Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: In terms of Canadian transit systems that I've ridden so far, this is definitely my favourite. The changeurs (ticket collectors) and drivers are much nicer than what I'm accustomed to in the GTA (they actually help). The best thing though, is their OPUS card. I'd purchase one regardless of whether you're staying for a few days or a few weeks; it's a quick refill process in the fare machines, and it only costs $6. Best thing is, you can use it again for up to 4 years, so if you come back to Montreal again, no need to spend money on transfers and their Occasionelles! If you're not coming back, it's a nice souvenir, as not many transit systems here have magnetic cards anyway. If I have one issue with the system, their Metro should be a bit more frequent off peak; I think 6-8 minutes is too long of a wait for a system its size. There were instances where I waited an unreasonable amount of time for a train, when I was expecting only about a 5 minute wait or so.
Q: negative

A: Sat at the bar and had Byron, nice guy, waiting on me. I wasn't too thrilled when I saw that the $5 happy hour red wine selection was a Penfolds (?) cab/shiraz blend, but Byron said it was good, so ordered it. (I'm not fond of shiraz...) Chose the deep-fried zucchini and the blackened cajun-spiced chicken sandwich with fries off of the $1.95 menu, with the chicken sandwich selection entered first. It's a good thing I added the zucchini, as it arrived much earlier than the sandwich. I'd already polished the dish off (nice, light, crispy coating of panko with a side of rather tasteless ranch dressing), as I ended up waiting another 8 to 10 minutes for the sandwich to arrive. The sandwich was good (loved the spice rub!), allthough I had to throw away the **. Still a good-portioned meal without the omitted items, as it came with a side of fries. Didn't feel comfortable enough to take photos of the food... Don't know why as I usually don't let what others think influence my actions, but there you have it. I think happy hour at Roaring Fork's spoiled me a little bit...
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Fresh off the heels of my latest review of the day comes... this place. Hey, you don't get to use a coupon for a free(!) lunch every day, so back off! My friend didn't end up going. Actually, I waited until the later afternoon since I was wary of the lunch hour rush. When I did get there, it worked out better than I imagined when I was seated right away and got my food almost suspiciously fast. The lunch combination allows for a choice of two of a small array of soups, salads, pastas, and half sandwiches. I went with the Roasted Turkey half sandwich (kinda blind, and arugula bitterness came out) and the Carmela's Chicken (great pasta, but awkward bowl made it hard to balance chicken and shrooms in bites). It came with a small loaf of rosemary bread, which was pretty tasty with or without the olive oil and measly helping of vinegar. They have olive oil bottles at each table for easy refilling, but no vinegar bottles, which I thought was unusual. Overall, I enjoyed the price of free (+tip), but $8.50 is pretty reasonable for a lunch combo at a sit-down place anyway.
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: Stopped in for a glass of wine with a g/f and sat at the bar. Feels very tired and old. Also, a glass of mediocre wine and an ice tea being almost $15 is crazy?! Definitely much better places in the area that I would go to instead.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: Never eat here. They got my order wrong and put some spicy sauce on my taco that made me throw up.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
Couldn't be more pleased with the food and service here. They're very friendly and really seem to go out of their way to take care of their customers. The sandwiches are great as well.