Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: We didn't stay at this hotel but will choose it for the next trip to Vegas. We were WOWed by the fact they had so many affordable food options compared to the other hotels on the strip. The village eateries were inexpensive and good. Sirrico's Pizza was delicious and they had a special: slice and beer for $6.50 - can't beat that in Vegas. America restaurant is open 24/7 and they have delicious food too. The roller coaster is a good adrenaline boost. We also liked the casino and dueling piano bar a lot.
Q: positive

A: Great food, great prices, kids eat free on the weekends - what's not to like? Watch out for the lunch crowds it can fill up fast
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer: I'll just give you the sequence of events...you be the judge: 1. Online search, their website showed over a dozen used Corollas available with half being the S model we were looking for. 2. Emailed about availability of 2 vehicles 3. Spoke with salesman, John, on the phone who CONFIRMED availability of several S models in stock including the red one I was focused on. 4. Told him we were on the way & he said he'd pull the sheets of a few for us to look at. 5. Drove 35 min to dealer located way up NW Summerlin: He had us walk the entire lot, and guess what....NO COROLLAS IN INVENTORY. 2 had SOLD signs in them & he said "oh sometimes they just put those in there" Really. So then he wastes more of our time - we go inside and sit....and sit....while he double checks. We finally get up & start walking out. Sure enough there he is. He's sorry, but they're all sold. Had the same experience at Desert Toyota. Hate to say it, but I think they lure you in with false advertising, then try to sell you the crap on the lot.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: First off, the food is great. Maybe better. However, it wouldn't be worth it to go back. The person who we assume was the manager on duty, was unapologetic and less than pleasant to his waitstaff. While we were seated quickly, we waited quite a while for our order to be taken. Once it was, it was around 45 more minutes whilst we waited for our food (we're talking pancakes here). In that time, we had five different servers, did not receive the water we requested until the third time, and were notified about 40 minutes in that what our daughter ordered was not available today (not that they just ran out, but our first server neglected to tell us). Finally, we were all served, and it was delicious. However, while we did not ask for a comp, some sort of gesture would have been nice. When we went to pay, we overheard our server approaching the person we assumed was the manager to ask to provide an orange juice to another family that had similar waiting issues. He indicated, "No, we don't do comps...they have to pay if they want anything," then told her to go check on her tables in a dismissive way. I think we found the problem. Great food, but one can get great food many places that somehow manage to treat their customers and teams well. That was not demonstrated on this particular Wednesday morning. Sigh...
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: I first discovered the Coffee Lady through a deal website. I live down the street so I figured I'd check it out, get breakfast and coffee while getting some work done on my laptop. The breakfast sandwich (egg, ham, cheese, on their AMAZING multi-grain toast) is one of the best I've ever had! Coffee is so-so, wasn't very strong, but tasted good. The service is what I have an issue with. Every time I went there (a total of 3 times) was planning on hanging out for a while. On my second visit, as I was using my prepaid online deal thing, the Coffee Lady rang me up and I gave her cash for the small difference in price between my certificate and what I owed. While she was getting change for the cash I gave her I slipped $3 into her tip jar (which she apparently didn't notice-but t doesn't matter anyway!) and when she handed me 50 cents back, I put that into the tip jar too. Awkward/uncomfortable/rude service moment next! She scoffed and commented on how LOW my TIP was!!! Are you kidding me??? 1) Just because you THINK someone is giving you a low tip, it is SOOOO RUDE to comment on it and try and make them feel bad about it 2) I really DID tip $3 on my coffee and breakfast sandwich and really just wanted to take my $3 right back out of the jar that second. But I didn't. I stayed, waited for my food, coffee and left later. 3) If someone doesn't have extra money to tip you at a walk up coffee shop, it really isn't that big of a deal that you need to make them feel publicly shamed. The decor is cute and home-y inside, there are plenty of tables, very unreliable wifi, good breakfast sandwich, bleh coffee and crappy service.
Q: positive

A:
The service was excellent as was the food. The atmosphere was great as well. I would definitely recommend this place for friends or a couple. My friend and I were on a short timeline and they made sure we got out in time to see our show that we had booked. We definitely appreciated that.