Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: for some reason when we were in our limo i thought we were headed to tao so i was pretty excited...but we ended up at the wynn? still confused as to how we ended up at the wynn instead of the venetian but we were drunk so whatever. headed to tryst on a saturday night... line was pretty long...and we had a group of 15..luckily, one of the guys in our group greased the security guy with a couple hundred and we walked right past everyone.. there was still cover (20 - girls, 30 - guys) i'd complain about the cover if i didn't have such a fun time. the music was cool...every once in awhile theyd play a song and wed be like wtf...but overall the mixes were good not sure how much shots/drinks were since i didnt pick up the tab...but i did get a new castle which was 10 bucks... there was a huge waterfall as the backdrop...atmosphere was pretty sweet. and it wasn't hot and sweaty like most clubs... probably had one of the funnest times clubbing here..i dont think we left til like 430?

Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Carbs upon carbs - that's probably the best way to describe German Bread Bakery. Tucked away in a shopping center, this place is far too nondescript considering all the deliciousness that lies past the door. Walking in, it took me a minute to process all the options and decide what I wanted. The woman behind the counter was very patient and incredibly friendly - not at all exacerbated after I decided to add on more and more. All in all, I decided upon a pretzel roll, pretzel twist, apple strudel, pudding danish and an almond horseshoe - all of which cost under eight dollars. I couldn't even wait until I got home to start devouring, but in my defense, the drive home was half an hour. Parking lot snacks, for the win! The pretzel twist was not at all what I expected - it was light, but with a nice crust and touch of salt. Next thing standing in my path was the almond horseshoe. The cookie itself was a bit too almond-y for my liking, but pretty good overall. When I got home, I gave my mom the apple strudel, which she finished off in five minutes - a sign this place got it right. I tried a bit before she really honed in, and it was flaky, subtly sweet, and brimming with apple chunks. The pudding danish was slowly picked off by both my brother and I - something as light as that danish is deceptive. I'm sure it's packed with fat and calories, but it sure didn't seem like it while I finished it off. This is the sort of place I really love. A quaint place that makes quality products without love produced by the overabundance of sugar or preservatives. As I was leaving, the woman asked if this was my first time visiting, to which I positively confirmed. Her response was "Well, I hope to see you soon. If not soon, then eventually." Oh believe me, keep making those baked goods, and you will definitely see me again.

Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
I would give it a 31/2 probably. With the plethora of Thai places in pittsburgh, I was expecting a little more than average when I went there. The food was decent, but nothing like what I haven't had before. There were 6 of us and we had ordered 5 dishes, with 2 more servings of rice, everyone was pretty full. I really really liked the duck dish that we got (it was gingery, forget the name though). The mushrooms were really good in both the chicken and the duck dish (couldn't say the same about the chicken). The pad see eww( I never order pad thai, i usually get this instead so I judge places by how they make these), was ok, a little on the saltier side, but still decent (we had got the vegetarian one so dunno how the meat ones would fair). All in all, a good place, I would like to go again sometime. I was glad it was open on christmas eve.