to re-enter the walkway from the MGM Grand restaurants to the towers. Fifth star withheld because I didn't get to actually use the pool or test out room service. But, I'll give the MGM Signature a chance to earn it when I return.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: Not the best but not the worst Chinese food. Had the Schezwan Shrimp for lunch. Egg drop soup was brought out promptly and the main course after two spoonfuls of the soup. Soup was nothing special. Egg roll almost flavorless and mushy. No ability to substitute Lo mein for rice. Better like rice. This IS a Chinese restaurant right? Everything came out on same plate. Cold salad next to hot entree next to hot rice. Most places serve these separately. Obviously a move to save servers work. Iced tea was basically water. I didn't notice the menu advice until writing this. Maybe my experience would have been better? Probably the food but I doubt the service. Just a thought, have any of them been to an American restaurant where they give you BOTH menus? Check was delivered halfway through meal. Thank you very much. You may go now. Meh
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output:
Great food. Good champagne. Good service. It was $75/pp last time I went. Pricey for a brunch buffet but I really enjoyed having sushi and lobster for breakfast!! There were 8 ppl in our group and we must have drank at least 10 bottles of champagne. We ate and drank our money's worth.