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An example of an negative review: Went here on my wedding anniversary for dinner. This was hands down the worst sushi I've ever had. *ever*. My tempura was undercooked and gooey on the inside. The place was a bar that had 1/2 turned into a sushi place. There appeared to be a big back room that had been turned into some children's party with balloon hats and carnival-ish lights. When I asked the waitress for what non-alcholic drinks they had, she gave me a surprised look and repeated "you want non alcholic??". My husband's meal was tiny and drowned in overly salty brown sauce. This was the sushi bar that made us give up on sushi in Arizona.

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An example of an negative review: I decided to go to Lexus dealership mechanic just to see what's wrong with my car, I tried to schedule a diagnostic at the service department - Juanita - the one answered the phone either has a hearing problem or drunk. She asked me to spell my name 4x, transposing my phone numbers, I asked her simple question, she gave me totally different answers. Then, she gave me a quote of $170 something plus tax. Then, she asked me what was wrong with my car. I said, I was trying to schedule to find out what's wrong with my car, then she said, oh I see. Then, she looked at a chart again and she gave me a quote of $127. Totally scam and waste of my time. I wish they do drug test on their employees. Also, those of you who are fascinated by their donuts and espresso, for $61 oil change, they should include a massage. I can totally get a Starbucks espresso and pastries and go to Midas or Ted Wiens without spending more than $35. They do excellent jobs too and they're certified.

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An example of an positive review: Great library. I get a lot of work done here when I need to get away from the lab. A bunch of desks on each of the four (five, including basement) floors to do work at, most with great views of either Schenley Drive on one side with the cathedrals, Schenley Square and Schenley Park- and the rustle and bustle of Forbes on the other side. Coming here during finals weeks is kind of a nightmare and you probably won't be able to find an open seat. Another concern that is most definitely lumped into a "first world problem" is the limited amount of outlets under the desks. About half of these personal desks have outlets, so make sure if you are doing binge work that will require laptop power-up that you get one of these coveted seats. Also, there's a nice computer lab downstairs to print any papers off that you need (if you are a Pitt student), and I'm particularly happy about the oh-so-exclusive dissertation writing room on the 4th floor- because I plan to spend a lot of time there next year.

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An example of an positive review: I usually do business with the W. Indian School Road shop, but I was in Tempe and stopped by for the first time. Again, I was *so impressed* with everything about Landis Cyclery. Very friendly and competent employees. Very affordable gear. Thumbs up!