Question: Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: fantastic thai spot.  i'd be tempted to call it a hidden gem, but over 100 yelpers have already "found" it before me.  +1 for that hole-in-the-wall feel.  maybe 7 tables inside.  +1 for very friendly service.  +1 for good wonton soup, served as soon as we sat down.  +1 for great lunch prices.  +1 for great pad thai.  i'm not an expert on thai food, but this seemed pretty darn authentic.  one of the best meals we've had while vacationong in phoenix.  recommended!

Q: negative

A: Less than 10 minutes after our daughter's wedding ceremony, the best man came running from the banquet hall to the church saying there was "somewhat of an emergency." The bartender needed ice! The father of the bride, in a full tuxedo and an outside temperature exceeding 100 degrees, had to leave his daughter's wedding to go buy 150 pounds of ice (it was in the contract that they would bring 150 lbs of ice!).  As I entered the banquet hall, I saw the bartender alongside my brother-in-law, who had traveled to Arizona from Boston to be at his niece's wedding. I asked him why he was inside the bar, serving drinks, and he said the bartender needed help. Soon enough, we convinced the caterer to share their staff and cut my family loose to enjoy the wedding. What a fiasco! We paid nearly $650 (I sent the check in February, and it expired because they didn't cash it until June) to have a bartender serve drinks for 6 hours to 150 people, and bring along some soft drinks and water. We supplied all the booze. There were actually 170 people. Did 20 extra people make it that much harder to serve cold drinks?  Two days later, I sent a disgruntled email to Eric Kelchlin, (the owner?) and he called me back, saying that the wedding ceremony had ended 40 minutes early and that made it difficult to be ready for the reception. I certainly hadn't been looking at my watch through my tears that hour of the day, but I don't see how it is possible that we were 40 minutes early! We had arranged for the bartender to be there at 3:30 pm, and the wedding was from 4:00-4:30 pm. My husband said that he saw the bartender arriving with a small amount of ice, as he and my daughter were entering the church to go down the aisle. Apparently, the bartender was late, or he would have had an hour to chill drinks. At best, the wedding ended only 15 minutes early.  The night before the wedding, I called Mr. Kelchlin and spoke with him because I was concerned that the drinks would not be cold fast enough, and to tell him that this wedding was full of partiers! He assured me that they would get the drinks cold fast. They didn't bring any tubs or coolers, and used the ones on the premises instead. I understood that they were going to take care of this for us. Mr. Kelchlin also told me that we had an incredible amount of alcohol, more than he's ever seen for 170 guests. We had 10 cases each of 4 kinds of beer, 70 bottles of champagne, and 20 cases of wine (3 varieties), and we did have a lot left over. I don't understand how that mattered, when they just had to chill a few kinds continuously to serve the event.  After my emailed complaint and our phone conversation, I received this email response from Mr. Kelchlin: "Hi Karen, again I'm sorry you are not satisfied with Rahul's service. I try very hard to make sure everyone's events run smoothly and unfortunately this may not have been the case with your event." He also offered $25 compensation for the ice, which I declined.  In Rahul's defense, I asked him for a glass of Pinot Grigio and he said he didn't have any. I said,  "I am the mother of the bride, and I bought it! It's right there," and I pointed to the unopened case of wine. From that point on, he remembered me and I didn't even have to ask for it. He poured it quickly with a smile and a nod. I liked him!  Other than his apparent tardiness, we were happy with Rahul's service -- he was friendly and worked fast. Perhaps Mr. Kelchlin didn't tell Rahul I had been concerned about having lots of cold drinks ready at 4:30!

Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: The first time I went to Al's was on a cheat day during a no-carb diet. The first donut I had was a freshly made Cronut, he was icing a batch with a honey glaze when I walked in the door. Biting into that hot and still sticky b/c-the-glaze-hasn't-had-time-to-harden-yet donut... been chasing that dragon ever since.   Great donuts. Get them fresh and they are even better.   Non-donut offerings? meh.

Input: OPTIONS:
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Generate a positive review for a place
Output: Actaully, I was really surprised by this ride.  I thought the wait would take forever and it looked like the ride would be short.  I mean, it looked cool, but I didn't expect it to be that fun.    However, the wait didn't take very long, which is always good.  My cousin and I finally made it up to the register, but we realized we didn't have enough money.  The cashier lady told us just to get the money and come back to here.  That was great since our wait line didn't go in vain.  So, we made it up to the ride.  The drop was steeper than I expected, and the ride was longer too.  There were a bunch of turns, and a couple of drops here and there.  And the drops were insane.  I got that crazy stomach feeling everytime.

input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: For over a decade, Claim Jumper was one of my favorite family restaurants. Things changed when the Landry's corporation began taking over. Favorite dishes like the Whiskey Chicken, Gold Rush Chicken and others started disappearing. Prices slowly crept up. A favorite of mine, the salad bar, is now only available in a couple of locations. Then before you knew it, no more muffins with your entree.  Landry's, thanks for ruining a good thing. I have to remind myself not to be tempted coming here based on memories of great past experiences.

input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output:
Answer: Good for all you can eat sushi. Service the last time I was there was bad but probably because I came with a group of 10 people. Never had a problem before with the service.