Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I used to be a huge fan of Buffalo Exchange, so I came in today looking for jeans, skirts, dresses, shoes, accessories, just whatever.... I have always hated bringing my clothes here to sell or trade because the staff and the value given both suck (i'll come back to this), but the prices and selection to purchase stuff always impressed me. I also liked the option to choose a token for charity instead of a bag, but I don't know if they still do that because I didn't buy anything today. I started out looking at jeans, and the lowest price I found was $25. The average price was $32, and when I came across a pair for $42, I stopped looking. Next I went to look at boots, but they didn't have many in my size (womens 8). At this point, my girlfriend was ready to leave because she was disappointed at the high prices, too, so I didn't have a chance to look at anything else. As for selling stuff, the worst part is the staff. They make it quite the humiliating experience, to say the least. The looks on their faces are as if they are sifting through a pile of raw sewage brought before them by the disease-ridden underbelly of society. I'm not sure who led them to believe they are the all superior upper echelon of the fashion industry, but perhaps they should be enlightened to the actual reality which is their life. Bottom line, super disappointed all the way around. We went to Goodwill from here, where we both found tons of stuff and went home happy.

Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: We went to Katsuya on our stay-cation to celebrate Eric R.'s birthday. It happened to be the 50% off locals Sunday pick. We did not have reservations so we opted to sit at the cocktail bar. Our bartender/server happened to recognize me from a past job in town and that made it a very personable experience. We got there right at opening (6 PM) and ordered immediately. I had iced green tea (apparently the SLS commissions its own tea plantation for exclusive hot and iced teas) and Eric R. had hot green tea and the Katsuya fresh cucumber cocktail. Some things we ordered we waited over an hour for, and things our neighbor at the bar got we were told the kitchen ran out of even though we ordered them at the same time (like negi toro) so that was frustrating. We tried a variety of dishes, including the seaweed sunomono, salmon sashimi appetizer with caviar, and the wagyu beef sashimi with hot oil (Nobu's was better). We sampled yellowtail, salmon, toro, scallop, and mackerel sushi. The mackerel was served with thin kelp on top of it. I also tried a salmon skin handroll which had kaiware sprouts, gobo, and cucumber. One of my favorite dishes of the night was the mushroom bop - a hot stone pot like dolsot bimibap with arborio rice, a variety of mushrooms, a hint of parmesan, and a sauce that brought it all together so deliciously. We finished with the dessert omakase which had mochi, yuzu cheesecake, green tea creme brulee, and sorbet. Service was great though we had a rush of food then a very long wait for the rest of the stuff. With the half off and a few comps for the wait plus the $5 happy hour cocktails, we ended up right below our dining credit allotment so all we paid was tax and tip - sweet local deal and a great birthday present for Eric R.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
Located inside Sun Coast. We stopped by and were looking at the menu, it was unimpressive and didn't look appetizing. The restaurant was completely empty with only the staff that worked there. We stood for awhile looking at the menu but no one came out to greet us or welcome us in. Judging by the unattentiveness and lack of patrons, I doubt we would ever eat here.