Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: This guy totally bait and switched me. I went in and he told me 50 dollars and I thought that was high so I went and called my insurance to see if it would be cheaper to just get new frames. I went back in and said ok I will do it. Then I pulled out a 10% discount card and then he told me 69 but he will do it for 50. I thought that was pretty unethical. I told him I would pay 45 which would be his orginal quote plus my 10% off. He refused.
Q: positive

A: BabyStacks Cafe brings me back to island life because of their ono grindz, island music, and kamaaina-esque service. This place sort of reminds me of Eggs 'n Things and Koa Pancake House in Hawaii, but comparing BabyStacks to those places just isn't fair. BabyStacks is your typical breakfast/brunch joint with an island/filipino-inspired flare. Their menu items include the usual eggs, bacon, sausage, crepes, french toast, pancakes (large variety), etc. but if you're looking for something more (I'm talkin' to all ya'll Pacific Islander Yelpers) they also have spam, Portuguese sausage, loco moco (with the choice of garlic fried rice), Kalua pig (benedict), adobo fried rice (omelette), etc. The restaurant is quite small and fills up rather quickly, but for our party of 7 (arriving after about an hour and a half of opening) only waited for about 15 minutes. Not too bad. I ordered the Adobo Fried Rice Omelette, and thanks to my family, I was able to try bites of the Kalua Pig Benedict and Nutella Crepes. The Adobo Fried Rice Omelette was delicious! The rice is fried with Filipino-style chicken adobo, wrapped inside a fried egg (hence, "omelette"), and garnished with scallions. The portion they serve is big enough for two people, so if you're not too hungry or want to try more things on the menu, I'd suggest sharing. The Kalua Pig Benedict was also very good. The pork was cooked and seasoned well. I wouldn't mind ordering it on my next visit. The Nutella crepe was just alright. I prefer my crepes to be thinner. The thickness of the crepe topped with cream made it a little soggy for my taste. If you do decide to order crepes I'd, again, suggest sharing it because they're huge! Talk about kanak-attack!!! They also have daily specials that aren't menu regulars, so if you're looking for a unique breakfast experience check this place it out!
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: We visited this place for the frist time food was pretty good wasn't really what I expected orange Chicken a little over cooked.and Spicy noodles kinda of salty. Will try again.
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Output: Rooms were clean. Clubhouse was nice. Staff are friendly, not super helpful on Thursday evenings. Most likely due to excessive checkins. Close to strip and affordable. They do try and pitch a time share present, which is okay because they do offer you nice gifts to hear their pitch.
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output: HEY Y'ALL!!!!! Take a look at the replys to Viet P.'s comment. Who knew powdered flavorings, milk and tapioca would ever be taken so seriously? I wonder if there'll be a Bobby Flay-like throwdown soon? If so, I'll be there!!! ^-^ LOL ^-^
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I stopped in here for a bite on 1/22/14 at 3:19PM and ended up ordering one beef and one chicken taco to go. Both seemed to taste ok but a number of hours later I had a very bad case of food poisoning that lasted about 24 hours. Anyone that has been sick from food this was about a 7 or 8 on a scale with 10 being the worst. I'm just not sure which taco it was that got me sick but it was either the chicken or the beef. Beef and chicken seemed cooked as I recall. I went the through the airport recently again and asked a shoe shiner about this place and that person suggested that it is known "not good" by the people that work in the terminal. I would avoid.