Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: It's absolutely fantastic to have a good place to go on Mill Avenue to be around other like-minded wine lovers (i.e., those of us old enough to know better than to drink wine from a box). The atmostphere is defeinitely more upscale than typical Mill Ave options, teetering on snobbish but that's part of why I like it. The bruscetta and pizza are pretty tasty but I need to go back and dig a little deeper into both the wine and food menus.
Q: negative

A: First let me say I did end up joining as a member. Its a convenient location, nice, new and not very busy so it makes for a good experience. I am also a member of Scottsdale Gun Club and shoot there as well. Although C2 is newer and brighter there are a few things that keep Scottsdale as my #1 range. First C2 requires you buy their targets - not a huge deal but I am not a big fan of their big targets and don't really like not having a cardboard backer - but its a minor issue. Second, C2 doesn't seem to want to let shooters do anything but shoot at stationary targets from the ready positon. Scottsdale will allow tactical positions and draw from holster once you pass their requirements (class or test with a staffer). That makes for a better shooting experience if you are a regular shooter that carries daily and wants to maintain proficiency in drawing and firing. Lastly - ammo prices. I don't understand C2's strategy on ammo pricing at all. A range is usually the least expensive place to buy ammo. Ranges want you to shoot and shoot a lot and their business model requires that. Scottsdale Gun Club ammo (for range use) is MUCH cheaper than any retail shop (particularly for members). C2 is the exact opposite - ammo prices are at least 40% over what you can buy it for at retail shops in the area (although availability is bit of a problem at retail stores - ammo can be purchased at reasonable prices if you shop around and do a bit of legwork). Here are some examples of member pricing. 5.56 - 20 round boxes are currently $19.99 at C2 $9.89 at Scottsdale 40S&W is $20.99 at C2 $17.99 at Scottsdale 9MM $19.99 at C2 $13.97 at Scottsdale Not a huge deal if you shoot a box a month - but me and my friends shoot 5-10 boxes each a week. If you are a regular shooter thus likely a member - the pricing difference is substantial. For location, looks etc. 5 stars, ammo pricing 1 star so 3 star average. UPDATE So I been back another half dozen times and really like the staff and the range is just killer. My wife likes how bright it is and the benches in the range area are nice! But C2 keeps doing it wrong on pricing. Since my post ammo prices at C2 have gone UP, considerably, 40S&W is now over $30 a box, 9mm reloads? (in ziploc bags) are $25 while at the same time stock has been resupplied at local retailers and prices have plummeted. In addition I was in the market for a new carry pistol and really wanted an M&P Shield in 40 S&W, C2 had one for $529. That seemed high to me so I drove up to Scottsdale and got the same gun for $449. Love to shoot here - but would never buy anything other than the mandatory targets. So because of the obscene ammo and gun prices I gotta drop to a 2 star rating 5 for appearance 0 for pricing.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Horrible experience in Kazu today. When we entered the restaurant, we were happy that there was no line in front. However that was just a beginning. To be honest, there are 2 girls(waitresses) who talked with us. Let's make the thing easier,the first girl who greeted us, here I take "A" to identify her. After no more than 1 min, another girl came to greet us, let's call her "B". "A" firstly asked if we need some drink to start, we said just water. As long as "A" turned her back, "B" came to ask the same question. It was fine, people may make mistakes when lacking of communication. Then I realized my thought was too naive. In the next 5-8 mins, "A" and ""B came in turn to push us to order foods. We sit down at around 18:25. Before 18:35, these two girls asked us more than 5 times. My friend mentioned we were not familiar with the food, just leave us 2 mins to think."A" just explained yellow paper on the wall is special offer. Others are regular. Then she tried to make us order a grilled fish. We need time, we repeated that. Then "B" came, same words, same action, same mood. That made us anxious.After such scenes happening 5 times, my friend said this small restaurant wants us order and eat quickly so as to receive more customers. But these kind of attitudes sucked. I checked outside, yeah, I saw the line has been built. No wonder why "A" and "B" were in a hurry! Alright I made place for you, Kazu. But you were totally removed from my list. We left at around 18:35, I didn't even have the chance to touch the glass of water. Who spoils Kazu? Reviewers or media? What supports Kazu indeed? Profits or customers' experiences? I think Kazu took his choice, and the customers should take theirs, too.
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: Entertaining, acrobatic we're amazing. Be ready for crude jokes...
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output: DO NOT -- I REPEAT - DO NOT trust these people connected to Litchfield's, the restaurant on site at the Wigwam. I married my childhood sweetheart on New Year's Day in our home. The Wigwam (Litchfield's) made us sign a contract to have our wedding dinner there, and then decided to close the restaurant for the day (New Year's Day) 36 HOURS before my wedding. There is no excuse for this. The very first thing we asked was whether the restaurant would be open for NY Day. The answer was a resounding "Yes" , next came the contract and this was months in advance. However, they had no problem ruining my wedding dinner. They shipped us off to Red's BAR & Grill for the dinner and the ambiance was in the negative category. They assured us it would be great. They did not decorate the table except to plop a poinsettia left over from Christmas in the middle. They used 3 of the 24 roses we bought them to decorate the cake and kept the rest. When we asked for them to be brought out, the manager brought the roses in the original plastic wrap and plopped them into a bucket on a side table - - UGH! It was unbelievably disappointing. It is so inappropriate to have a wedding dinner in a golf club bar, however we had no choice. No one offered to compensate us in any way. Bad show Wigwam -- you ruined my wedding dinner. PS - Then we stayed there on our wedding night in a boring, cold room overlooking the pool - nothing cozy about it. YUCK all over the place. This joint is good for conferences and that is it! Spend your money elsewhere.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
It gets a star bump! I've gone a few times since my first review and it has quickly become our favorite Asian market by far. The prices are reasonable and some things are quite a steal. There are some interesting finds and reasonable for "exotic" items. I got Mako Shark filets ($3.99 per lb) today and I'm uber happy. Clean! Neat aisles, product isn't dusty. Fresh product meats and seafood! Wide aisles! Not a clusterfuck of people even when it's busy. Nothing irritates the BF more that way too many people in a small space. It's a relaxing shopping experience here. Deli desserts and viet sammies! Aaahh it's a lovely, lovely, place.