Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Hotel Tempe/Phoenix was our home away from home during a week long stay for our vacation. The hotel itself is conveniently located next to I-10 and the 60. There's also a Circle K next door, like every other block in Tempe/Phoenix. I can't forget to mention that you'll be able to find something to eat along Baseline as well; plenty of quick options if the occasion calls for it. As for the hotel itself, here's the good stuff: -Free hot breakfast daily from 6:30-10. Waffles, eggs, cereal, toast, coffee, juice, fruit, etc. This was awesome and saved us a few bucks. -Moderately sized pool and hot tub. These were constantly in use, so lots of people milling about. -Nice, clean rooms with uber comfy beds. -Mini-fridge and microwave. -Free happy hour (Miller Lite or Killian's) each night. Can't beat a few free glasses of beer! -Free WiFi. -Awesome proximity to freeways, as mentioned above. -Easy on the budget. And the not so awesome stuff: -If you have a room facing the pool/breakfast area, count on it being loud outside of your door until the pool closes around 11PM and then when people start moving about in the morning to grab breakfast. -The walkways outside of the rooms are tiled, so anytime luggage is rolled across it, it sounds like a freight train is moving by. This really sucks at 5AM. -Can be tough to find a parking spot late at night if the hotel is full. Overall, I really enjoyed this hotel and would probably stay here again. I'd give the hotel itself 3 stars, but the amenities bump it up to a 4 star place for me. Thanks for the relatively comfy stay, Hotel Tempe/Phoenix!
Q: negative

A: I walked in there at 5:30 pm yesterday straight from work to buy some screws for my motorcycle. I was directed to the screws and fastener section in which was overwhelming to me due to the nature of the screws I was looking for. I asked a nice associate for help, in which she promptly go on the phone to ask someone to assist me. After about 9-10minutes, no one came to help me (and believe me it was NOT busy). I then asked the same young lady to ask again for someone to help me; and again, after about ANOTHER 10 minutes, I found the screws that I wanted and went to the cashier, who's name is Ryan (great guy, by the way). I told him how frustrated I was about having to wait 20 minutes for help for measly screws and that I wanted to speak to the manager (Tonja Barnicle) but he quickly looked around and didn't see her (no surprise there!). I then did not want to lose any more time of my life having him track her down, so I handed him my card and asked if he could tell her to call me so that I could express my frustration with my situation. Another surprise! The call never came, FURTHER angering me! This is not the first time that I have had to wait a long time for assistance from this store, in fact other customers were waiting for assistance with me and they all were complaining about this being a regular issue. This gives me and many others that they do not value their customers' time OR they have cut back so much on labor to save money that people will get frustrated and leave and not spend more or be up sold on recommended products. HIRE MORE PEOPLE, Home Depot. I would rather pay a bit more than have to wait around for help!
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer: Chicken fried steak! Thats all Im going to say.. They give you huge portions for the price. The only thing I felt uncomfortable about is the tightness of the place. Its always packed and there is barely any room to walk. This can easily be solved by calling in the order and just picking it up. Bottom line, food is great but place is a bit tight.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: If you enjoy sneezing for an hour after you wake up, this is the place for you. The air in the apartments during the winter is so dry that you need to put pots of water on the heater to make it bearable. While they have recently redone the lobby area, the rooms are still very much lacking. I would not recommend these apartments to anyone other than hockey fans, as it was nice to be able to walk over and catch a hockey game anytime you like.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: By far the worst yogurt experience I have ever had. The flavors all pretty much tasted the same, which is watery and bland. They have good mix-ins, but that far from makes up for the yogurt, which should be the highlight, not the disappointment. The staff were not very helpful, either. We were thinking of getting crepes, too, but no one was in the crepe center, and even upon looking around no one asked if we needed help. I could comment on their prices, but the only way they could make your purchase worth it is if they were giving it away for free.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output:
I had dinner at Fleming's after work last night. I'm a regular there so this review will probably lean more towards the bigger picture than just one visit. I remember eating at a Fleming's in Nashville when I was in college. It was the first and only time I'd been to one before they opened in Charlotte and I remembered it being the best steakhouse meal I'd ever had. When I heard they were opening one here, I was stoked. Needless to say we started going there not long after they first opened (I think it was 2008 but don't hold me to that) and have been going regularly ever since. I've done the steakhouse circuit - Ruth's Chris, Capital Grille, Sullivan's, Morton's - but Fleming's to me is just nicer than all of them. It's not as stuffy as Ruth's Chris or Morton's and the food is better. It's classier than Sullivan's, and, well, I just never really liked Capital Grille at all. Maybe I'm picky. The ambiance at Fleming's is lovely. It's an easy place to relax. There have been times I didn't even realize the restaurant had gotten busy because I was happily nestled in my own booth, absorbed in the food and conversation. The lighting is dim, but not so dim you can't read the menu. Dark, rich wood adorns the booths and walls, giving the restaurant a sort of classic look. And the service? What can I say about the service? Our usual server is Azer and he is always so welcoming and seems genuinely happy to see us. He's attentive and spot-on with everything and every experience is relaxed and enjoyable. Tom and Jared, two of the managers, are equally welcoming and friendly, always stopping by to say hello and catch up. They make eating at Fleming's feel like visiting friends instead of just being an anonymous restaurant patron, which always makes me want to go back. I've made my way around the menu from the delicious filets to the sea bass that is frequently a special, to the small plates (the short ribs are my favorite on that list) to the king crab legs. You really just can't go wrong with this menu. Last night I had the petite filet with the mushroom risotto and it was delightful. Sometimes I treat myself to the chocolate lava cake for dessert, which is one of the best things I've ever tasted. The combination of gooey chocolate cake and the liquidy hot fudge with vanilla ice cream is just to die for. Their after-work happy hour bar menu is great, too. It's more casual, the star of which is a cheeseburger and fries. I've sat at the bar and had the burger on several occasions and it was delicious. Very juicy and slightly peppery for a little extra flavor. It's a fun bar atmosphere, too, if you're looking for a place to chill after a long work day. Sometimes it's a nice, informal way to enjoy my favorite restaurant without doing the full dining room experience. All in all, Fleming's is just a fantastic restaurant with great food, spot-on service and an enjoyable atmosphere. They've created such an enjoyable experience that I can only keep going back time and time again.