Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: CityNorth is a failure, quite frankly. It's a great idea, with a large budget... But it jumped the gun and was swallowed by the recession. North of Deer Valley is still largely undeveloped still, therefore, CityNorth isn't the "city-center" it aims to be, it's an edge of the city catastrophe. There's one "street" open, as all the other phases have yet to be completed. Bloomingdale's pulled out, Nordstrom pulled out, etc. The entire project just blows.
Q: negative

A: I would have given 2 stars, but I feel betrayed by the horrible way one of my fav cuisines was handled. A philly cheesesteak is a form of chi, that no one should fuck with. Get it right or back off. Also, when you advertise a lemon coke as a dinner, make sure it's not coke with a lemon slice in it. That is false advertising.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: My taste buds are still strutting and waving white handkerchiefs in my mouth they were so happy today! My very first visit to NOLA was the first of many more visits to come, for sure. Three of us walked through downtown on a gorgeous sunny day, through the hip and happenin' farmers' market, past the live music in Market Square and through the wide-open doors of NOLA to quite a crowd. And no wonder....what fantastic food! I've had shrimp n grits all over the south...NOLA's was one of the best I've ever experienced....and most certainly the best in Pittsburgh. Cheesy, Anson Mills stone ground grits, at least 8 or 9 great big ol' sweet, perfectly cooked shrimp, smoky bacon, the classic trinity of celery, bell peppers and onion all played together for a sweet, sweet song of the South in my mouth. My dining companions both had the NOLA salad. One had the croque monsieur, the other had the muffaletta. Both were very, very happy. Curtis, our server, was friendly and efficient; Ann, one of the managers, stopped at our table to make us feel right at home. Heck, she even walked me over to the Chef's Table and told me about the special dinners they hold there. Nice. Our table was at the back of the restaurant right by the "pass." The line moved together in harmony to pump out fine food with exquisite attention to detail. Serving plates were wiped clean of any stray drips before being whisked away to the lucky recipients. Welcome, NOLA! Make yourself at home and stay a while....a long, long while.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: This has been a very disappointing experience I've had with this store. I originally signed up for Public Mobile because it seemed very straight forward with no contract, no hidden fees, and a low month-to-month cost. However, they fail to mention that paying in store comes with a $3 fee, which seems ridiculous to me. You're really going to make me pay extra to pay you in cash? This store also seems to always be understaffed with only one girl working behind the counter. The first time I went in, she was on the phone with one of her friends for 15 minutes. By the time she finally got to me, there were 3-4 other people in line behind me. She also never explained the $3 fee to me, so I had to call Public Mobile (their customer care center is only open during business hours defeating the whole purpose of having that number) to have the fee explained to me. The second time I visited this store, she barely interacted with me, and took me going up to her to get her to explain a complicated system of roaming to me. As I began to leave, she gave me multiple brochures then handed me a flyer for her friend's boyfriend's halloween party. EXTREMELY tacky. I've never heard of any cell phone store ever allowing employees to do something like that and made me feel super-awkward since I already had other plans and didn't want to explain to her that I was on my way to the bus station to go visit friends. This store is obviously in need of some corporate guidance and re-training. Then again, I'm not sure it can be fixed at this point...
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: The shopping/selling environment would be much more enjoyable if the associates were not rude, unfriendly and incompetent. I am currently sitting in the store waiting for them to go through my clothing that I'm selling, wait time is estimated at 45min, which I don't get as there are 5 associates in here and 3 customers (me included). When entering, not one associate said hello or even offered a smile. I stood waiting at counter for 5 minutes until an associate finally approached me, rudely. I don't get it, don't they want business?! They have a great selection of clothing here, but the negative energy in the store definitely makes the shopping experience a downfall. A sign reads "like us on Facebook," apparently they don't want to be liked. As an avid shopper and seller, Platos closet will no longer get my business after today, I think Ill stick with the more professional and friendly Buffalo Exchange. My social network will be notified of this negative experience that I normally receive when coming in here.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output:
I frequent this Starbucks every morning because it's so close to the Loop 202. My experience with the drive through isn't as positive as the other reviewers. I generally go there during the morning rush between 800 and 830. At first, the general experience was pretty good. Pull Up, Order, Pay, Get coffee. Lately it's been SLOW lines, wrong orders, wrong drinks, and wrong food. The place seemed great at first, but when you go there as frequently as I do, the little flaws start to reveal themselves.