Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Whenever you are planning a trip to Vegas, you owe it to yourself to use the services of Good Times VIP. Great relationships with all the hot spots in Vegas gets you treated to a true VIP experience. Awesome concept, perfectly executed!
Q: negative

A: "Hey I'm hungry, lets go eat and not yelp or ask around" WORST DECISION EVER! even worse is that I have been on a burger craving madness for a week & a half, I thought a restaurant style burger would do the trick. I was wrong I asked for their specialty beer, it was a long board, they are not usually bad, but this was flat (but at least we got to keep the cup) burger... well I am not sure which I got but it fell apart on me, it was slimy bacon was extremely chewy did not finish it the service was nice, our server kept coming back to see if I wanted a box. NOPE, I do not.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer: This location was one of the worst experiences I've had at McDonalds in a while. The location is older and you can tell the lot needs to be repaved. The drive thru was extremely slow. Add to it that the location is really inconvenient, and this made for a poor experience
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: How this place has great reviews is completely beyond me! I have never been in a dirtier, less visually appealing salon with the most unfriendly employees ever! I went here specifically because of the reviews. Maybe I got spoiled living in CA (where every salon I went to for 11 years was clean, nicely decorated and had great employees), but in my opinion this place a dump. Upon entering the salon for the first time I had a hard time finding the front desk. It's hidden around the corner. The first thing you see when you walk in is a crappy shelving unit holding dirty goggles and towels. And don't even get me started about the paint job or rest of the decor in this place. I felt like I needed a shower upon entering this place. When I finally made my way around to the front desk (if you can call it that) I didn't even get a "hi", "hello"....not even an "f you, you're interrupting me while I'm staring at my nails". *I*, the customer, greeted the employee with a smile and a "Hello!". I told her it was my first time at this salon and that I'd like to purhcase five tans in a level 2 bed. I didn't even ask her any annoying questions because I'm capable of reading the board on the wall myself, yet she treated me like I just asked her for a kidney. She threw a clipboard in my direction and said "Fill this out." I filled out the portion with my name and address and began checking yes or no to the additional questions on the waiver (that silly legal form that protects them from being sued). She yelled at me that I didn't need to answer the questions and that I should just sign the bottom. Ok, sure. I can not answer any of the important questions that you might need to know about a new client....like whether or not I burn easily, etc. I mentioned to her that I had not been tanning in over a year so I didn't want to go to the full time. Typically when you go to a new salon they will recommend a time based on what they know about their beds. She took my money and in the most annoyed voice ever said "How long?" Ummmmm, I just told you I hadn't been tanning in a while, so again, I haven't been tanning in a while. How long do you recommend? Her response "Seven????" A question. Why are you asking me? I know nothing about your level two beds and since you didn't have me answer any of those silly questions on your waiver I doubt you could make a proper recommendation anyway. So sure, I guess seven is good. Another customer happened to walk in behind me during this exchange and the girl behind the counter said "follow me" and didn't say a word to the other customer. A "I'll be with you in just a moment" would have been completely appropriate and normal in this situation. So I follow her down a narrow bright red hallway (that it looks like my nine year old painted) to a room with a flimsy folding door. She then tells me to bring my dirty googles and towel back to the front and drop them in the baskets. Wait...what???! Do you want me to wipe down the bed and do a load of laundry for you too? Why am I paying you for me to do your job for you? I have NEVER been asked to clean up after myself at a tanning salon....EVER! This made me wonder if they even go in there and clean the bed after I'm done. So I fold my door behind her and latch it with the flimsy lock they've placed because a regular door lock won't work. I put on my lotion in the tiny room (banging my elbows on the walls and bed in the four inch square space I have) and step into the stand up bed. The lights eventually flicker on and I notive SEVERAL long hairs caught in the wiring surrounding the bed. Now I realize this is perfectly normal, but if they cleaned the bed every once in a while they might pick out the long hairs that have been there for over two weeks now (as I've noticed in my subsequent visits). The other two times I've been I've dealt with another girl who seems a little more friendly, but I have to say I'll be finishing up my five tan package and never return to this little hole again. This place leaves so much to be desired. For the amount they charge they need to clean up a little, repaint and consider having the employees do the cleaning instead of the customers. First impressions are everything people!
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output: Horrible! We moved here from San Diego and red lobster was one of our weekly restaurants, so you could imagine how disappointed we were to have such a bad experience here at this local red lobster. I guess that's what we get for going to a seafood restaurant in the middle of the desert.our waitress was great.very nice and attentive.the food was terrible. we ordered an appetizer and a salad which came out at the same time.which would not have been so bad except the entrees came out two bites into the salads.so need less to say we had to choose whether we ignore our appetizer or our dinner.our appetizer went cold.i would have spoken up, but the manager walked past our table 7 times ignoring us every pass.but yet he spent the entire dinner 4 tables down talking to some guests that I could only assume we're his friends. all this could be ignored if the food itself wasn't so bad.i will not be returning to this restaurant and I will make sure to advise any of my friends, family or customers to steer clear of this place as well.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
Seriously? As a typically huge fan of Hillstone across the US, this location jumps the shark more often than it should. Cold night in Phoenix. Hour wait for a table. No problem. Party of 5 sit at the patio for drinks and relax before dinner. Patio heaters make it nice but the patio is maybe 20% full since it's cold. Manager says we can't have 5 chairs at our table. Huh? Has us move our chair back to the neighboring table - which remains unused, along with 20 others, the rest of the night (it's after 8pm). What idiot thought up this policy? It's not a fire or safety risk. It's a patio with tons of room. Believe it or not, we'll still come here often as we have faith that they'll pull their head out and get back to a high standard of hospitality. But be warned, this location can require some patience if you expect the Hillstone standard.