Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: This by far is the biggest F21 store I've ever been to. We went on a shopping trip and found so many cute things for under $20 each.
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A: Used to love this place, wonderful food, but went today at lunch and what a disappointment. One poor guy behind the counter trying to assemble meals with no help, and so slow. Had the smoked chicken sandwich, mac & cheese and coleslaw. The chicken was just ordinary, mac & cheese was soupy and tasteless and the coleslaw was not seasoned at all. Maybe new management as the choice of meals is much less than previously. What a shame.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: The Fremont St. Experience rules. It flat out RULES. Ok, ok, bear with me here. I know, I KNOW, it's an AV Club presentation on a grandiose scale. I know there are sometimes really lame songs and lamer clip art graphics and that, even thought it's the desert, sometimes on winter nights it's bitingly cold and it's annoying to crane your neck at such an angle and experience post-nasal drip. HOWEVER, it is awesome because: 1) Half-yard drinks, you call 'em, $5. I don't care how ridiculous you look carrying it around, it's a deal and you don't really stand out, I swear. 2) Amazing mullet-spotting opportunities. These are mullets from AROUND THE WORLD and they are spectacular. Do not miss this. 3) Deep fried Twinkies. And Oreos. They'll probably deep fry that half eaten slice of pizza you picked up down the street for a nominal fee. Too bad that there's not a hospital or heart care facility nearby. 4) Seriously, that thing IS pretty damned impressive. 5) You're in VEGAS. It's a THREE BLOCK LONG TV. It's blaring Sinatra or Billy Ray Cyrus or Vivaldi. If you don't see how this is funny and surreal, your sense of humor is broken. Downtown ain't the strip. It ain't classy. There are no ultra lounges. For these reasons, and so many more, it's the best place in town. The Experience happens to be the heart of it. Just enjoy it. Seriously.
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Output: The cornbread was good but everything was without season and it was fruit Flys (along with the traps) everywhere! The collard greens had an excessive amount of uncooked onions and tomatoes. I would not recommend this to anyone if you are in the mood for good food.
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output: They need to train their waitresses on how to wait & serve on guests... This is the second time I've been here & both times I've had a different waitress but the same issues...I have to ask them for everything from the eating utensils, sugar for my tea, for the to go box & for the check. After waiting & waiting I have to get up & go to the counter to ask for a to go box & my check because they don't bother to come over & check on you or ask if you need anything. I spent at least 1/2 hr. more there then need be waiting to be offered a to go box, my chevk & to come pick up the check themselves but NO I have to do it myself (neither times had it been busy). Last time I reluctantly tipped & this time for the first time ever did I not tip someone...I will no longer tip someone for intentionally bad service...There was no reason for us to get the service we did (either times). PS...I'm a waitress myself.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
I received a coupon for a $10 test drive and thought I'd give it a shot. You get to try each of the 4 levels of beds they have within a 7 day period. I know tanning is bad but I rarely do it and didn't want to get burned on an upcoming beach trip. My trial went really well until the final day when the girl didn't do a good job of recommending the time for a brand new level 3 bed which left me completely burnt. This is my health we are talking about here and all she was concerned with was selling me a package. Day 1 - I signed up and was talked into buy lotion even though I had some. My own fault but from then on, the girl was beyond nice to me. I tried the level 1 bed for 7 mins. After my face a slightly red but nothing major. Day 3 - I tried the level 2 bed and the same girl was nice enough to recommend I try 8 mins but cover my face if it starts to feel hot. I did and i ended up with a little but of redness on my chest as well but again nothing major. Day 5 - I walked in and the place was packed. After waiting for 10 mins, I decided I would run some errands and stop back after. When I got back, all the level 3 beds were full so I did the level 4 bed. She recommended since I was red at 8 mins in the level 2 that I try 7 mins in the level 4 bed. It worked out perfectly. i covered my face and chest when they started to get hot like she recommended and came out with out any redness. Day 7 - My last day. since I had not tried the level 3 bed that is what i had left to do. This time it was a different girl. I told her i wanted to do level 3 and that 7 mins in the level 4 was fine but 8 in the level 2 was too much. So would 7 mins in the 3 be okay. She asked how i liked my lotion and if i wanted to try anything else. Then tried to sell me a package. I told her i wanted to think about it and she was quick to say okay your set in room 3. This is where everything went wrong. I left the salon feeling okay but with in hours could tell I was burned. Besides my face and chest where i had covered it part of the time I was completely burnt. You can completely tell where the bed does not get like my sides were not red at all. The issue with paying your staff on commission is that customer service often goes out the window when all they care about is selling. But I take great offense when my health is jeopardized because of someones carelessness. Needless to say I wont go back.