Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: One of my favorite sandwich shops, they cut the meat fresh and the bread is really good. Never tried their pasta though.
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A: Food: These both got a little messy to eat so ask for extra napkins! - Taco asada - beef, cabbage, guacamole, salsa, and hot sauce over a mini flour tortilla ($1). Tasty and dirt cheap! - Quesadilla Pollo - chicken and cheese with cabbage, guacamole, salsa and hot sauce sandwiched between 2 mini flour tortillas ($2). Also, tasty and cheap! Service: Fast and friendly. This food truck spot opens at 7:30, we got here at 7:38 and all the table were taken. We had to wait for people to leave so we can quickly grab their table. I'll definitely come back. A tasty meal for $4, I also ordered bottled water ($1).
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I hate Best Buy. How dare you even call yourself "Best Buy" when you are nowhere near the "best buy" on anything? Your prices are inflated to a point that I find offensive and your staff has to be some of the rudest, most entitled (to what, I cannot tell you) group of individuals I've ever met. Was there a couple years back with Collin S. to easily get the worst customer service I've ever received while trying to buy a giant HDTV. The main TV salesman straight up refused to help me. I asked for his assistance several times, he ignored me and was just a cocky son of a bitch like helping me was somehow beneath him. It took everything out of me not to unleash a YOU WORK FOR ME ASSHAT on him, but somehow I refrained, probably because I am a lady : ) I ended up having to seek a manager who must've slapped his employee upside the head as all of a sudden he stopped being an asshole and was willing to help me. Thoughtful of them, don't you think? Willing to help me spend $1,000 at their store? That is really just soooo generous of them. Anyways, I do not like Best Buy. The only Best Buy I like is in a tiny little town called Anderson, South Carolina because everyone who works there is polite and I only go there once a year over Thanksgiving when I'm in town visiting my grandfather. It's in the middle of nowhere so it is the calmest Black Friday Best Buy in the world, I am convinced. To make a long story short, if you must go to Best Buy, avoid the one on 20th St & Camelback like the plague, and hop on a plane to Greenville, South Carolina, you'll thank me, I'm certain of it.
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Output: disclaimer to start: I have been to quite a few raw/live restaurants. (wooohoo!) And DEF a ton of vegan ones. As that is my lifestyle. Not to mention the fact that as a part of my business, people pay me to create healthy recipes. Not only for people personally, but cookbooks, blogs, etc...including raw. I have even taught people how they can prepare delicious raw & vegan food at home in a class format. On that note: We were excited to check this place out and taste another fun take on raw amazingness. And sadly, from the moment the cashier opened her mouth the tone was set, it seemed. She was flippant & rude... especially when we asked to get almond "cheese" on 1 side of the "pizza". The man and I both wanted to try and I am not a fan of nut cheeses. (or fake cheeses in general... or fake meat. For me... it freaks me out that something is not being what it truly is. I could prob say that's how I feel about fake people too! haha!) That brings me perfectly into my biggest point... Technically "raw" is anything under 119 degrees... SO, you could potentially have warmed items that still maintain the delicious nutrients that all raw food offers. AND--- our fav places in LA do this. For example... the biscuits and gravy do not come out ice cold. Same as their pizza. The pizza was ice cold. And apparently every thing they serve is that temp. Or room temp. That really turned me off. I really don't know any time I would say... ohhh, I am totally craving a cold enchilada. I spoke with what seemed to be the owner to ask a few questions and of course... he was offended and will prob reply to this post. But alas... I am hoping it causes him to re-evaluate the temp? the service? As I know it is probably super easy to not have any worry regarding temperature. The Buckwheat bread it came on was great! BUT--- we could've driven to whole foods and bought the same bread ourselves and assembled our cold dish at home. (especially with the price point so high) The menu also said it came with "walnut sausage". Throwing small pieces of walnut on a cold piece of bread does not a sausage make. Another one of our fav places at home has an incredible walnut sausage... that is a delectable mix and packed with flavor... not just the walnut. Which brings me to ANOTHER item on the menu they call "fries".... we were like... cool! Let's see the fun spin on "fries" done raw. Come to find out these are merely avocado slices. Just. Avocado. I LOVE avocado. If you say it's avocado. But don't tell me it's fries. SO--- in a nutshell--- the flavors were actually quite good. BUT--- I could buy at the store and assemble at home. (was hoping they built more ingredients in house, especially with the price) Don't tell me things are NOT what they actually are. "walnut sausage pizza" is not cold store-bought bread with nuts on top. Fries are NOT avocado. And please make a disclaimer somewhere.... ANY where on the menu that says all of our food is served cold or at room temperature. (I know its a RAW place... but I know RAW... and it doesn't have to always be cold or room temp.) then, we would know what to expect and probably really truly enjoy our experience. Also--- a little kindness and maybe a crack of a smile goes a real long way.
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output: Boy, was this ever a welcome sight to a couple Americans sick of eating fish and chips. We had a chicken and a shredded beef burrito, which came with refried beans and rice. We also had a margarita on the rocks and a Corona, both of which were super. The meal was filling although not as large as one you'd get in the US, but considering that most European portions are smaller, this was ample. The walls are decorated with iconic Emilio Zapata posters, sombreros and the like. The servers were friendly and helpful--2 ladies and 2 guys waited on us and brought us our food and drinks. I'm amazed and grateful to find this place on a steep street in the middle of Edinborough. Thanks to fellow Yelpers who helped us find and choose this nice place.
Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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I really liked the Yard House. There was entire section of vegetarian and vegan items on the menu made with Gardein. All of the options have dairy or mayo on them but they can be removed to make them vegan. The beer selection is impressive and made me super happy. I had a great beer from Dogfish Head. For happy hour all craft beers are $4-4.50 which is great for a lot of the obscure and hard to find beers on the menu. The server was very knowledgeable about the beer and menu and seems as though he wanted to help out. He had a great upbeat attitude. I will be here again for sure.