Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I've been to this location a number of times, but I have to admit that this last visit was the best. I was immediately greeted and brought to the appropriate section, where a friendly blue-shirted employee helped me figure out whether the "one-size-fits-all" laptop power adaptor would work for my netbook. We sadly determined it wouldn't work, and I walked towards the exit, only to be met by the same greeter. She helpfully told me about Best Buy's parts program, expressing regret that the all-in-one solution wasn't going to work for me. Whatever they've done here, color me impressed. Figure out how to hang on to the management staff at this location, Best Buy!
Q: negative

A: This place looks nice from the outside, but it's kind of too good to be true. We got a $60-a-night special from hotels.com, which seemed like a good deal (see below for more details). The rooms are reasonably nice and the beds are relatively comfortable. However, everything is cheaply done. Starting with the TV, which was low quality (albeit large), and you had to push the remote buttons many times to get it to do anything. The bathroom fixtures are also cheap - the sink didn't drain when I was running it. There was a fight in the hall when I was in the bathroom, and the toilet actually shook at one point (I think that someone must have been shoved up agains the wall). And, be forewarned that they charge a $15 per night "resort" fee on checkout. This is for things such as the "shuttle service", which runs exactly once per hour, takes you to one location, and only carries 7 people max. You can walk to the strip (we did a few times), although Vegas really isn't designed to be a walking city, so you will probably end up cabbing it to and from the strip a bunch of times. The "resort" fee doesn't cover wired or wireless Internet - that's an extra $14 per night (per computer). The health club was pretty nice, though, for a hotel gym. Also, the doors in the older tower don't close all the way unless you make sure to push them shut. There are people who go around late at night pushing doors open and stealing things. One of the people I was with had his wallet stolen. After my friend was robbed, the hotel said that sort of thing happens all of the time, and that they don't have many security cameras (I'm guessing it was an inside job). They did move them to another room in the newer tower (much nicer), and got us into the club the next night, but this was all small consolation. I would never come back here. Stay on one of the hotels on the strip.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: We one time called around 12am if they were still open and said they were "out of everything." I did not believe it so we still went anyways after checking their closing time is 1am. They took our order still and sat to chat for a bit. We were told to leave 30 min before closing as we were the last customers there. This place has horrible customer service. The workers talk ill towards the customers who they believe dont understand their language too
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Output: So tonight, I rolled up to the hostess, and said "worlds smallest birthday party for one please". I was given birthday wishes by every member of the staff, including the head chef of all of katsuya who came to my table and called me by my name because he remembered me from the last time I was there. The SLS Hotel gives you a $30 dining credit for your birthday, which is also nice, so I loaded up on wagyu beef. So melt in your mouth delicious. I had red snapper sushi with yuzu/pepper , wagyu sashimi, wagyu sushi, creamy spicy rock shrimp tempura on a spicy tuna roll and the Fairbanks roll. I was sooooo full, but thank god for my separate desert stomach, because my strawberry birthday mochi was the best I ever had. I'm not a fan of it normally,, but now I will always order it from here. Thanks for my genuine birthday love, amazing food and great service, Katsuya!
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output: I called to ask a general question. I finally got through the automated messaging, and the phone started ringing. They picked up and immediately hung up the phone. This happened twice... the second time she actually said "hello", then hung up.
Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A:
Five stars is not enough. This is the second best burger in the U.S. B&B Burger & Beer was a Mario Batali and Joe Bastianich venture. They had other jointly owned establishments in town, so this provided B&B with enhanced access to stellar ingredients. The beef was a prime example. The beef blend (50% Brisket and 50% Chuck) was ground and blended fresh daily onsite from hand-selected sides of beef from Niman Ranch. The beef was broken down, ground, and blended by the on-site butcher. Yes, these guys had a guy picking out the sides of beef for the burgers. Niman Ranch beef is 100% Angus, vegetarian diet, and no hormones/antibiotic free. The burgers came out at 6 ounces each. The Drive Thru was two 3-ounce patties, and my burger was a single 6-ounce patty. The beef was splendid. The flavor hit us in a rush of sear, beef, salt and pepper, complex mineral notes, and a little blood. The texture was firm and then creamy. The burger patty was perfectly juicy with no trace of oiliness. The beef resembled Stracciatella cheese in its complexity and delicate texture, but the beef brought a sledgehammer of flavor to the palate. This was one of those bites that made me smile and slow down as I savored eat bite. The Drive-Thru Burger was very similar to my Bar Burger, except that burger had twice the sear and twice the cheese. I will be getting that burger on my next visit. The beef was perfect. B&B Burger & Beer is now on my list of top burgers in the country. It edged out the burgers at BurGR on the merit of the sear. This burger was on par with the spectacular cheeseburger at The Brindle Room in NYC. I found myself already missing the burger as took my last few bites. I am fortunate to live close enough to Las Vegas to repeat this experience. FINE DINING ON A BUN.