Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Generally very poor and rude service. Have been in several times with same result. I get the impression that unless you are an elite athlete with a super-bike, they aren't interested in talking to you. Pity since it's my local store and I would prefer to be able to support them... I mentioned this to my son and he said the same thing - he'd received rude and off-hand service. Curious cos if a store wants to survive - friendly service should be a top priority.
Q: negative

A: Thin crust and a bit burned on the edges. Extremely light on the sauce and 1 slice got 1/2 of a pepperoni. For 5.99 + tax=$6.49 eh average grub. Might return.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I just paid $6.32 for a Tall Mocha. I pay $2.45 @ home in Orlando. Is this what Europe looks like? Perspective: Gallon of gas, $3.39, my mocha: $6.32. Same cup, same service, just 3 times the price. Oh goody.
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: Uh, the staff?? Amazingly nice people who value their work. Oh, and the food is BOMB
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output: So sad. I had high hopes and was very let down. I normally write detailed long reviews but I will simply say --- skip this place. The price is ridiculous for what you get. I ordered 2 recommended sushi rolls (sign in front said this place was voted best sushi in Vegas) and the Top Chef Master shirmp corn dog which is supposedly famous. All 3 items were very boring, and felt like a $15 meal, not a $40+ one. I never skip dessert but did since I figured it would be more of the same --- silly price for mediocre stuff. Avoid. Period. Go to Mix nearby instead.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
Very good. Clean restaurant. Tasty muscles, clams, oysters, crab, and shrimp. great and oh that strawberry ice cream!