Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Sub Factory is one of the better sub shops in Tempe - They have been around forever and have a reputation of using the highest quality, freshest ingredients. They may need to give this location a "make-over" soon though... it's getting a little tired. (FYI - their secret weapon is their bread)
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A: Buying tickets for movies at Harkins Theatres at Chandler Fashion Center is easy, with many options available to movie-goers. Tickets can be purchased at the box-office, electronically inside the cinema itself, or online through Yahoo! or HarkinsTheatres.com. I'd like to see more options for purchasing the tickets from my phone, but I guess I'll have to wait for technology to catch up with my wish list for now. Loyalty t-shirts and cups are a great idea for regulars. T-shirts ($20 for standard fit and $25 for the ladies' fit) allow for a free 85oz popcorn in 2008, while loyalty cups ($4.25 ea) allow bearers to obtain $1 refills of soda in 2008. A few visits to the cinema and you'll break even. The key is to visit enough to come out ahead, at least in regards to your food purchases (assuming these are the only items you buy). Note carefully: you will need to allow yourself some time to arrive at the movie theater, show your t-shirts to those at the customer service desk inside the theater and obtain a piece of paper that entitles you to your popcorn. Talk about inefficient! This is my one complaint about the loyalty system. My recommendation is to purchase your movie tickets at Costco (if you tend not to attend matinees), since this will allow you to save a little money. Another idea is to negotiate group rates for your company and offer the tickets to your employees at the group rate per ticket. Parking can also be an issue at the Chandler Fashion Mall (if you're looking for a space close to the theater). My suggestion is to park close to Macy's and walk through the mall or cross over by Gardunos (depending on which side of Macy's you choose to park or are able to park for that matter). Valet parking, although an option, just adds to the cost of your entertainment, and although it may help you feel special, is a waste of money (about the cost of another movie ticket!).
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I've always been a fan of thrift stores and I always considered myself a hipster until I started to cut back to fit into business attire. Going to the Buffalo Exchange after a long sabbatical I began yearning again for a few more 50's and other vintage numbers. That was last summer at the San Diego location in Hillcrest but this week the Las Vegas location was a real feast to behold. My daughters -13 and 16 years old- found dresses including a Betsy Johnson for $25 and blue metallic Dr. Martin boots for a steal along with limited edition Sperry's. My husband found four fitted 50's shirts and I heels. There's an amazing collection of shoes and so much more. You can't go to Vegas and not stop here- you can find something for anyone open to fashion. The staff was pleasant, inviting and helpful. There may be a prerequisite that you must be adorable to work here, from the guy with the Gardner's Make Better Lover's pin to the sweet porcelain beauty at the dressing rooms this store has personality and lookers.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Output: I recently had a dealsaver for $10 for $20 worth of pizza. On 7/7 I called to inquire about specials. She named a list of several and I took her up on one. Upon ordering I informed them that I have a dealsaver and the female informed me that I couldn't order any specials as I cant combine coupons. The dealsaver isn't technically a coupon nor is the specials--they are specials vs coupons. The female then placed the same order and the total jumped $17 from $30 to $47. It was evident that I was missing out on $17 worth of specials for a $10 savings. I explained to the female that again I wasn't combining coupons and she reluctantly agreed bringing my total again down $17. Upon showing up at my door, the receipt which had already been charged, was again back up $17. I called and asked to speak to the manager and explained to him that I wasn't combining coupons, simply taking them up on their specials--not to mention a dealsaver shouldn't constitute a coupon. The manager was extremely rude, not in the least understanding, and didn't have any objection to me sending the pizza back. I reluctantly did so despite having several unhappy and hungry people awaiting the pizza. I politely said prior to sending the pizza back that I had cleared up the issue prior to placing the order but again the manager was not understanding. All this aside the pizza is not very good and wouldn't dream of ordering without a dealsaver.
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output: Stopped in mostly because it was near where I was staying for work. Couldn't get in the door on first try, went back a few days later and sat at the bar. Since it was so crowded we expected it to be pretty good, sadly not so much. The sushi chef talked us into the all u can eat deal, cheap enough at $27 a head. I'm am typically a sashimi guy and not a big fan of paying for mostly rice nigiri, but what the hey nigiri it was. started with some of my favorites uni and ama-ebi naturally they are on the limited to one order list, but thats cool. The Uni was to say the least not at its peak freshness, in fact most normal sushi bars that i frequent would not have served it. Moved on to the hamachi and tuna, edible but not very fresh. Tried the 911 roll it was ok but not nearly as spicy as I would have liked. My associate ordered a spider roll, which the menu claimed was fresh softshell crab (as you would expect) it came out with 2 small crab legs hanging out of each end and a lot of "Krab" in the middle, when asked the sushi chef admitted that fake krab was used we pointed out the menu was wrong and sent the roll back, which seemed to offend the chef. If they write fresh crab on the menu and give you Krab, they need to expect that! All in all it was a very mediocre or worse sushi experience, but it was cheap! The only reason that I gave 2 stars instead of 1 was the Hamachi Kama which was very good, but sadly also on the limited to one list. I'll not be coming back, good luck to the folks that give it five stars.
Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A:
Alaska was my preferred carrier on the west coast until I decided to make the jump to loyalty program for a much larger network. I always have liked Alaska's level of service, however, and if I'm flying somewhere that's more convenient for Alaska's routes, then it's my top pick. For PDX-LAS - my normal carrier requires a two-leg journey, which is stupid. So Alaska is my go-to. They have multiple non-stop flights per day, and at least some of the planes have been updated with the new power outlets at every seat. And of course gogo in flght wifi. While airline service across the board is a mere shadow of what it used to be, as far as the current standards go, Alaska still wins in my book... unless you put it up against Virgin, which has pretty rad service too. That said, the folks who work these flights are nice and friendly. As much as the seat sizes and baggage nonsense make it feel like cattle call in Economy, the crews on the ground and in the air don't contribute to it at all. And when flying to and from LAS, where it seems the majority of people don't listen or can't understand basic rules/etiquette, they offer a firm display of reminders that I wish all gate agents would. Like turning people away from boarding when they're trying to board ahead of their group. Or not letting people with rollers on in the group that's supposed to be boarding without rollers. My one main gripe with boarding is that they do offer earlier boarding to people who only have bags that will fit under the seat. Guess what? Those people still mostly put those bags in overhead. Frankly if they offered gate-check where I could get my bag at the gate on the other end, I'd be happy to send my roller below. But otherwise it's all out battle for those overheads. Aside from my main issue with their boarding processes, I dig the rest of the way they do things at Alaska. And I'll keep digging it... especially on this route.