Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Caramba's is find in the Sun City Grand area. My wife and I really enjoy going to Caramba's because it's just down home good, inexpensive Mexican food. We go at least twice month if we are in the area. The food is always fresh and plentiful. Love the salsa bar. We can load up on our favorites and they are great on the food. I like the Chorizo and eggs platter. Breakfast is great but I have to admit I wish that they would open earlier for breakfast. Check it out this local restaurant that out does all those overdone place in the area.
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A: When I checked in to the Mandarin Oriental in Las Vegas, I received a $100 spa credit and the receptionist at the desk suggested the time ritual treatment which allowed me to pick any combination of massage, facial, body scrub, wrap, etc. My experience was absolutely fabulous and was really happy with my choice of treatment! The service was outstanding and everyone who worked there was extremely attentive and pilot. The decor was elegant and simple. It was a huge plus for me since I was there on a Thursday afternoon and it was super quiet and relaxing. All the amenities were incredible such as this big jacuzzi which had a row of metal lawn chairs and jets would come out from the bottom. That was my favorite! It had a great view of the strip as I was laying there. Overall, I highly recommend the spa at the Mandarin Oriental. You will truly enjoy the experience.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: We finally decided to give this place a try. The waitress was pleasant, food was good. It took a little long to get our food but the place was busy so that was understandable. It's a little pricey but if you like BBQ you won't regret spending the little extra to get something good.
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Output: Yummy baos in my belly! I honestly found it quite odd to find it inside a salon. Anywho. Both of the people behind the counter were really nice. They actually started a conversation with me and asked me questions while cooking. I ordered the comBAO, which gives you 3 baos and a drink for $10 (which is a great deal since each bao is $3). I got pork belly, roasted duck and pulled pork. My favorite is the duck (second would be pork belly). For my drink, I got the Italian soda with raspberry flavoring. It's a great way to cleans the palate after eating such flavorful baos. I'm honestly hooked! These baos are so yummy! Each different kind of bao has its own distinct tastes and the right ingredients added to enhance each flavor. Definitely a place I'll stop by whenever I want a quick lunch otw home from school.
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output: Dear Concord Mills Mall. You get ONE STAR for getting me last season's $100 Adidas trail running shoes for $40. And I guess that ONE STAR can also count for having an AMC attached so it's easier to talk my friend into going to the movies. Now, for why it deserves only one star. It smells funny, the floors are carpeted (and you feel like you're in the early 90's... ewwww), the stores are subpar and the consumer demographic for this mall is awful. Lots of strollers and screaming children, no "Under 18" rules like they have at Northlake and South Park, and so many stores that are filled with clearance crap or ridiculous sizing (like I barely could find any size S or M in athletic stores like Nike and Adidas... c'mon! I'm one of the most common sizes for fit folks!). I'm HORRIFIED to hear that this place is where tourists come when visiting NC/Charlotte. I mean, sure, Charlotte doesn't have much to offer (unless you love corporate architecture and NASCAR) but reeeally? A mall. This mall? This helps me avoid Concord, that's for sure.
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Speaking as a collector of rare & OOP VHS tapes (yes, some of us still have VCR's), I have found Bookman's "pricing structure" for VHS tapes to be terribly inconsistent. One day, a discontinued title, one which isn't available on DVD or Blu-Ray, is priced upwards of $40-$50. Then, the next day (still unavailable on DVD or Blu-Ray), it's in the clearance bin for $1.00. Which is it? Pick a price and stick to it. The fact of the matter is, you do have better odds finding rare & OOP VHS tapes at pawn shops and thrift stores, neither of which will be terribly snobby about clearing it off their shelves for less than what Bookman's charges. Case in point: I snagged a VHS copy of Todd Solondoz's rare first movie "Fear Anxiety & Depression" (1989, pre-"Welcome To The Dollhouse") in excellent condition at one of those nondescript pawn shops further up along Country Club, and I paid less than a cup of coffee. So, my recommendation for VHS collectors: Skip Bookman's unless you like getting hosed on titles you can easily - ok, not *easy* easily - find elsewhere for less. (I'm not referring to the DVD's, of course: I've got no doubt Bookman's is the cat's meow for that - just don't go here if you're a serious VHS collector.)