Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: This hotel is no help and clueless! I was getting coffee 6 feet away from my table and within seconds someone stolen phone off the table. The staff got very defensive. The front desk was no help. Hyatt has a policy of no cameras in the hotel just the exit. Very poor service and just awful people. Do not stay here!
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A: I really thought that when I moved to the Mainland from Hawaii that there would be a natural foods store on every corner- like Maui. Nope! Just these big corporate animals. The craziest part of Trader Joe's is how they make this big grandstanding play in the parking lot about bringing in your own grocery bags. Okay- that's fine. But do you have to wrap every piece of produce in a plastic tray and plastic wrap? I'd really like to pick my own zucchini. Typical corporate nonsense.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Valentine's Day. Came to this restaurant with girlfriend and friends. After a DJ playing all types of music, I decide to play $5 of music from the jukebox. After 2 songs, the volume level was noticeably turned down. I walk up to the owner, Peter Young drinking in the back of the bar, and ask him what gives. He says to me "you can't play that type of music in here." To add insult to injury, he condescendingly peels off $10 and tells me "here's your money back and buy a shot on me." After spending $55 in his bar, the last thing I wanted was a shot. I asked simply for my money back. He doesn't take his money back and tells me if "I don't like it the get the F out." On Valentine's Day, in front of my friends. I walked out and that place will never get another cent from me.
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Output: This past Saturday evening was our first (but certainly not last!) experience at the Crepe Cellar in NoDa. We expected it to be busy (as we've seen people lined up on the street before), but the waittime wasn't bad. The hostess took our name and phone number down on an iPad so they could text us when our table was ready. I loved that! So much better than the old restaurant pager. This allowed us to go "out of range" and walk around NoDa while we waited. We got back just in time for a text letting us know that our table was ready. Perfect timing! We were seated in a huge booth by the window. I felt a little guilty because we were taking up so much space but I really loved being seated there with a view instead of at one of the tables that are closer together. I expected the menu to be full of crepes, but I was pleasantly surprised to find that the menu was pretty extensive and offered a variety of appetizers, sandwiches, salads, and entrees besides crepes. I had a tough time deciding what to get because three or four things were jumping out at me. We did start with the Pesto Brie Fries, though, as an appetizer. Not only was the topping delicious and unique, but the fries themselves were, too. They could have used a lot more Brie, though, for my tastes. I ordered the Chicken Cordon Blue sandwich and my partner ordered the Black and Blue Po Boy (blackened chicken and blue cheese). It wasn't really a true "po boy" sandwich, though, but no worries. Both sandwiches were good, but after taking a bite of each other's, I suddenly fell in love with the Black and Blue and he really liked the Cordon Blue better because it was less spicy. So...we swapped and both had a delicious meal. Because we already had the french fries app, he opted for the alternative purple coleslaw as a side, and I substituted for a good-sized side salad for only $1 more. We were pretty full after all of that, but we felt that we had to order a crepe for dessert, having skipped over the dinner crepes. Obviously they must be good; they named the restaurant after them! We went with the Bananas Foster Crepe. Good choice. The sauce that came over top the crepe was divine. Our server was fantastic. She was so super friendly and very attentive, despite the very busy (but small) dining room. I look forward to returning. The prices were reasonable and there were definitely some other entrees I'd like to try. I'll just make sure to wear pants with an elastic waist.
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output: Maybe everything was wrong with this donut run, but I decided to try to make an attempt at Las Vegas Donut House for 2 reasons: it's close to my house, and it's open 11 pm to morning. Sounds great right? A dozen donuts are $8. The selection out looked ok, and I asked the guy behind the counter which ones were fresh. He said they were all made that day. We walked into the place around 11:30 and all I smelled walking in was Lysol, no donuts. Maybe what he meant by "that day" was 24 hours ago? I'm not one to go off first impressions off food establishments usually the dingier it is the better the food is so we ordered the dozen donuts and drove home. The first donut I bit into which was just a plain old glazed donut tasted exactly like Lysol. Maybe you think I am crazy and because I smelled it earlier, my brain told me it tasted that way too. Because that's what I thought, until I made someone else take a bite into Lysol Donut. And we both agreed that this donut for some reason tasted just like cleaning chemicals. How? I don't want to know. Gross! The rest of the donuts were tested with small bites, and while the other ones did not have the Lysol Donut taste, they really weren't great. And definitely not fresh. The raised donuts were too thick and not airy enough and the cake donuts had the same texture throughout. We threw out an entire box of donuts, which is something that has never happened before. Save your money and time and drive to Donut Hut 2 miles away.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
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