Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: We stayed at the one on Paradise Rd.What can I say this place is worth it.Nice rooms ,nice staff,excellent free breakfast..Great lobby.One of the nicest places I have ever stayed at.
Q: positive

A: VERY clean room. Well stocked with towels & extra pillows. About $60.00/night including a fridge which the competition usually doesnt include. Room much bigger than others at that rate. Linens & toiletries were of a higher quality than rooms usually priced that low. Friendly staff, very quick check in/out. Location allows for less interaction with tourists (I still love you guys tho *wink). Top of the list for the next staycation.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer: Ah yes...time again for some new living room furniture. After getting new sofas every couple of years, we decided to give some leather furniture a try. We found a couple of beautiful pieces and got a quote from our salesperson, Jeff. We thanked him and went to check out some competitors' options to compare. I'm not a huge fan of the all-day shopping events, and my preference was for the Haverty's pieces, so I decided to go back and see if Jeff could knock off the shipping charges to keep the price around 3 grand. He looked incredibly annoyed (and why wouldn't he...it eats into his commission). He had to "speak with someone" about getting the price down. He also asked if I would buy today if he could get the price of the shipping knocked off. Which of course, led to my belief that I'd be pulling out my wallet in a couple of minutes. Here's where my decision to find a new store, or at the very least, work with another salesperson comes into play. When speaking with Jeff, I expressed that I wanted to stay around or under 3 grand to stay within my budget...that...and...my wife wasn't exactly thrilled about purchasing a leather set to begin with. Annoyed that I was asking for "free shipping" ($120) on a $3,000 purchase, Jeff decides that the best thing to tell me...is...that I should have been looking at furniture I can afford. Did he really just say that? There's no way I heard that, right? Now there's two sides to me...the one that could have handed him my business card and discussed the difference between the words "budget" and "afford," and the one that was in total shock as he walked away to talk to a manager. While my nature tends to lean towards the former, I was certain that any discussion past this point would have been a waste of breath. To be fair, i was already receiving a $100 discount for every thousand I spent (not including the $300 warranty). Since the price only came to $2700 without taxes and warranty, it would only be $200 off. I walked in to speak with Jeff for a deal on shipping. I was prepared to leave and buy elsewhere if he was unwilling to negotiate. The only reason I'm updating my review is to bring light to a poor choice of how to speak to a customer and an unwillingness to be flexible. Profit margin is considerably higher in the furniture business than in most other retail outlets. As a returning customer I expect some flexibility in maintaining the relationship. Acting like the $120 delivery charge would bring the net profit below all costs was absurd...and if it's not absurd...Haverty's business model must be.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: Good evening my fellow yelpers! It has been a while and I've had many good eats within the time that I've been away and now it's time to clean out my backlog of unfinished reviews so let's cut straight to the chase shall we? One of the best places to eat in the UNLV area goes by the name of Yayo Taco. It is walking distance from the student union and everything they have to offer is affordable in terms of a college student's budget. The venue is a pretty chill place. It definitely has that hole in the wall feel and there's no mistaking that this is a locals joint because it has that family feel to it when you're just hanging out. Yayo holds frequent events and they have local bands come out to play in the venue and they're always a blast but the best thing about this place is that they cater to the students. Yayo is best known for having a student deal available not only to the students of UNLV, but to the students of CSN as well. This deal includes your choice of 2 sides, 4 tacos classicos, and a drink. There are quite a few sides but I like to get sweet potato fries and a side of nachos. They have a great variety of tacos and I LOVE LOVE LOVE the beer battered camarrones (shrimp) tacos. SOOOO GOOD. One more little perk about Yayo is their wide selection of beer.. and they have a WIDE selection. Overall Yayo Taco is a must for any UNLV student looking to grab a bite to eat while keeping your wallet alive. As for the out of townies.. if you're visiting a UNLV buddy.. go here.. if not.. LOCALS ONLY! :P
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: Ugh. I get annoyed just thinking about my first and only dining experience here. It's going to take a lot for me to want to eat here again. Maybe I had set my expectations too high. Maybe I was too worried about having those expectations met the entire time I ate here. Maybe their menu selection really wasn't that great the day I went and their waitstaff really was that annoying. For now, I'm going with the latter. Croque madame. Gnocci. Mussels. Those were our menu options. A sandwich, some balls of dough and seafood in the middle of the desert. Why? How does that even make sense? The bread on the croque madam was overly buttery, a failed attempt at resembling anything remotely grilled or toasted. I have no idea what they were trying to achieve with that. The gnocci was very unmemorable. And the mussels were mediocre at best. One more thing: the fries. Let me talk about the fries for a second. Each entree, even mine which didn't include fries, came with a mountain of fries. Again, "Why??" No idea. Was the chef over zealous about giving out fries? Were they knowingly trying to supplement their subpar food with free French fries? Was it necessary to give us five pounds of this stuff? It was a. Lot. Of. Fries. On to the service. Our waiter was teetering very close to annoying. Lingering at our table, asking us what ethnicity we were, what our plans were for the night, where we were from. Dude, can a girl eat her food without having to entertain the waitstaff? Guess not. Of course all traces of doting attention evaporated when it came to paying the bill. The sun had set, it was very dark outside and we were trying to split the bill in the dark, amongst six people. Yikes. The combination of our clingy waiter's intrusive and at times, snide remarks and the poor menu selection have me more than convinced I do not need to eat here again. Next time Thomas Keller. Actually, maybe not.
Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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- positive) yelp review.
A:
@DowntownLV bitters & syrups are made in house :-) Waitstaff that is extremely knowledgeable about the cocktails :-) Featured cocktails that are unique and interesting with often surprising and sublime characteristics :-) Dark and intimate atmosphere befitting a cocktail lounge :-) Drunk girl passed out in the bathroom...it is Vegas after all :-/ The Downtown Cocktail Room @FremontBars is a real gem.