Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: The one on McKellips is soooo much better!
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A: My kids wanted to see Rio 2. I checked online and the only place it was playing was the cheap theater. Score! This is the theater I spent my teenage years in. Walking in, I wasn't expecting it to be much different. Same small seats, mirrored hallway and 90's chic. It had that. What I was expecting is that they would have cleaned the place in the last 20 years. The floors were so dirty they felt sticky as I was walking across the lobby. The mirrored hallway had all kind of gross stuff caked all over. And the worst part, the smell of urine as we got close to the end of the hallway and entrance to our theater. The screen was he same old size but there was something wrong with the projector. The movie was dark, like it was being shone through a pair of sunglasses. There were weird vertical lines the entire time the movie was rolling. The whole experience was awful. I could not wait for it to be over. I would not go here ever. If you do, I'd recommend a tetanus shot and a gas mask.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Two days at Caesar's Palace - 8 meals - and this was by far our favorite. Food, service, ambiance were all excellent. We were seated as soon as we arrived, a little early, for our 7 PM reservation. We were immediately greeted by water service, and our waiter offering me their Marguerita menu - oh my. An enormous list of tequilas and several margueritas. I was attracted to the peach and ordered that - it was SOOOO yummy!! We ordered the Shrimp & Corn Tamale appetizer. It was very good. The shrimp were cooked perfectly and the dish was very tasty. Hubster ordered the Chili Relleno - and the moans from across the table told me that it was very, very good. It was definitely not your traditional Chili Relleno. The exterior was crispy, there wasn't a tomato sauce over everything, but there were a couple of colorful sauces on the plate to run your bite through. The stuffing was eggplant and mechanga cheese - again not a traditional stuffing. But it was reported to be very, very good. I wanted something light for dinner, so ordered the Chicken Skewers appetizer. This came with little tortillas, so you could make little tacos if you wanted, and a peanut sauce. The chicken was nice and spicy, but not painfully so. It was a small portion of 3 skewers, which was exactly what I wanted. I loved the ambiance. It's a nice warm room, with warm southwest colors and a copper hood over the kitchen. The kitchen was behind glass, and you could see the chefs at work, which I love. We had seen a show on the Food Channel about the development of this restaurant, so it was really fun to see it in person. I would definitely eat here again, there were several things on the menu that I would like to try.
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Output: This hotel is a dump! Absolutely no service. Came in off paradise at valet. Waited 20 minutes to be told we can't valet your car if your not checking in. My company was having their Xmas party and they can't valet me. What a shit hole. Called hotel to speak with hotel manager. On hold for 15 minutes. No one came to phone. Good luck. You will close soon. No one will be a repeat customer. Not to mention the joint is full of a bunch of posers.
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output: Yeah, a snowball/shaved ice place by me! I grew up in NOLA eating snowballs all summer long and have missed them being out West. I know there are a few places around, but never one near me, so I am excited! Woot! I found this place by accident when I was filling up my gas tank and crying over the bill, especially since I have to get premium gas. OUCH! As I was wiping the tears out of my eyes, I saw a beacon of hope just across the parking lot! Was I really seeing a snowball joint just 25 feet away?!?! I rubbed my eyes and opened them again and it was still there, with a golden halo surrounding it and angels singing Hallelujah in the background! No joke, it was a totally, magical moment for me! Anyway, to my review....Polar Snow is a little travel trailer parked in the Chervon parking lot. You might not see it from the street, but it is there! They had about 30 flavors available on the day I was there. They ranged from your regular flavors like banana, cherry, fruit punch to more exotic ones like Tiger's Blood, as well as special flavors the owners have created. Definitely a flavor or 2 for anyone who pops by. The also offer several sizes for really cheap! The smallest was $2 and the largest was $5. There were also add in options of sweet cream or ice cream for $.50. Extra yummy goodness right there! They also had something called the Polar Soda. It is like an Italian Soda but even better! I tried it with half vanilla half strawberry and I was in love! I think what makes it so special is all of the sweet cream they add to the drink. It was just awesome and I totally recommend it! As for the snowball, I went with my all time favorite which is the Orange Dreamsicle. That thing of beauty is an orange snowball covered in sweet cream. You then mix it all up and you have a spoonful of heaven. Awww, pure bliss! So when you are melting in the Vegas heat, pop over to get some yummt deliciousness that will also cool you off! Yummy snowballs!
Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A:
This used to be a wonderful medical practice. Dr. LaMotte has aquired too many patients and quality of care has morphed to making a profit. I was unable to get necessary referrals for my children, including one to neurology for my son despite begging for two years. The MDs refused to refer my daughter to chiropractic for her migraines and wanted to push meds on a teenager. When her dermatologist suggested birth control to help treat her acne, Dr. Mihic gave her the third degree about sexual activity and made her cry. My insurance does not fully cover the cost of vaccine and I alerted staff that my children were VFC patients. I was charged for the vaccine as they chose to use private for sale vaccine to make more money and NOT use VFC vaccine since I have insurance. This practice is wrong and as an underinsured patient my kids incurred a fee. I have since pulled my four children from this medical practice and found a new pediatrician. I will be filing a formal complaint against the practice as well. Do not take your kids here if you want quality medical care.