Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Yeah this place is god awful. I rarely shell out a one star rating but this place completely deserves it. Firstly, the food was terrible, we ordered eight items and not one of them was good. The food was simply tasteless. Secondly, in addition to being all around poor, it was way overpriced. One of the worst bangs for my buck that I've ever had. The only good thing about the place were the fish tanks they have inside; those are awesome. I have extreme difficulty understanding how anyone could even think of giving this place more than 2 stars; it was HORRIBLE. Spend your money wisely; go somewhere else when you're in Vegas.
Q: negative

A: Ehhh ... it was OK. I got the Cajun fillet biscuit and the berry biscuit. I was waiting at the airport to board my flight and decided to try this. To be honest, I like Chick-fil-A chicken biscuits better :-/ The berry biscuit was OK as well. Mehhhh... I'm not very hard to please when it comes to food (#fatkidtendencies) but when I've had better, I must admit it. I probably won't try this place again.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: FYI: Gentlemen's Choice has recently changed it's name to Bar Le Grand Prix. (see picture) Here's my reasoning for only 2 stars... It's the same exact club as it's next door neighbor Club Downtown, but the staff (both dancers & non-dancer) are just flat out rude. Plus you can't walk past a single person in this place without being forced to drop $2 in their hand. Which becomes annoying & excessive very quick. The "barkers" on the street were in full force as usual. They've never honestly bothered me, most of them are usually pretty amusing, and if you stop to talk to them for a few minutes you'll find out some of them are decent guys to know for nightlife activities. So we go upstairs to the club... Standard $5 cover, if you decide to check your coat it's a toonie in the bucket also, then the "doorman" has his hand out for $2, he then points you to the guy that will "take you to your seat"... The place isn't that big that I couldn't find a seat on my own, just saying. I told the guy that we wanted to sit at the stage (where there was plenty of open seats) but I guess he must not have heard me, because we were brought to the table that was as far away from the stage as you could get... and of course he holds his hand out for his $2. After settling in the surly waitress takes our drink order and we're finally able to begin our night. Most of the dancers we came across were, not only "all business," but also very pushy about it... I prefer the ones that will hang out for a few, chat, "commit to the role" if you will. But I also don't hold it against them if they're strictly business. My problem is when I say no to a dance and the girl starts in on me for refusing. I do my best to try and not be rude, but sometimes I felt like, "How many ways can I tell this girl NO?" My opinion, go next door to Club Downtown... The staff has better personalities, the dancers are better looking (and not nearly as pushy), you won't run into as many random people forcing a tip out of you, and even their barkers easier to deal with.
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: This was one of my favorite bakeries when I lived in Hong Kong and it brought back so many memories seeing one here. The bakery features French style pastries and cakes but it takes it one step further by also offering chocolates, truffles, ice creams, jams and savor them with a cup of tea or coffee. Definitely a nice stop for an afternoon snack.
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output: Wow! I've had my lashes done many times. These are so beautiful and feel weightless. Kylee did an awesome job and was so calming and meticulous. I am a busy mom and I felt comfortable to just relax and NOT talk. It was nice to listen to music, sleep, and wake up to gorgeous lashes. The chairs are extremely comfy. Best thing is that I can afford to keep these beautiful lashes up.
Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A:
This is the best sushi in Montreal, a city with pretty terrible sushi, but Triexpress is fantastic. The atmosphere is eclectic and cozy, the bar is the best seat to watch the chefs at work, and their tri-express special sashimi (look for the lobster specifically) can't be missed. the Laurier is a great roll, and going for the "chef's inspiration" never disappoints. Its cash only, and no alcohol, but you won't miss not being able to wash your meal down with wine or sake. Don't tell to many people, its already difficult to get a seat on the weekend.