Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Really well crafted dinner. Flavors were varied and not overly rich/buttery as many euro/germanish inspired spots deliver. Flawless wine list with Austrian selections which are almost impossible to find. Appetizers should not be skipped, in fact every course is worth the time and money. By the way have lots of both if you visit Spago. Leisurely paced meal which is rare in Vegas.
Q: negative

A: The last time I went to the Cue Club, it was obvious it'd seen better days. Located in the corner of Commercial Center on Sahara, it's not in the best of areas to begin with. Then you let a bunch of hormone driven kids in there, and it can get kinda hairy. I learned from personal experience that they WILL kick people out who do things like launch pool cues, flick cigarettes onto other people's tables, and do running back flips of the walls. Of course, he was with my group. Humiliating. The tables aren't great and they're too crowded. Basically, there are a bunch of other nicer, safer, more fun places to go shoot a few racks in town.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: So you want a new you? Craig is definitely one of the best trainers I have worked with - focused, professional, humble honest - straight forward!
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Output: just based on trying to make a reservation via telephone, i give it one star. jesus h christ. trump can afford to stop outsourcing his calls to travelworm. after three attempts, waiting on hold for an hour (collectively) and being told the same thing, agreeing to it then being put on hold, coming back and repeating the same thing, being put on hold then coming back and repeating the same thing... i gave up. they cannot understand you and repeat themselves over and over and over and over and over and over. and over.
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output: I came here in a bind to buy a hard drive for a customer, who I had on the phone with me. They have tickets on the store floor instead of actually stocking the hard drives. There were several tickets for the drive I needed, I confirmed the higher price to my customer, then brought the ticket to checkout (500gb laptop drive). After several minutes of waiting I was told they didn't have the item, but had a 32 or 64gig drive (useless to me). Why are there tickets still on the floor for items out of stock? I drove out of my way to Fry's electronics, and got a drive for literally half the price as this Office Max wanted for it. This play may be fine for office supplies, but avoid for electronics.
Q: negative

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2 people working the night shift. Kid makes my food right after sweeping or something and doesn't bother washing or putting gloves on. Food went in the trash and Carl's Jr will never get my business again. Not surprised Dateline found them/Hardee's to have an insane amount of health code violations.