Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Food was just okay, but too pricey for what you got. I like restaurants with the kitchen open to the dining room (Pei Wei / Arrogant Butcher) - it's fun to watch the chefs do their thing like a rehearsed dance. What's not fun is watching the staff bicker and frustrate one another. This made our visit more stressful than entertaining. Wait staff was slow and not very attentive - thought about giving it another try, but it looks like this is all pretty common according to other reviews.
Q: positive

A: So I gotta preface this review by saying.. It's been years since I have had a shawarma. Sad, I know! But I was in the area for work and had an hour for lunch, so I found this spot on yelp and gave it a shot. Verdict? Definitely satisfied. I had the steak shawarma wrap (wheat). It was savory and hearty. There were so many flavors that just screamed Mediterranean, but not in an obnoxious, overpowering way. This place is a gem, but now I'm inspired to compare it to other places in town. Thanks Parsley for jumpstarting this quest hahaha
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Cool atmosphere but the hostess and owner(look for woman on cowboy hat) were both unnecessarily snooty to our group of 30 something nice looking crowd. Will not be back.
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Output: For the amazing location this place has, and the number of tables full, I had high expectations. However, I thought the food here was just ok. The staff was very friendly and the menu had plenty of what looked like great selections, but when my food arrived, I was disappointed. My "breakfast potatoes" were dry, and a bit tough. It's like they'd been baked, then fried. Whatever it was, the texture was all wrong. My egg dish was bland and a bit watery from the veggies in it. It just created a kind of soup in the bottom of the dish, not very appealing. My meal wasn't very hot, and even the toast seemed off, like the bread was already slightly stale. The coffee was good and the prices weren't bad, but in search of breakfast, I'll keep searching. This place just didn't do it for me.
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output: Love the fish sandwiches, they are all they are cracked up to be. If you want lunch - try a sandwich here - but order ahead for pick up, or be prepared to wait 30 minutes or more in a shady looking bar. The bar is very smoky, although it is also stocked with a soda machine if you get thirsty waiting for your sandwich to be made. Although for a fish sandwich and fries you'll probably drop about $10, I think its definitely worth it.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
This was the single worst car purchase experience of my life. Some time ago I purchased a new 3 series from Chapman BMW. When I received the warranty wallet card in the mail I noticed the "in service" date was wrong, and was dated 6 months prior to my purchase. I called BMW to correct what I thought was a simple clerical problem, and was informed that my dealer had "punched" the car as in-service 6 months before I purchased it and that the warranty period would run from that date. As a result of that action I didn't receive the well advertised full duration warranty and included maintenance...I received 6 months less. Every page of the purchase documents were marked as a new car purchase, not a "Demo" and not a "Used" car. The salesman even went to great lengths to tout the warranty and maintenance during the test drive. After endless letters to the dealer and escalating this to BMW of America there was no satisfactory resolution. BMW North America refused to stand up for the full warranty period and simply shoved me back to the dealer. After much back and forth, Chapman sent me a letter promising they would honor the remaining 6 months warranty and maintenance. When I asked what would happen if I moved out of state, they simply repeated that they would cover the warranty for 6 months, but could not extend that to other dealers. After some research on the internet I learned that some less ethical dealers (like Chapman) "punch" cars to record them as in service (even though they have never been sold) so that they can collect dealer rebates from BMW. Altogether a horrific buying experience. I have since bought 2 additional BMW vehicles (an X5 and Z4), but from BMW North Scottsdale, where the sales process is honest and straightforward.