Q: Holiday, so we had dinner nearby and stopped at our favorite dessert place. Consistently, nice workers, busy, and delicious shaved cream desserts. I had the real taro topping for my first time: delicious! OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: I visited with a friend and we enjoyed the entire experience. We sat outside on the patio on a beautiful Saturday night. We chose Les Folies because we thought it looked super cute and had a great ambiance. I had the steak Poutine, which was delicious. The fries were thin cut and crispy and the steak was a nice addition to make it a meal. My friend had the Cali chicken sandwich which she also enjoyed. Overall, the combination of the fun atmosphere on the patio, nice waitress and excellent food made it a great night out. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: I would give this Starbucks a 0 but it doesn't let me. Today was the 4th time I was kicked out of a Starbucks when I had my Certified Therapy Dog with me. She has a vest and I have an ID I wear. I was told today my dog can't be in the store. I have spoken with SB "higher ups" in the past (when we were thrown out of other stores) and they say the staff cannot ask me about my dog or kick us out. It is against the law to throw a Certified Therapy animal out of anywhere. Starbucks has broken the law 4 times now. Not to mention humiliating & degrading me in front of other customers. I was called "Sweetheart" at another location (59th and Union Hills) in front if a packed store by an employee and was told I can't have my dog in the store, even though we were both clearly marked. Today was the last time SB is throwing us out. I have contacted several news outlets. They are not only rude but broke the law, numerous times. My dog is Certified and visits Nursing Homes and Hospitals. Starbucks, you threw the wrong duo out........again. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: Fine. I'll admit it: I am a sucker for the holidays. I've always had something of a fondness for Hallmark. Whether it's buying a card, browsing their "Peanuts" stuff, or mostly in selecting my new purchases from the given year's selection of Christmas ornaments, most of which are based around some pop culture moment that triggers some random life moment or interest. I'm probably one of the few people who starts looking forward to setting up the Christmas tree again come February. This Hallmark is very nice. It's in a good location, I enjoy chatting and joking around with the staff, and it's not that far from home so when I start getting twitchy for the annual ornament sales during the Summer and Fall, I don't have far to go. Something about the store is very "homey" (not the little plastic figures). It seems like Hallmark designs their stores with an air of "comfort" in mind, and it bodes well. Seriously, you're largely in there to cheer someone else up, aren't you? It's the cards that you give to family and friends as a thoughtful reminder, or a "pick me up". I do the cards and gifts for others. I go the "Pimp My Tree" route for myself. And voila! Everyone wins. With quite a few Hallmarks having closed in the greater area in the last few years, it's nice to see that this one is still going strong. Almost done with this year's additions. Now to start planing the tree layout.... OPTIONS:
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positive