Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Sorry to rain on this one, but I was very disappointed by my meal. I'll do anything to avoid chains, so this place really sounded good ... but it was not to be. I LOVE Bruschetta, but their bruschetta was disappointing. The bread was nothing special, and there was a lack of good tomato/basil on top. There was a big dollop of goat cheese, which sounded good on the menu, but ended up not contributing much. My steak salad was not bad (the grilled steak was good quality, and nicely cooked - something many places get wrong) but the croutons were the typical pathetic specimen you'd expect at Denny's. Overall, I found the menu confusing and the descriptions unappetizing. For example, there's a 'pasta' section, with this entry: "Love me Tender ... Filet mignon, in gorgonzola cream sauce with spinach, mushrooms, green onions and roasted red bell peppers" Now - how does a 'filet mignon' end up as a pasta dish? Is the pasta on the side? Is the filet all chopped up and tossed in with the pasta? Beats me! And the photos on the menu don't have captions so you have no idea which dish they are portraying.
Q: positive

A: I enjoy this library. Its got a really open and modern feel to it. Its not one of those libraries that has a funky smell and dark corners. But to be honest, I do find those kinds of libraries somewhat comforting. (Except I have been libraries with stacks you could hide a dead body in and series of connecting tunnels that are downright frightening). Anyways, I digress. Modern libraries are a nice change and I imagine more inviting to children, this particular library appears to be very kid friendly. There are some good spots to set up with your laptop but I do wish there were more places to plug in. I do rather like sitting by the window overlooking Hance and staring off into downtown while I'm taking a break from my work. The stacks are nice and spacious and you never feel as if someone is going to sneak up on you while you look for something. You have access to a few satellite libraries through Burton Barr. It's a nice resource, as much of the materials that I am looking for are housed at the Heard Museum. However, and this is more of a fault with that library and not Burton Barr, you cannot bring anything but a notebook and a pencil in there and you cannot check out books. Its not very conducive to conducting the kind of research that I need to conduct. Like I said, its more of an issue with the Heard than here, but its still frustrating when the book I am looking for comes up as being housed there. I also find that they do not have some texts I would like, and I usually end up checking them out at ASU. I don't think what I study is that controversial that it shouldn't be carried in the public library of a major city. There is one big drawback for me. Nerd Alert: I don't like the Dewey Decimal system. I'm a Library of Congress system kind of gal. Its what I've know for my entire academic career. I find it unnerving when I don't get a call number that starts "LC" or "LB". The lack of letters freaks me out. It also means I have to take a moment to orient myself to the layout, whereas in other libraries I can just head to the stacks and know where I'm going. All in all it's a great public library and I'm glad that I can walk there from my place.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: This location's emerald club aisle always has very limited car selection. I came here 3x and never really got a nice car. Last time I was here, there were only 4 Chrysler 200 to choose from.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: A friend recommended Nourish to me since I'm a "healthy eater" so I had high expectations and really wanted to love this place. Unfortunately, I was deeply disappointed. Not only did the restaurant have uneducated servers and misinformed nutritional tendencies (catering to trendy diets not fundamental healthy eating) but the food was terrible too. My husband had the grass-fed burger which was over-processed, tough and potentially steam-cooked - it had no browning on the surface and looked almost gray. It was on a horrible brown rice bun that was weirdly textured (it had an odd mouth feel and tasted like styrofoam) and was served soggy (juice that should have been in the burger was all over the plate and the bun was placed directly in the middle of it). I had the grass-fed beef tenderloin salad which was ok but the beef was overcooked and dry, there were some cold onions that were overwhelmingly salty and the dressing was too vinegary. The sangria wasn't good either, it was over-spiced. The hummus (a side to the burger) was quite tasty but a bit overly-garlicky (and desperately needed pita) and the horseradish mustard was superb. We will definitely never go back.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: LOVE it here. Small, homey, and yummy food. Great patio! I love their veggie quesadilla and the beans are great. It's nice to know they are lard free...which means you can eat vegetarian or vegan here easily! The kid loves it...especially the beans. They have jamaica, horchata and tamarindo fresh made to drink too. YUM! (The margaritas are very good here too! And cheap!)
Q: negative

A:
WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE I HAVE EVER RECEIVED FROM A MANAGER (Chris) I placed an online order, received a conformation E Mail that it would be delivered in 30 minutes and after I had to place a call 1hour and 22 minutes later I quickly found out three things... I wasn't ever getting my order, The customer service at this particular facility was horrendous, and the manager of the facility (Chris) or so that is who he claimed to be was unbelievably RUDE and had no customer service skills at all! I asked for the corporate office number, he refused to give it to me stating this was not his fault then started to argue with me. I'm not sure if you realize it or not, but there is plenty of other options out there from a pizza, wing, breadstick perspective and when someone chooses to eat HH, you should feel privileged and do what you can to take care of your customers or you may not have to worry about having customers soon. I run a QSR concept, just a little advice...Customer Service is paramount in this day and time, again when someone chooses to eat with you, IT's A PRIVILEGE and you probably should not take it for granted. I know moving forward, my family, friends, etc. will be much more selective when it comes to our pizza choice.