Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: Came in from Vegas! Love this place. Trivia was a blast on Thursday and Friday is even better. Greatest staff ever.

Q: positive

A: Another outlet store I LOOOOVED! Super great selection and even picked up a bag for 50% off!  But OK, not everything is 50% off though. Clothing was 20% off (at most) and the bags were about 50% as they were originally $700 - $1000. I also know that this store just opened recently.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Extremely rude service not only on the phone but in person at this location. DO NOT RECOMMEND. Was told on phone that there was a 45 minute wait and I could get my blood drawn and I drove to this location and the door was locked and women wouldn't speak to me through the door and just yelled "WE CAN"T HELP YOU WE ARE CLOSED." I guess I showed up a few minutes past them closing even though they were treating patients still. The woman wasn't even willing to speak to me like a human in order to answer my questions or apologize for giving me incorrect information. I stayed outside shocked by this behavior. Not only was I given incorrect information on the phone, but I was treated horribly. I am going to switch my lab needs to LAB CORP. It is probably a blessing in disguise as who knows if getting blood drawn is safe here with the angry people they have working there.

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Output: Hmm... Well we came in with very high expectations, based on a previous good experience.  The good: Great service from bus boys. Very nicely packaged doggy bag (for the dog, although he may not like the food either). Decent tasting bread.  The Bad: Overstretched waiters. Overcooked and dry food (both the gnocchi and lamb shank special). No decent restaurant would allow such food to leave kitchen. The food is edible...  Overall I think management is to blame.

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output: If you hate garlic, then don't come here. However if you don't, then come here as often as you can, plus this is the place to go for the best sangria in Montreal, hands down!  I love Club Espagnol for a variety of reasons, the sangria is one, the live flamenco shows are another, the gentle family atmosphere, the great terrasse out back and lively crowd all make this place work.   Oh yes, then there is the food. Tapas of all sorts: shrimp, calamari, octopus, chorizo sausage, all of it served in garlicky,  bread-moppable glory. Spanish ham, cheeses, salads, garlic potatoes and mushrooms, soups, and salads. Mains here include rabbit and many variations of paella. While walking by some tables, the paella plates were positively delicious looking, all the saffron-colored rice, huge shrimp, mussels and chunks of sausage and ham all in full view. Prices are also very reasonable.  I love the way families are usually here as well as younger couples, and groups of friends, all sharing the same space. I was here last week with a friend for dinner and some small girls were playing behind us when one of their balloons deflated and flew around before landing right in the middle of our table (not on any food) we both burst out laughing and so did the girls, it's the kind of place where stuff like that happens and it's fine.  Try to come here at least once in the summer, it's totally worth it.

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I wish I could give it zero stars...but the corn was good.  so was the salami, mortadella and cheese.  I'm not sure I'd even feed the rest to a rabid animal.  A piece of bread was so hard my tooth bounced off of it.  The roast duck salad was so rotten that it tasted like spoiled cantaloupe- you know when it goes all acidic?  The potstickers were so hard that my friend felt like she needed to go to a dentist to get her tooth fixed all weekend. We went for dinner. I expected more.  Everyone kept telling me the food was delicious.  Well, they don't have to cook the salami, mortadella or cheese- so they don't count.  And corn?  the only thing that was cooked in the whole buffet that was tasty was corn?  I paid $42 for some corn?  Shoot...you better take your behind to the little street vendor who sells the whole corn cob smothered in mayo, parmesan, hotsauce, etc for $1- at least that way you'll get your $worth!