Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Asked them to help me check a car that I was about to buy off of an ASU student, who came along with me. A younger mechanic told me that there were leaks, and the tires were old, whereas an older manager-seeming guy (his name was Jack) came out and started chatting with the student, told him he knew his brother, and turned around to me and told me that there was no problem with the car. He didn't even report a loss light cap. Getting mixed messages from a mechanic is a big no-no. Even if he was trying to establish personal connections, putting another customer's safety in jeopardy is unacceptable. Never returning again.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Was here in February. Interesting place. Staff was great. Beer list extensive and good. Food was good but I was put off by fish and chips at $28. Was not special but was good. Other pricing looked OK. Would I return..probably.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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We were greeted immediately and inquired about treadmills. The employee seemed mostly knowledgable about the units. The 2 we were looking at appeared used although he said they were new. Said they were floor units from a demo somewhere the owner had picked up. One had clearly worn buttons on it and the other did look new. I looked up the prices online and asked him if he could do a better price, and he said he couldn't. The weird thing is that both of them were selling on the manufacturers website, brand new for less. We had to decline at that price, but you gotta love the power of technology. We also looked at a heavy bag that was 50 lbs for $60...at walmart you can get 100 lb bag for $60....so know your prices before going into this place. There was a musty smell when we walked in the door, but that would be expected in a used goods place.