Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: This was my neighborhood Big Lots. I bought stuff for my apartment here. I bought gifts here. I spend way too much time here wandering up each and every aisle waiting for the perfect thing to jump out at me. If you've never been to a big lots, picture a Wal-Mart, squeezed down into a space not much larger than a Walgreen's. Food, games, toys, crafts, kitchenware, cards, candles, frames, linens - all the departments are there - just much smaller. And you could have a different grouping of stuff there every time you go - theoretically at least. Some brands feel like they are always there, but it's hard to know which ones unless you've been going for quite a while. To me, Big Lots is like a sport. The competition is how good a deal you can get. If you're willing to take a sticky bottle, dented can, or sometimes just an old label - it can be amazing.
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A: I am not a buffet person, but LOVE Wicked Spoon. The quality and presentation of the food is unlike any other Vegas buffets I have seen, and the menu options also seem very unique. I have eaten here for dinner at least twice a month with visiting friends over the past few months - perfect for a quicker dinner with a group of people with varied tastes. Top dishes I would recommend: - Starters: ceviche, beet salad - Main Courses: cavatelli pasta with short ribs - Side Dishes: summer succotash, cauliflower puree, polenta with sauteed mushrooms/artichokes Dishes that didn't blow me away: - Most of the cooked fish (e.g., Salmon, Cod) - looks good, but tastes bland - Meatball thing. I thought this was violently disgusting, but I got over it (the perk of buffets where waste is not a big deal...) Only lasting complaint is that service has been very slow and negligent, especially when I've been part of large parties with automatic gratuity.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I give the food a 3, and the service a 1. We went for happy hour and our service was a joke. Empty plates sat on our table, it took forever to get our drinks, our food was cold, but was otherwise pretty good. It took so long to get my husband's glass of wine that our friend had to walk to the bar to get it. My Italian margarita had so much sour in it I couldn't drink it, the mango mojito tasted like club soda. After dinner my friend called and told the manager about the service and her response was, "I'll talk to the food server." I won't go back.
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Output: I have no idea why people are whining, but I'll jot my two cents down. It was christmas day, late night, we were looking for a 24 hour restaurant to eat at in NY NY, and found this place. We had the cheese pizza and the vegetable sandwich on rye that came with spiced potato wedges and couple of cocktails. The drinks were great, so was the pizza and the food. The service was impeccable, i mean good food at midnight? with good service? and reasonable prices? and we didn't need to leave the casino to find it..what more do you want? the pizza tastes like east coast pizzeria style which is something we NEVER find in cali....WE LOVED IT. totally worth a checkout.
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output: Best burger in Pittsburgh (yes that means better than over rated Tessaro's). I had the Average Joe with cheddar and bacon, which was quite delightful. To me, what makes the burger is the bun, great bun! I also ordered some fry's to split with my wife, they were tasty as well. Burger, fry's and a couple black and tans (not the Yuengling kind, but the real thing) how can you go wrong? The atmosphere is cool, we sat by the open garage door/windows so we could people watch and enjoy the nice weather. I think I will be returning soon and frequently.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
If I were a twenty-something gansta player, I would have thoroughly enjoyed MGM. Alas, I'm a 40-something midwesterner in town for a business conference. And this demographic is not catered to at MGM. MGM is a solid resort; the rooms were very nice, and except for the 2-inch shard of glass my bare foot discovered by the bed, the room was tasteful, clean and altogether pleasant. Check-in was relatively fast & courteous. (My conference was at Mandalay Bay but I've been there before and wanted to experience someplace new.) The clientele were generally friendly, provided each sentence included at least some level of profanity and the topic of conversation revolved around the latest DJ spinning at Wet Republic. Not knowing any DJs, anywhere, I was quite the old square. (Notice all the reviews here mentioning DJs? I rest my case.). MGM provided free wifi which is nice. This was appreciated by the groups of young zombies who sat together, each staring into their respective smartphones rather than conversing. The pool is truly amazing and has something for everyone. The lazy river caters to those re-living spring break while the other pools were excellent for lounging or getting wet. The bartenders around the pools were friendly and helpful but the young ladies in short-shorts carrying beer buckets to the loudly inebriated were not. I'm reluctant to call them servers or waitresses as I spent 2 days by the pool and lazy river and was not once asked if I'd like a drink despite waving my arms like a maniac. The casino was clean and inviting. I'm a craps guy & the tables were good with a mixed crowd that was generally fun to play with and only occasionally interrupted by the obnoxious clientele. The night life at MGM generally caters to 3 demographics; a) the young, fat ghetto chick stuffed into a tiny dress that barely, but not always, covered their butt; b) amazingly beautiful 20-something women waiting for someone to notice them so that they could ignore them; and c) hordes of young, loud gangsta wannabes trailing after either group. (I am not a club goer; this is merely my observation from the clientele parading thru the casino to wait in line for 3 hours outside of Hakesan. This had the unfortunate affect of transforming Centrifuge from my hope of an upscale lounge into a kiddie waiting room.) The women I didn't speak with were either category A or B as described above, and neither would give you the time of day, even if you were innocently just asking for the time of day; the very definition of pretentious. (Lest you think I'm just an old fatty, I'm a former collegiate athlete & ran the Tough Mudder just for kicks before my conference.) Whisky Down was a great little side bar that made outstanding cocktails; well made with fine ingredients. The clientele here were generally retired, which though not my generation, was a welcome relief to the hip-hop. The restaurants were outstanding. The beef tartar and lobster bisque at Craftsteak is worth killing for...which was nearly the case because if that 25ish chap in the ill-advised suit had slumped any further from his stool & spilled my soup... The Tap sports bar did what sports should do, provided a good burger, beer and a couple hours repose to enjoy the game. A couple of pilsners helped improve my disposition despite the 2 surly "ladies" next to me at the bar. "Excuse me, is this seat taken?" "Hmmph" with eye roll. Despite their obvious inebriation, they were able to cheer on the Blackhawks with a very colorful vocabulary. I must add the disclaimer that Vegas is a late night town and most of my experience was before midnight. That said, returning to MGM about 12 on a couple nights, the demographic I mention previously did not diversify but simply multiplied. MGM is not a bad place at all, it simply was not a place suited to my tastes. If you're a twenty-something, hardcore partier, rock on! & enjoy the MGM. If you're a 30/40-something professional, pay the extra price for a more upscale, mature locale.