Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: Went there late night. Had family come from out of town. This place has horrible service Only 1 other table in there and still took 45 min to get our order. Wanted to order more after the order came but did not want to wait another 45 min so we left. Not to mention our drinks which took 15 min to get to our table all we ordered was water and hot tea. Asked the waitress what is taking so long her response was everyone came at the same time meanwhile there is us and another table in the whole restaurant. The sushi wasn't bad that's why for the the 2 stars. Plenty of other places that has better sushi. Definitely wont be back!
Q: negative

A: The front desk service was really interesting. On a recent trip there after we checked out my girlfriend discovered she'd left her iPhone in the room. The front desk refused to allow her to go back to look for it. The desk called up to the room where presumably housekeeping was working. Nope, nobody had seen it. Then my girlfriend persisted. Front desk still refused to get more involved and appeared to gather around joking that my girlfriend would make such a request. Until we asked for the manager. Then they actually had a bellman go with her up to the room. Long story short the bellman found the maid who had "cleaned" the room. While my girlfriend was standing there the maid produced an iPhone from her pocket.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer: This is a fantastic store! I'll give it five stars on the sausages and the cheese alone. Not to mention the hundreds of other things that you just can't find in your typical supermarket.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: I used to eat at la Perla years ago and it was pretty decent. After my favorite Mexican restaurant probably in the whole world closed, Lily's just around the corner (RIP Zip. We miss the hell outta you. You better be waiting for me w/one of your Sunday morning pork chops when I reach the pearly gates. It just won't be heaven w/o it) we decided to give it another try. Wish I hadn't. It was ok....but just ok. Like another yelper posted, things had a weird after taste. I can't quite place my finger (or tastebuds) on what it is but there is just something funky about it. I truly wish I could like La Perla but, alas, my search for a replacement to my beloved Lily's continues. Pedro's down the street on Glendale isn't too shabby. Great enchiladas but not the homespun ambiance of Lily's. Sigh. UPDATE- I no longer have to search for a replacement to my beloved Lily's! The chefs of 30 years reopened in the same spot w/the same menu! Its call Fajardo's Cafe now and is the best homestyle Mexican food in town. Great family place. When I was there on Sunday morning there were little kids in their pajamas eating there. Too cute. I love a place I can go to and not have to put on makeup!
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: The rooms have little kitchenettes, AC, TV, Beds and Bathroom. They are no frills studios, available by the night or week. The cost is fairly low, we got our room for about 67 after tax. But the place is filthy. The lobby smelled of soup, our floor smelled of pot, which covered the soup smell. We had to move from our first room because it had a leaky, moldy toilet, our second room was little better. It was a hundred little things. We had to air out the room, the chair has a bunch of unidentifiable stains, the shower squeals when you run it, the sink doesn't drain properly, the free wifi is incredibly unreliable and slow... But, all this adds up to a systemic problem of CRAPPY HOTEL. We were too embarrassed to invite a friend up to our room. Just nasty. I'd really steer clear if I were you.
Q: negative

A:
This will be my final update of this establishment. I went in there again today. This time I just flat out asked them why there aren't any napkins anywhere? Oh, they got my sandwich right - for once. Anyway, the 2 kids behind the counter start shrugging their shoulders then say: We aren't allowed to give you napkins or a bag. But, they are "hiding" behind the counter. ??? What do you mean, you aren't allowed to give customers napkins? Someone actually told you you cannot give a customer a napkin? Well, they're hiding behind the counter, pointing to a huge stack of them - yes - behind the counter. This is starting to get appalling. So, they are intoning that if I want napkins I reach over the counter and grab them myself without asking. Same with a bag, if you want to take your sandwich/sandwiches home or to your work with you in a bag, you will have to grab that bag yourself. That was enough. I asked for a manager. A dude comes from behind the counter, the only one back there that wasn't a teenager and I asked him the same thing. Why no napkins? "Corporate policy". Are you SERIOUS?!!! What kind of blooming restaurant has a corporate policy NOT to give napkins to it's customers?!!! He state the same regurgitated rhetoric: They're hiding behind the counter. Well why bother having them there if no-one is allowed to USE them? Shall I use my shirt sleeve to wipe my mouth? Jimmy Johns is new to this area. It was the 6th time I had been to this one, a new one just built a few months ago. It is also the last time I will EVER go to that place. They don't want to give out napkins and actually have a POLICY NOT to do so? They can go stick it where the sun don't shine.