Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Service is excellent, quick, and efficient. The noise level precludes serious business discussions. The food is good and they present a unique variety of unusual choices; however, I am allergic to MSG and I reacted to something in the Herb Spiced Hummus - why do restaurants still use that . . . ?
Q: negative

A: Worst tortilla soup I have ever it tasted it was like a hot bowl of salsa plain and simple. If I would have been given chips I may have eaten it. The server was really cute and attentive but she had no clue what to suggest for a non meat eater I was struggling to find anything appealling here. She finally suggested a salad. It was good it had candied walnuts and dried cranberries w goat cheese on it but by the time I got it everyone had eaten and I stole a bunch of their fries so I couldnt eat the whole colassal salad. I just read Dallas' review I wish the girl would have suggested their veg burger sad. I might go back if I had to. I used to live at Zipps years ago but mainly for the football and booze not the food meh.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Tried this place for the first time tonight. Will DEFINITELY be back. The basics that me & my hubby usually get at sushi places (tuna poke, seaweed salad, miso, etc) were very good if not BETTER than their equivalents at the other 5 or so sushi places we've tried here in Vegas. We ate at the bar and our sushi chef (I think his name was Juan, a young Hispanic man) was very attentive, polite and intelligent. He was taking multiple orders from multiple customers at once and getting them all out quickly and accurately. Plus, he told us something we've never hear at a sushi place before: that we could add or subtract whatever we want from the rolls on the AYCE menu and he would make them to order. How awesome is that! And I loved that this place had many rolls with ingredients you don't see every day at the other places in town. And all the new ones we tried were very tasty. Oh, and there were some unique items on the dessert menu too which were also delicious! The only reason this place doesn't get 5 stars is that the servers were kind of slow. But we would definitely return for "Juan" and sit at the sushi bar!!!
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: I'd driven by this place many times, and finally decided to stop in yesterday afternoon. I walked in to a lively and raucous discussion among the 6-7 salesmen about a customer who'd just left. She was, from what I gathered, a very attractive blonde woman, and drove a convertible BMW. The employees were enthusiastically speculating about how much ejaculate she must have swallowed, and how many times she must have performed fellatio to afford such a car. Despite the 20 years I spent as a construction worker, even I was appalled at some of the comments made. What was even more disturbing was that the staff didn't seem to care that customers could, and did, hear their comments. I spent about 8-10 minutes in the store, just enough time to do a quick scan of inventory and prices, and the conversation continued the entire time. Plus, it wasn't until I was on my way out of the store that one of the employees asked if there was anything they could help me with. Considering their brazenness, I have to assume that they talk about any and all females that enter their store in similarly derogatory terms. Don't take your wives, daughters, girlfriends or any other female to this establishment. Their prices and inventory are otherwise very reasonable, and under other circumstances, I probably would have purchased from them.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: The latest gem to grace Downtown is located at 6th & Carson. Bocho Sushi was born from an idea sparked by Dan Coughlin (Le Thai), backed by DTP and saw to fruition by Jimmy & Becky Chun (recently shuttered Tokyo Japanese Restaurant). The Chun's are at the helm, they are no strangers to day-to-day operations after running their restaurant in Commercial Center for decades. At two weeks new, Bocho Sushi has already reached hotspot status by serving up some delicious eats in a cozy setting. Our friends invited us to dinner, upon our arrival, every seat in the house was taken. Downstairs you'll find the sushi bar with counter seating, and upstairs there is intimate seating and large bar. The space has an industrial feel, but I love when old buildings are spruced up and repurposed. The changes to the old Carson hotel have been top notch. This block was once forgotten, but now? It's alive and well. The menu will meet all of your sushi and sashimi loving needs. Plus, there is an omakase offering for those seeking an adventurous experience. Sake, beer and cocktails are free flowing. They have not yet begun serving wine, however. We started with orders of Edamame ($3.50) and the Jalapeno Bomb ($5.95). The bomb was "bomb" (har), seriously, though, it was delicious. It is hard to go wrong with deep fried jalapeno with spicy tuna and cream cheese. Unfortunately, the Edamame was late to show. It served as dessert. A smorgasbord of rolls and sashimi followed: Yellowtail Lover ($9.95), Tiger Roll ($11.95), China Roll ($11.95), Spider Crab Roll ($12.95), Yellowtail Yuzu Ceviche ($11.99), Salmon Sashimi ($6.25). The were all well executed. The fish was delicately sliced and extremely fresh. My personal favorites were the Yellowtail Yuzu Ceviche with serranos and spicy garlic ponzu, and the China Roll with shrimp tempura and spicy tuna. Both selections were bursting with flavor. The staff was warm and friendly and our servers were patient & attentive, the only flaw seems to be with timing. I'm confident that they will get that resolved in time. It always takes a new restaurant a bit to find their rhythm. Bocho is currently open for dinner, but lunch service is scheduled to begin next week.
Q: negative

A:
Their oral surgeon was an asshole! Don't get me wrong glad this place takes payments and everyone else on staff was very nice. When I went for my wisdom tooth extraction was already a little nervous. The surgeon was extremely rude at one point actually sayin "don't make me raise my voice". I'm an adult and expect to be treated as such. Safe to say I will b paying them off and finding a nicer dentist. Even if it does cost me a little more.