Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Delicious food, fast service, friendly staff...what more could you want? I'll be back!
Q: positive

A: Location: Parc Avenue above Sherbrooke. You can easily walk from downtown in about 10 minutes, depending on where you're walking from. The place: I quite liked the space - it's very spacious with high ceilings and neutral colors. It felt very Zen, which of course, I like. Great music, too, which is key because I can't hang out in a place with sh*tty music. They have a great leather couch that we took possession of, as well as leather armchairs and your standard tables. The couch is definitely prime real estate. Service: Good - the girl behind the counter was friendly and patiently waited for us to decide what kind of tea we wanted. Once we made up our minds, we paid, went to sit down and waited for her to bring us our pot in a nice little tray with two pretty cups. No complaints here! The tea: They have a huge selection so I can't imagine a person not finding at least one tea that they like. I was feeling lazy so asked the clerk for a recommendation - something to help with digestion. Upon her suggestion, I opted for an herbal blend that turned out to be amazingly delicious. When I asked, the clerk told me that most of their teas were from Camellia Sinensis, though I'm not sure the herbal blends are because I couldn't find mine on the C-S web site (EnerTea). The perks: If you've read my reviews for Point G and Les Glaceurs, you know that I am a HUGE fan of macarons and Red Velvet cupcakes. I was positively delighted to find that Chai carries both brands - SCORE! The clerk did tell me that they buy the cupcakes in bulk and freeze them which I tend to dislike, but the mini cupcake that I had was just as good as buying it directly from Les Glaceurs so it passed the test. I would image that they also buy the macarons in bulk and freeze these as well, but I forgot to ask. They offer a combo that includes a pot of tea + 2 macarons for around $7-8, or you can buy a box of macarons (different format - you pick the flavors) which ranges in price from $9.75 for six, and upward. Free refills on your pot of tea. Price: Pretty darn good. A pot of tea with free refills is about $5.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: All the other reviews for Moo seem positive so maybe we just caught them on a bad day, but safe to say we shall not be going back! We'd decided against Circle further down the street as all the condensation on the windows made it look a bit sweaty but with hindsight, condensation = lots of people = popular. Anyway, I digress. So we ended up in Moo which has slightly quirky decoration; the highlight (or should that be lowlight?) was a perspex box with a display made from children's farm animals ('Moo' - I get it!) which may have been hilariously ironic when placed there but over the years has become dusty and just a bit grubby. A couple of sad little cows have also bitten the dust so it's actually just a box with some jumbled toys in it. Anyway, we only wanted drinks and I ordered hot chocolate. We'd been out for a walk and it was freezing so I was really looking forward to a steaming mug with, hopefully, some whipped cream and possibly even a marshmallow or three. I was gutted when not only did I not get any of these hot chocolate accessories but my 'hot' chocolate was more like 'luke warm at best' chocolate. My friend ordered milkshake and was excited by the fact that Moo proclaimed on the menu that it was made with Luca's ice cream. How could it fail?! By grinding ice cubes into it, not ice cream, that's how. Meanwhile, the boyfriend and friend No2 sat sipping tea and looking smug as we exclaimed with dismay over each fresh disappointment.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a negative review for a place
Output: My Fiance who is 26, was rejected from the door because they wanted "the girl on the ID". The bouncer threaten us by calling the police over, we did one better and walked over there ourselves and grabbed two officers. The bouncer then gave the officers her ID, we then spent 15 minutes as the two officers asked a series of questions which then ended with my Fiance verifying her last 4 digits of her SS. With enough legitimate proof we walked back to the bouncer, with the officers and had them confirm the ID. The bouncers still refused to let her in claiming they have the right to refuse anyone. I understand the risk and consequences of serving a minor alcohol. Also that their job at the door is to filter out the underage crowd. But if you tell us that we have the get the authorities to verify the ID, and we actually do so. Don't be a douche about it and still act like you're right. When we asked for management they supposedly called someone and then told us there was nothing they can do. We got our cover back and left. And hey, it's not like it matters that you guys lost 13 patrons that night. I guess you guys get one star for having bouncers who do their jobs?
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: I had a disappointing dinner at this location.Cobb Salad had dry chicken and lacked freshness in addition and especially concerning besides my food order was the behavior of a young lady working the bar. She constantly had her cell phone in hand at all times and even delayed service to her customers while she took and made personal calls. Very unprofessional and found it unbelieveable that the management allowed it. I and my wife were there on a Thursday for an early dinner between 4:30-5:30pm. The dining area did not protect you from the blinding Sun since there were no shades. We had to move to another table in the corner of restaurant.
Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A:
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....