Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Mmmm such a rich yogurty texture, makes my heart fly each time I have it. Wait what? Yes I am an avid Pinkberry fan, don't nobody judge me for it. See I used to be a Yogurtland fan, since it was so cheap and the location was right across the street from campus, but after Pinkberry, jumping ship is not enough, you have to take everyone you can from the other ship and bring them with you. The location is right outside the Mandarin Oriental, before driving into the Porte-cochere, and when I saw it right outside the hotel when the taxi was pulling in, I told myself, "I'm not going to come here just once.' And I didn't, I came here twice, on Saturday. Once in afternoon and once at night. Oh jeez, why? I don't mind paying more for food, so believe me the price you pay is a bit more, but the frozen yogurt is so delicious. First time I got the grapefruit and pomegranate flavor, second time was the passion fruit and mango, and both times it was just fantastic. Combine the flavors with whatever topping you want that they have, and it was on POINTT!. Yes you can mix flavors. The employees both times were really nice, really quick too even though there was group of people that stood there just looking at the sign and questioning what each other should get. People like that really irks me. Regardless, it is a very nice well kept shop, right outside the Mandarin Oriental on the strip. No there is no parking, my suggestion is just to valet the car at the Mandarin Oriental and pick it up after you get bliss in the cup. Only downside is you have to tip the valet. (they don't charge for valet unless you park the car over night) BUT HEY! Its better than walking in the crazy ass heat from the Aria or Cosmo to get yogurt and walk back. Cheers and Enjoy!
Q: negative

A: This review is for the casino only. The Stratosphere is in a ghetto fabulous area that you don't wanna walk around at nite, supposedly on The Strip, but not really close at all. Parking is a pain winding up and up the garage - I felt dizzy just riding in the car! I got a players card and no free comps, free play, nothing. Just an incentive to play to get a % off the buffet. The slots there were acceptable - not the tightest ever. The cocktail waitresses were good about coming around. It's an OK place to play...
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Horrible. Sub par job. Paid for a pedi and got lotion rubbed on my legs and bad paint job on my toes. The nail polish didn't even last a week, and the customer service was not great. The price was ridiculous for what they did.
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Output: I saved my 400th review for our first nice dinner in Las Vegas at Michael Mina. Michael Mina is a huge name in fine dining, especially coming from San Francisco, so expectations were high. I was particularly excited because this restaurant had a prestigious Michelin star. Having already been to a two star Michelin at Picasso, I expected good things. We arrived early to make it in time for the prix fixe pre-theater menu, but I actually ended up choosing ala carte since I knew we would probably end up full and sharing the dessert. We were seted close to the windows that overlooked the Bellagio fountain, which was nice. We started dinner with an amuse-bouche of a small piece of watermelon with goat cheese. I never developed a liking for the strong pungent taste of goat cheese, but it actually worked quite well with the piece of fresh watermelon. The melon mixed very well with the strong flavor of the cheese, which resulted in a smooth aftertaste. For dinner, my companions chose items from the pre-theater three course menu. I went for the savory black mussel souffle with saffron-chardonnay cream. Having tried to make a souffle, I can appreciate one that rises as it should and is light and airy. It had a great seafood flavor and saffron as the most expensive spice in the world makes it even better. It reminded me of a seafood paella made into a souffle. For only $15, I was also surprised at how cheap it was (relatively). I got to try the market greens salad and also the chilled English pea soup as well for the first course. The salad was your typical salad (I don't have a great appreciation for salads) made fancy by Michael Mina chefs, but the pea soup was full of pea flavor. It made for a refreshing starter for the rest of the meal. For the main course, I had the rack of lamb with anchovies, which also came with gnocchi and broccolini. The lamb was cooked a perfect medium-rare with a nice crust on the outside. The anchovies were a great touch since it didn't overwhelm with the salty flavor; instead, it had a rather tangy touch. The gnocchi looked like miniature scallops and came a bit dense. The broccolini was a bit over-roasted. I was lucky enough to try the Maine lobster pot pie, which was one of the signature dishes from Michael Mina. I enjoy table side presentation so it was nice that the server scoops everything out for you and presents it on a plate read to eat. The pie crust on top was huge and covered the whole top of a big pot. At $30 supplement to the pre-theater menu, it is worth trying. The filet of beef was juicy and tender, but I was more impressed with the "cottage pie," with mashed potatoes topping the short rib meat underneath. After the second course, we were already beyond full. It was probably not a good idea to accept some of the freshly baked breads at the beginning of dinner. We shared the root beer float and also the opera cake. I liked the sassafras ice cream and root beer sorbet a lot with the two freshly baked chocolate pecan crisp cookies. I'm a big fan of root beer so to have it turned into sorbet is something new. The opera cake was very rich in flavor so I didn't really taste the almond sponge cake because of the chocolate. Overall, dinner was fantastic. I have a great appreciation for plate presentation and all the food looked as good as they tasted. A minor complaint about service was that I had to request water twice and waited a while before I was served water. Usually such high class places like Michael Mina will not let your water glass drop below 50%. It was a great meal and I left satisfied, but it wasn't one of the best fine dining meals I've had.
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output: The doctors office here is friendly but the optician and glasses store is not . Online glasses are often much cheaper and you can get a second or third pair. But without a pupil distance measurement it is impossible to order. However, this doctors office an optician refuse to give you that measurement unless you buy glasses from them. I don't think that's very good customer service. I would think they would want to help their patients more than that. I will not be back. I guess I know why Walmart optical is doing so well, they were happy to give me my measurement for free
Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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Wow this show is SUPER cheesy. I mean I'm standing there squished like a sardine between random people and I'm looking around like what the hell am I doing???? So the show starts. I must say that the special effects are spectacular but everything else...pass pass PASS. The cheesy lip syncing, super suggestive dialog and scantily clad women??? I thought this was a family show. I mean it's right out in the open. But I digress...I mean it is a free show. Who am I to complain about something free??? Seriously though....it really sucks.