Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Here is another 5 star review for Joe's Mobile Detailing! Jonathan came out to our house and did a complete detail of our black 2013 Cadillac XTS Platinum. He did a fantastic job on our Caddy! We are so pleased with Jonathan's work that we have scheduled him to come out again this week to do our 2010 white Buick LaCrosse. You cannot go wrong with Joe's Mobile Detailing!
Q: negative

A: The place is very nice inside. We came to eat and left still hungry. The food is nice but the dessert was very small. We ordered the apple pie and the size was very very small. People that ordered miller lite and Jack Daniels where out of luck none in stock. This was a Monday. Come on stock up. The lady behind the bar was busy chatting to the other bartenders and not helping the patrons. I would hate to see what it is like when it is busy.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Long wait! And the usual screaming children and bad parenting that makes this place special
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Output: Yes, I just gave this donut house a five star rating. Winchell's is benefiting from the wave of nostalgia that came over me when I walked in with my pal Matt after dinner at Wendy's Noodle House. It was already 8:30pm, but the cases were FULL of fresh donuts. I remember having Winchell's all the time when I was growing up in SoCal and they were everywhere. I'm sure I've driven by this one, but never stopped in until tonight. Matt told me they're open 24 hours, too--curses! I don't need to know that. He's just paying me back for telling him that Keebler Grasshopper cookies are the same thing as the Girl Scouts' Thin Mints and can be had year-round. Now we're even. Four donuts for $2.99 cannot be beat and the memories that Winchell's brings back are priceless.
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output: I usually enjoy coming to this location. It's remodeled nicely and I like dining in on the rare occasion that I decide to go to McDonalds. I was very disappointed with their drive through staff. While I did want a quick breakfast, I would have preferred that they slowed down at least a tad bit to actually hear my order and fill it correctly. I felt rushed and like the staff really didn't care to help me out. When I ordered my breakfast sandwich I clearly said I wanted sausage egg and cheese later to find out I only got sausage. I found it weird that they didn't hear me but when my boyfriend turned to me and asked if that was it they heard him thinking he said that that was all and told us our total and rushed us on to the pay window. NY boyfriend didn't even get a chance to order a drink and I would have held them up to keep our order going but I just didn't have the patience at the moment. I'd just suggest to the drive in staff to be more polite and take their time to make sure they are getting customers what they'd like. From what I've learned in the food industry communication is essential for customer satisfaction. That's something this location appears to need work on.
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So, I feel the need to preface this by saying I am originally from southern California. I've been to a ton of "authentic" Mexican restaurants. I'm talking full on Mariachi band, goat burritos, and hand written menus. Mexi-Casa has got to be the "Whitest" Mexican restaurant I've ever been to. Typically Mexican joints that aren't run by people of Mexican Heritage are surfer food, big fat burritos stuffed with everything but the kitchen sink. Unfortunately Mexi-casa does not fall into either categories. I decided to get a burrito, I figure a Mexican restaurant that can't get this staple of Mexican cuisine right is NOT a Mexican restaurant at all. It's hard to describe the flavor of this "burrito" as it's honestly like nothing I have ever tasted before. If I had to describe it to someone, I would say they took a stir-fry, shoved it in a tortilla, poured on some hot sauce and called it a burrito. It's really the strangest combination of flavors I've ever digested at a Mexican place. So, between the soggy overpriced food, slow service, no corn tortillas, and room temperature beer, I don't think I'll be coming here again. Note to the Chef: At the very least, melt the freakin' cheese on the burrito before you send it out, mine was still cold from the fridge.