Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Very popular place, even on weekdays (of well, it was spring break...) so come early and get crazy!
Q: positive

A: I brought my car in for a Toyota recall. I guess it was time to get the death trap fixed. This review is for the Service Department. The waiting area is sick. They give you an iPad to play with. There are private rooms with massage chairs and TV's. The cafe is well-stocked with fresh fruit, bagels, juices, teas, and coffee. All for free! The best part about this place is you won't get dicked around. I brought in a car with high mileage, and they didn't even try to sell me on any services. Not even an oil change. They told me my car would be done in 90 minutes. I was out of there in 57. Nice work. Oh yeah...and I got a free car wash. Thanks for everything Camelback Toyota!
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: "Meh. I've experienced better." the caption to the two-star rating lays it out perfectly. You really would expect more out of this highly stylish and modern cafe located in the newest hotel in Vegas, Aria at citycenter. Cafe Vettro features high ceilings with floor to ceiling glass windows. Windows were complimented with exposed steel beams, and plenty of glass and stone decor throughout. This gorgeous cafe however, is brought down by the food which i can't speak as highly about. I came here for breakfast and ordered their $16 omelette. For double the price of an omelette (with one less ingredient choice) than that of the Grand Lux Cafe at the Venetian, I expected it to be twice as good. Unfortunately this was not the case. The omelette was lackluster to say the least.. The cheese was a single slice layed out on top which left the inside of the omelette feeling very dry and tasting rather bland. Coffee was an extra $4.50. Double the price of what you'd pay for a Venti coffee at Starbuck's. I don't mind this, but what turned me off about this was that our waitress brought me a cup, and left the thermal pot at our table. While this had a certain level of convenience, it lacked the personal touch and required attentiveness most cafes and diners offer when our waitress returns to inquire if we'd like a refill. So overall while the ambiance was easy on the eyes, my wallet had a hard time justifying the $25 price tag for a boring omelette, and a less than personal experience. Next time we're just going to go to Denny's.
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Output: On our third lease and although it's my 3rd one, it will be the last. When we first moved in, the old manager of the property was fantastic at keeping the property well maintained. Fast forward today, and the manager here gets the little things wrong. Plants, palm trees, etc all look like shit. In addition, it appears that they'll now let any asshole move in. More hillbillies are, for whatever reason, moving here. As for Hunter S's post from 3/8/14, just be forewarned that the pool area has went from an area of people who liked to have fun on the weekends, to one full of loud unsupervised kids. To sum it all up, if you enjoy hillbilly families, people who leave trash everywhere, hot tubs that don't work very often, 11PM pool curfews, palm trees that need to be maintained, flowers that are beat to shit, poor project management, unsupervised kids running a muck, gates that are there for show, and grills that never work, then look no further. Cannot forget the plethora of speed bumps every 10 feet that take a toll on your car. We can't wait to give our 60 day notice and move somewhere absent of hillbillies that Mark Taylor has attracted to Arboretum.
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output: I love balloons! And this company makes the best most beautiful bouquets! If you need decorations that are over the top they are the right choice! The owner is very kind and always professional.
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Beware beware customers beware I'm going to set up the story so that it's clear. my wife took my watch eight months ago to get it fixed. it was never fixed, they called her up telling her they were going to charge storage fees after they could not perform or fix the watch so she then made arrangements right away for me to pick it up. the ticket order was under her name, we have matching last names for me to claim my own watch. the clerk requested I show my ID which I did then they proceeded to write my name and my ID number in a notebook that look like it had over 500 ID numbers with matching names. I told him that I would not be comfortable with my ID number in the notebook. he then grabs the watch back really fast, then puts the watch behind him, and says that he will not give me the watch unless he puts my ID in the notebook I don't know about you but there's a ton of identity theft and he has over 500+ names and ID number names in that notebook. I asked the owner why does he have ID numbers in the notebook and he says that he makes the rules and I'm the customer and ask me to leave. I even tried to compromise with them and ask them if they could please scratch out the last four numbers of the identification card number and even that wasn't acceptable. I would have been okay if they could have at least done that and gave me a better answer of why they needed it in the first place instead of asking me to leave without my watch just because I asked a question. My wife had to go back later and get it.