Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: After they sell you what they want, they don't care anymore. They get all the money upfront and after that there is no service. It takes forever to make appts because they are always short on staff. I am stuck at this place because I paid a lot of money but wouldn't recommend it.
Q: positive

A: Razmataz, after closing the store on Chandler Blvd Dec 2009, has opened a new store on Ray & Priest in Casa Paloma (Nov 2010). Same home furnishings as their other stores, on the high side, interesting looking but I couldn't find anything I wanted to buy. Interesting if you like to re-live walking through a high-end model home.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Don't let the exterior fool you! It's quite a hip dive bar inside. They play awesome music because they don't waste their time with crappy modern music, they have plenty of games to choose from so you're never bored, and they, and they staff are very friendly. I love coming here every time I'm at stand up scottsdale because everything (except comedy) is of better quality here. Thanks guys and keep up the good work!
Input: OPTIONS:
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Output: Spend your money else where!!!! This place shouldn't even get one star!!! I came in there on a Monday night about an hour before they closed wanting a polish change and some chick who looks like a witch, looked at me crazy and said "no we're bout to close" with a nasty attitude. Don't even bother going here unless you don't mind feeling uncomfortable.
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output: Went here, wasn't aware of what time they close. When we pulled up the neon sign was lit up and said open. The door was unlocked. So we went in and wasted 10 min. Being confused as to why no one was coming to the counter to help us. After we were completely frustrated we walk out and then an employees magically appears, saying they are closed, I think she had been outside talking to someone the entire time. Wouldn't common sense be to turn off the light, lock the doors, or at least tell people you are closed when they first pull up? I have never tried this place and I guess now I never will because I am never going back. If I could give 0 stars I would, or maybe even negative stars.
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OH MAN THE HYPE ON THIS JOINT!!! I was amped to come here. I love what he did with Ginza Sushi Ko in Beverly Hills and what he left behind -- a well taught sushi chef, Hiroyuki Urasawa.....and I knew what to expect with prices so I'm not going to reiterate the whole price point issue (that I agree with the majority on), but I never thought that this place would bend me over and do me like this?! Here's my fairy (nightmare) tale.... Setting: a warehouse? Whatever, it was cool. But it seemed like they got first pick of the real estate and picked the wrong place after all was said and done, "Ya, the ceilings a bit tall...." Hey I thought the lighting was pretty neat. Cast: Friendly service. Knowledgeable front of the house staff. Server forgot our waters and only brought one soy dish for the two of us. That balanced things out on the wrong end for sure. Plot: I appreciate the plate presentation and the actual food quality. The ingredients and overall variety on the sushi menu is fabulous but I had to reason with this lasting impression on the bill ----- ----- $18.00 cocktail = $18.00 Age-dashi Tofu. FML Conclusion: $113 tab for an appetizer, six pieces of sushi, a cocktail and a glass of wine.... First time I have ever felt so financially sodomized. I am excited about their next door spot "Shaboo", and I am probably coming back..... It's like watching Mrs. Doubtfire over and again: it fucking sucks, and you know what's going to happen, but you still end up crying a little