input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: 1 star from someone from Massachusetts should say enough. It was unimaginative, unflavorful, uninteresting, I could probably go on with the "un" words for quite some time, but I think you get the idea. I had the Chile Relleno and it felt like I was eating an omelette with some bland chile in it. This is Phoenix for crying out loud, there are much better options for Mexican food. I found one the day after I ate here, it's a bit of a hike, but well worth it. Check out my review for Los Taquitos in Phoenix for a much better option.
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: I shipped a computer (custom built!) with these guys and purchased additional insurance for the value of the package ($900). When I brought the box in, it was still open so they could inspect the way it was packaged. When I brought it in, they said the packaging was fine, charged me about $70 plus an additional fee for the declared value insurance on the package when they asked if the value of the contents was greater than $100. Then they sealed it up with their own packing tape right on the counter. When the package arrived at my location in California, the box was soaking wet, holes were punched and ripped at various portions of the box, and the edges of the box were ripped in some places. When I opened the box to reveal the computer, the entire metal frame of the computer was tweaked from various severe impacts (the door on the side won't even open without having to pry it off), all plastic casing on the front of the computer was shattered/damaged and destroyed, and there was a large puncture wound in the top of the case (stabbed?) in the METAL FRAME! Needless to say, the computer won't even turn on any more! When I called the store to have my claim filed, the people there were very obscure about what the process was for the claim. They never called back when they said they would. I ended up having to send in photos of the box as it was received directly to UPS via e-mail (using someone else's computer of course) because they didn't want to send an inspector to my location. By the fourth week of the ordeal I had to call at least three or four times to figure out my claim was denied at the end of it all for "insufficient packaging". I was of course completely infuriated. What gives these people the right to completely destroy people's property? My box was labeled "Fragile" and "This side up" on every side just in case it might have helped in transit. My box had been clearly mishandled with puncture wounds, tears, etc and the damage to the frame of the computer is evidence of severe impacts (drops from 4+ft and/or kicking/slamming) and was more than well packed enough with 2-4in of cushioning on all sides of the box and bubble wrap wrapped around the computer case. The computer was in mint condition inside a brand new shipping box and now it is completely destroyed! If I wanted to have a brand new computer destroyed, I most certaintly wouldn't have paid these people to do it, let alone pay ADDITIONAL INSURANCE for absolutely nothing! These people took my money (for shipping and insurance!) for a service that involved completely destroying my property. They've provided me no additional recourse to collect on my wrecked computer. Now I'm out about $100, a brand new computer, and a ton of wasted time! I can't believe this is legal. I would stay FAR FAR FAR AWAY from this store and probably from any UPS service in general!
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output:
Had the day off & Wife had mentioned we should try this place for lunch. I'm glad she did. It is a nice small restaurant located in a shopping plaza. The lunch offered buffet style meal along with regular menu orders. We obviously went buffet (no brainer). The food was great and just when you thought they've run out of a tasty dish. They brought out new entree's in its place for the buffet. Try this place if you're looking for some good Chinese buffet with a variety of dishes during lunch.