Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: This place is a waste of money! They get you in quick and out even quicker. I went in because my lungs were burning and the doctor took literally 30 seconds to look at me. He didn't even listen to my lungs and just said I have a cold and to follow up with my doctor. Then I went to get my prescription and leave when I realized he gave me a medication I am allergic to. So I told the rude woman at the desk that I can't take this medication and she was too lazy to walk around the wall and talk to the doctor so she yells to him everything I said to her. And they both insisted that I was not allergic to the medication and kept trying to force me to take it. After arguing with her for 5 minutes she rolls her eyes and finally gets the doctor to write me a different prescription. It was the worst urgent care experience I ever had in my life and the doctor is a joke! It is clear that they only want the money. I ended up going to the ER a few hours later and real doctors determined that I actually had bronchitis. So if you're in to paying for bad service and a misdiagnosis you'll love this place.

Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: GFG has provided a complete workout program for me that constantly changes keeping it interesting, challenging, and fun. Ryan has been more like a friend and follows up with me on days after our sessions. I have certain limitations due to previous injuries, and I never feel like my workouts are going to aggravate those injuries or cause any additional pain. He's also helped me correct my eating habits and get me on a healthier diet. Keeping a log of everything I eat has been a great tool. They can come to your house or meet you at the gym and they have great flexibility with schedules. From weight loss, to just getting back in shape, or just getting ready for a competition, I would highly recommend them.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
Eh, we came to this place when everything had closed last Saturday (6/7/2014). The lot was pretty bare on a Saturday night after 8pm, so we were kinda wary but we were also really hungry. It also looked like it was closed since the windows are heavily blacked out with curtains, we had to look for their Hours Sign and saw they were open till 2am. The decor inside is nice but has a club feel to it, the bar was closed for a private party when we arrived. There is a live DJ, but I think he was busy DJ'ing for the private party (which kinda got annoying because there would be a boom of music that was hard on the ears then it'd get turned down real low... not sure if that was the DJ or the private party messing around with the music), and the main dining room where we were seated was pretty empty. We had a large group of 6, and were seated ASAP though! The lighting is really dim (but looking at photos it looks well-lit??), and small candles are placed in the center of each table for ambiance. Menus were kinda hard to read in the dim light so it took a bit to be able to read everything. What confused me was the items listed on the menu. The place is Asian Fusion/Thai, but there were things merged with Indian, Korean, Chinese, and Japanese food too. I know it's "Asian Fusion" but... when the menu is half a sheet of paper, I would have expected more plate options with the listed cultures I mentioned previously. Has a really nice list of vegetarian items, but when you're Asian, your diet is practically vegetarian, haha! So we ended up ordering almost half the menu since, being Asians, we always order in large amounts to share with everyone! We ordered: Bacon wrapped lychee (those who ate it said they would have preferred a fresh lychee as opposed to a dried lychee), bacon wrapped okra (those who ate it said it was good), oden noodles with bean sauce (eh, staple Asian dish), korean bbq (still sizzling hot in the pan), shrimp curry (which was really runny, had no flavor, random pineapple in it? and the spicy heat overpowered the dish), flat rice noodles (weird gummy, chewy texture, this is supposed to be like the Korean rice noodles "topokki" but they're not supposed to be gummy or chewy), fried tofu in some sauce (I missed the name of it, but it's fried tofu, can't go wrong there!), potstickers (eh, you can't really screw up potsickers, they're a pretty simple and staple dish in any Asian restaurant), and the sugar cane pork (sugar cane absorbed all the liquid from the pork, so the meat was dry, and I felt like I should be eating it in wonton soup instead). Everything was ehhh OK, the portions are really meant for 1 person, not to really share with a large group, but we wanted to try everything that sounded interesting to us! But really, the price we paid we honestly could have gone to an Asian restaurant and for the same price get huge heaps of food on plates to share. Sochu House staff was really friendly, our waiter was attentive and gave us great explanation on things we were curious about, but other than that, this place wasn't really a home run for us and we probably won't be back. Sorry!