input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: First time staying at Mandalay Bay this past weekend for just one night. We decided to stay here because we were going to Light and didn't want to make such a long commute to where we regularly stay (Vdara, cosmo, aria). Got a standard room with 2 queens with no view. Beds were uncomfortable, room comes with 2 sinks, a shower and a tub. The walls ARE SO THIN that you can hear everything your neighbor is doing, showering..going to the bathroom, drinking, opening drawers, etc. & you hear all the doors slamming during the night which is annoying. What I don't like about this place is that it's so far from the middle of the strip. It's not like planet hollywood where you can walk to mcdonalds, pinks and earls to eat 24/7. Almost all of the restaurants there are closed late, which is extremely inconvenient when you are drunk and hungry, leaving the club....walking barefoot. Overall, not a good stay, and definitely not coming back for the hotel, but definitely for the club though ;)
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: My daughter is 7 months and out growing her car seat.... Me being... well me, I was looking online for pricing, and seeing what stores had what....Why waste the gas and put the miles on the car if they don't have what you want or need? So, I find this pink a licious car seat, on the sears/kmart website. The car seat doesn't say that it is "in stock" or "sold in store", however, it did say available for store pickup. I called the store to make sure that they had this in stock, for me to be able to buy. The girl I spoke to was very nice, and she told me that they only had one in stock, and that she would leave the UPC at the head cashier's desk. I told her I would be there within the hour. Walk in with my daughter who is asleep. I pay, and have enough SYWR points to pay for the tax. Awesome. My change due was .74 cents. I asked the cashier if she wanted a penny, you know, to make it .75 cents, since she was opening rolls and rolls of coin. I guess she didn't catch on, because she just went on about how the "previous cashier didn't replenish the coins"....... okayyyyy. Even though I was picking it up RIGHT NOW, the cashier said that she needed my address, and telephone number. I wasn't ecstatic about giving this, but okay. The cashier told me that I needed to re park my car to the other end of the store. I told her I didn't think that would be necessary, I grabbed a cart and told her I would rather not go back in the heat, drive around the store, get back out in the heat, and what not, especially with my infant.. I do not understand why they couldn't just bring it up to the cashier's desk in the first place...... To pick up my car seat, was like going on a freaking safari. I had to go to the very back of the store. I had to go through un-automated doors, and then was greeted by a machine, where I have to try and angle my receipt at just the right angle so the scanner could pick up the bar code. I looked around, and Sears prides themselves in getting people their merchandise in less than 5 minutes....HAHA. In about 3 and a half minutes, the guy came out with my car seat. It wasn't going to fit in the cart, and the associate made it pretty clear that he wasn't going to help me carry it to the front of the store..... I completely understand, it was extremely UNHEAVY. And having me carry my baby, walk through the entire store, load my daughter in the car, park, unload my daughter, wait for him, and then load the car seat, my daughter and myself in the car would be so much easier. Oh yeah, he put the product back in the "back" again. Waste of time. So, annoyed, I drive around the building. Where half of the parking close up is employee parking, and half of the other section reserved for "pick up" is a tow away zone if you leave your car unattended. Really , Sears, get a simpler system. That car seat could have been brought up to the front, just as easy as the UPC could have. That associate could have walked with me to the car way easier than me driving around, parking, and getting out merchandise for the second time. Not impressed.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output:
Granite City sits between 2 stars and 3 stars but not quite a 2.5 stars. Went there last night with my boyfriend to use one of our free appetizer vouchers we received from the manager during a previous occasion due to service. Decided to try the Asian Glazed Shrimp as an appetizer. It sounds/looks better than what it actually taste. This wasn't "Asian" at all. It is presented beautifully. That's the one positive things I can say about the appetizer. It comes with a salad which consist of cabbage, tomatoes, green peppers, this white mayo dressing and I am assuming a chili spice. The only thing "Asian" about the salad was the cabbage. I have never known any Asian dishes to use tomatoes or dressings. It was an assortment of ingredients that didn't fit the name. The shrimp weren't bad. The glaze tasted like it was made with a teriyaki or sweet and sour sauce. The shrimp were large sizes (NOT jumbo like the menu claims) however, you get 8 shrimp for $13. WHAT?! Forget that. Thank goodness we got it for free or I would have been extremely upset to pay such a price for poor food. For my meal, I ordered the Peppercorn Burger with no bacon. ( I don't eat pork. BTW: Why does nearly everything on their menu have pork in it?!?!?) My burger was decent but had far too much going on. It comes with onion strings, bleu cheese, tomatoes and a pickle spear. I think they may use a certain kind of sauce or marinade for the burger patties. It would have been idea to have pickle chips instead of the spears but whatever. The burger was very juicy/greasy which caused it to get very sloppy and hard to eat. My fries were hot which is good at least. However, they were salty. Considering they used sea salt, they really do not need to go crazy on the salt content. I dash would have been fine. I almost sent them back but decided against it. I ended up brushing off the salt on a napkin... The worst part for me was later that night when I began to feel uneasy. I had a hard time sleeping because the food was so heavy. It was like it was stuck in the pit of my chest and wouldn't go down. Still the next morning, after hardly getting much sleep, I continued to have the same feeling until I went and got some soup to settle my stomach better. I really don't know what to make of Granite City now. The last two times I've dined there have been bad. I know they are switching management. I really hope to see some major improvements. They have potential to be a great restaurant for the west side of Madison but really need some tweaking.