Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: We ate at the daily dose twice for breakfast and both times the food and service were excellent. Pleasant atmosphere and I recommend the breakfast hash. Delicious. We will definitely return next year during our annual Spring training trip.
Q: negative

A: I want to give this place a good review because the food was good! Went there for the all-you-can-eat wings on Sunday. Fantastic wings. Terrible terrible waitress. My boyfriend and I ordered the unlimited wings and when we got the tab I was expecting to be charged $11.99 per person since we were both eating them. I was only charged $11.99. I looked at the menu, the hh menu, the "specials" menu, and their website. Indeed there was no indication that it was $11.99 per person, so I left it at that. We were watching the Seahawks game and we were there a while and yes, we ordered a lot of wings. We also ordered drinks and fries and other appetizers. We were there long enough that our waiter left and another waitress took over. Erica. Who basically ignored us. Towards the end of the game she rudely asked if we were going to order any more wings and said we were abusing the unlimited wings. She said she would "let us have it" which was weird, because we had already paid. She seriously made us feel guilty and bad for taking advantage of an advertised special that we had driven 20 minutes to get to. Her job is not to bark at customers for ordering food off the menu. It's not our fault they offer unlimited wings. I felt HUMILIATED. Like a fat cow. We will not be going back.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer: On more than one occasion I have had to point out that something I was purchasing was on sale. I have also picked up Mountain Dew that was a month expired and yesterday a Fat Tire beer that was expired. If it wasn't a two minute walk from my apartment I would avoid it.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: I've lived in the Foothills for the past 18 years of my life. I've been going to this store to purchase stamps/envelopes for years, especially since they stay open a couple hours later than the post office. That is literally the only good thing I can say about this place. My main concern is with the owner (or whoever the man is who has been constantly working there all these years). He's always been very rude to me and I really cannot determine why. I suppose when I was younger (a teenager) he could have used my age as an excuse to treat me like complete garbage--I understand a lot of people want kids in and out ASAP. Fine. Fast forward about 10 years.. I'm now 23 and have gone back a couple times recently and received the same awful service, if not WORSE. For starters, this guy seems to hide in the back of the store so even if I did need assistance, I'd have to go searching for him to get it. What really bothers me though is that the past two times I have gone here I have gathered the things I need, gone to the register, rang the bell for service, waited, rang the bell again, waited. Both times I stepped over a few feet and saw him scrolling down a webpage on his computer. No, he wasn't on the phone. No, he wasn't actively typing an email/placing an order or anything. He was scrolling down a list (similar to eBay, Amazon). Both times I rang the bell for a THIRD time before he begrudgingly got up and was "forced" to help me. Despite his unwillingness to help and miserable attitude, I always try to remain friendly (and honestly just GTFO as soon as I can because I hate this place). The second time I went and had this same horrible experience in two months, I was a bit frustrated. As I paid for my stamp and envelope, I was digging change out of my wallet and kept pulling out nickels instead of quarters. I quietly grunted to myself, expressing mild frustration, already annoyed at having to ring the bell THREE times just to get him to get off his computer. When I expressed annoyance (at MYSELF, mind you, not even looking at him) he gets all defensive and angrily and says "What? WHAT?!" and snatches my money from me when I present it. As if that frustration was directed at him--which it wasn't. But immediately after that I vowed never to give this a******* my money again. Long story short: the owner/operator of this establishment has treated me poorly for years now. I may be the stupid one for continuously going back in, but I honestly thought that "Hey maybe this guy was just having a bad day, I'll just run in and grab my stamps" and literally have had a horrible experience every single time. There's a piece of paper taped on the counter that says "Comments and criticisms are welcome" which makes me wonder if other people have complained about his God awful customer service. My mom and brother have the same opinion of him, as he also likes to sit on the computer and ignore the bell ringing whenever we need help. If you can make it to the post office in time, spare yourself the misery and don't go here.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: I had such high hopes based on other reviews, but ultimately I was left a bit disappointed. Perhaps it was a result of having my expectations set too high based on the feedback of others, but I was not impressed. Atmosphere - 8/10 - very cool decor with open air front, reclaimed wood and rustic decor throughout. I really like the vibe in here. The only downside was that, when seated near to the sidewalk with the front windows all of the way up, the sidewalk is the de facto smoking area and I was constantly getting mouthfuls of hot and humid cigarette smoke. Nothing SM can really do about that, but it still gets -1 point. Service - 5/10 - agree with one of the other reviewers that the seemingly "anything goes" vibe in terms of waitstaff clothing was a bit odd. I didn't see anything too outrageous, but it definitely classed the place down a little bit. I'm not expecting Ceviche here, but being able to quickly identify your server vs. a patron is kind of a necessity. I also just didn't get the warm and friendly vibe from a single person (hostess, host, server, or otherwise). Granted, they were busy, but you should never be too busy to provide great service. Lastly, your menu has no description of what is in the meatballs or what the sauces are. Either provide a side menu with basic descriptions or incorporate that into the server's table greeting. Whatever you do, don't A) be annoyed when we ask questions or B) give one word answers because you're busy. Food - 4/10 - really blown away by the 4 and 5 star reviews on this one. My wife got the sliders and tried 3 different varieties. I got the panini with the meatball of the day. When you base your concept around a single thing, you better be pretty good at it. This was just average. I want to be blown away with how good the meatballs or the sauce are, but I just wasn't. The food wasn't very hot either, and the cheese on the entrees wasn't even melted. It seemed they had rushed it through the broiler or oven because they were busy. Disappointing :( Price - 8/10 - for the location, very reasonable. I wish I could give this a 2.5 star because it just wasn't quite a 3 for me. If either the food or service improve only slightly I would have given it 3 stars.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer:
Almost every time I come to Vegas I stay here because its perfect for what I'm looking for in my Vegas adventure. I come here to get outside and enjoy myself or go gambling until 9am without having to sell a kidney and I get all of that here. Now let me also say, I'm a bit boogie when it comes to my hotel preferences so I'm not all about cost. I have realistic standards and understand the concept of "you get what you pay for" but I have NEVER gone wrong with LVH. I'm not a big gambler so I love being here where the tables are hot but not incredibly expensive to join. There are a lot of options on the machines which is great for me because I love the penny machines, lol. Its right off the strip and not on a street that is too hectic or in the hub of all the traffic, I don't care for any of that. I had bad customer service at the check in counter once but I attribute that to the lady who had a bad attitude and not the overall service at the hotel. When I requested toothpaste they had it to me very quickly which lets be honest, is kind of a big deal because no one goes out of their room with a hot mouth (let's hope not!) The room itself was very comfortable and didn't make me feel cheap. Now I understand this place isn't flashy like other hotels but I don't spend most of my time in my room, that's not why you come to Vegas! But when I am done with my daily adventure or need to rejuvenate I want to feel that I'm lying on clean sheets, the room is comfortable and I can relax. Each and every time it I was completely satisfied. Soooooo, try it out! It's very inexpensive and there are all kinds of ways to get deals on this place. Hotwire, Hotels.com, sign up on their email list and immediately get 30% off, sign up on their mobile line and get another deal. I've even seen offers on Hotel Tonight. DEALS, DEALS, DEALS....I like that too. Happy Vegas Adventures!