Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I love the Brass Armadillo! As far as antique shops go, you can't get any better than this. The place is huge; I could spend hours just looking at all of the neat stuff. The staff is awesome - very friendly and helpful. I love the video game collections and the artwork. If you're in the area, check it out - even if just to browse!
Q: negative

A: This is the cheap hotel and I mean cheap in every aspect. First time I stayed and last time. The smell is nasty. The bed covers I would not sit on. The internet connection is hideous. The shower had long hair in it. The plumbing sucks. The only thing that is good is the size of the room which is decent. It is a truly 2 star hotel.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Small coffee shop and pastry place near the pool at Bellagio. We ate here for a quick lunch. The room is very crowded, if over half of the tables are full, it's difficult to get around without hitting a stranger. They serve pastries, salads, and preformed sandwiches. I should have been warned by the fact they are pre-wrapped, but I got the tuna salad. The bread was thick, but nearing stale. Also, despite its thickness, it didn't hold the tuna salad well in places. The salad itself was common mayo based tuna salad. Good enough. But, the bread ruined the sandwich for me. And, chips are $3.50, so that didn't help my mood. The wife had the Bellagio chicken pie. This is a hot pie made with veggies in the pie. It was solid, and it's available elsewhere on the property. Good, flaky crust and great flavor. The slice was substantial as well. If you need something quick on your way to or from the pool, Palio will get the job done. But, don't expect to be blown away if you are eating a full meal.
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Output: Authentic Japanese curry is a rarity in this city, so I'm ecstatic we now have one! As another reviewer stated, this place is as similar to Japan's CoCo Ichiban as you can get in mainland America. I've missed this food since I left Japan, so I had the chicken cutlet curry with an extra pork cutlet, and it was exceptional in every way. The great thing about this place is that your meal can can be as gargantuan as you'd like if you add extra toppings, though the typical serving of rice, curry, and one meat is enough. The service was very attentive as well, which I'm sure will continue as people discover this gem. I'm expecting this place to become the Monta of curry, so enjoy the lull while it lasts. The word WILL get out, and this place definitely deserves more business.
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output: If you're a big seafood fan like me, you'll love this place. I always order 1lb garlic shrimp, fried calamari and a cup of rice. Its delicious! The shrimp is a tad too spicy to me but the calamari actually balances it. The pricing is a bit too much for me. 1lb shrimp for around $10 and the fried food is also around the $10 range. Its very casual, dim and loud place. Go crazy with your food :)
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Papa Murphy's is a pizza place with a unique concept. They sell you an uncooked pizza that's assembled right before your eyes. You then take it home and bake it according to the given directions. We went there one evening and got a pizza with Canadian bacon. Papa Murphy's also sells raw chocolate chip cookie dough. Again, it comes with directions. Soda comes in 20 oz. bottles and only Pepsi products. Hint: If you like Coke products, just go next door and get your soda at the Subway Sandwich shop! The pizza directions are pretty straightforward. However, we found it strange that the instructions said to puncture any bubbles that appear while the pizza is baking. A pizza crust without bubbles? How strange! Needless to say, we ignored that instruction! The chocolate chip cookie dough also comes with straightforward instructions. So...how did this all turn out? The pizza was unremarkable---no better than a store bought fresh pizza---and that was disappointing. Somehow, with such a unique concept, we were expecting better. As far as the cookies go---what was odd was that they gave off no smell when baking. When you make homemade cookies, they tend to give off a tempting aroma that has you waiting impatiently for them to be done. So...the cookies were ok. However, we've had better. If you do get one of their pizzas, get it knowing that it won't be any better than what you would get at the supermarket. However, the one advantage that Papa Murphy's has that the supermarket doesn't---you can customize your toppings. Otherwise, the staff was friendly and efficient. When making our pizza, they made it incorrectly but quickly spotted their mistake and made us the pizza we ordered.