Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I've dined in and taken my ramen to go (just recently found out that this was even an option, yay!) I haven't had a bad experience here. The staff is fun and friendly. The food is hot and consistently on-point! I always order the Screaming for Vengeance shio Ramen with fried rice, gyoza, and the mini chasu bowl. All a delightful taste sensation... Don't trust my reviews on spicy food if you have low tolerance for spicy food. For my tastes, Screaming for Vengeance is just above a medium level of spiciness. I'd say it's about as hot as the xxtra flaming hot cheetos in the black bag. It'll make your nose run, but it's highly tolerable and still has flavor. One of my dining partners did not share the same sentiment. He thought it was insanely hot and he basically chucked the rest of his rice and tea down to calm the burn... My tip? Let it cool down temperature wise and the spiciness won't be so intense.
Q: negative

A: I will start by saying: I'm no tea connoisseur. I stopped at Tea Time to purchase a gift for a friend. The shop boasts a wide variety of teas and, without being well-versed in the product; I'd guess that it's pretty high quality stuff. My issues aren't with the tea. My friend informed me that he absolutely loves what I selected and everything tastes delicious. Perhaps my expectations were unrealistic. I fancied a warm and cozy tea shop with friendly staff that would help me select teas and maybe even give me a sip or two of what the store has to offer. That's not what materialized. As the only customer in the shop at the time, I had to wait until the two sales ladies finished their non-work related conversation to get noticed. One completely ignored me during my entire visit. She was too busy flipping her hair and stomping around in her stilettos to give as much as a smile. The sales lady who finally assisted me was nice enough. She seemed to know a little about tea but I had to guide the entire interaction. I was hoping that a shop that sells nothing but tea could offer some guidance, a starting point, something! After asking to sniff a few teas, I finally selected a few for purchase. I was asked if I wanted gift wrap and I agreed since I'd already informed her that I was purchasing the tea for someone else. In my mind, I'm thinking that's awfully nice of her. What she neglected to mention is that they charge for their gift box and tissue paper. I didn't notice this until I looked at the receipt after leaving the store. I could have gone to Walgreen's and got a nice gift bag for less money. At the end of the day, I'm happy my friend loves his tea. However, I find Tea Time cold and unwelcoming, not at all the friendly and cozy tea spot I'd hoped for. Bottom line: NOT my cup of tea!
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Another "wonderful" visit to the Gantzel Road McDonalds last night. Not a very complicated order, but they still managed to screw it up. When we got home, the Deluxe quarter pounder turned into a quarter pounder with cheese, and we did not receive the McRib we had ordered at all. All the food was tired, the buns were hard and the meat cold. We go to this store only because it is located a few blocks from our house.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: Ordered a pizza recently due to not wanting to cook at home after a long day at work. Stopped by the store, not busy at all, placed an order, told that it'll be ready in about 15-20 minutes, left to meet few friends that were having dinner at the near-by restaurant. Stopped by back after about 25 minutes and the pizzas were waiting for me. Don't even need to tell them what pizzas I ordered, they knew right away. Friendly staff, won't push you for ordering a larger size. Good location near Scottsdale Airport. I shall be back again here.
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output: I had a bad experience with Camelback Cleaners. I brought in a blanket and my sofa cover, I didn't get them back for three weeks. When I dropped them off I was told to return in a week. When I did they told me they would need another week. Why they hadn't called to tell me this is beyond me. So I came back the next week and they told me the dry cleaners, they do not do the dry cleaning themselves, had misplaced my sofa cover but not to worry because they'd probably find it soon. After another week they called and said they'd found it and I could pick it up. In the end it'd taken three weeks to get a clean sofa cover and a blanket that reeked of chemicals. It was upsetting.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer:
While Sally's is very handy to have around, I hate coming here. On the off chance I need something that can't be found in a big box store, I head over to Sally's. I've learned over the years that, based on experiences in Sally's all over Las Vegas and in other states, I have to hunt around online to make sure the product does what I need it to, what tips or tricks I should know to use it and what the packaging looks like. If I don't, I'm forced to ask for help -- Then I get the absolute pleasure of dealing with what can only be described as the unhappiest people in retail. Assuming there is an employee to be found, they will a) have no idea where the product is, b) not be inclined to show you specifically where it is, c) not have any idea of how it works, if it will work on a particular skin/hair type, if it can be used with another product, etc., or d) a wonderful combination of any/all of the above. A couple other gripes: the cashier is always hard to find. They still use dial-up to process credit cards. The aisles are wide enough for 1.5 people. (One last tip: if you've been wanting to try Wen, Sally's carries a similar product called Hair One. Works on some people, doesn't on others.)