user: Q: Worst Studio in Vegas for sure.  I have been doing yoga in this town for several years now & this is the one that continues to find a way to irk me almost everytime.  It's not the instructors, they are amazing.  However, the management in these studios seems more intent on greedily making money than actually providing a quality yoga experience for their communities.   I wrote this studio off awhile ago, but then last year decided to give them a second chance & join a friend for a "community" class which was supposed to be $10.  When I went to pay with a credit card, they informed me I would have to pay $17 if I was not going to pay with cash.  So you want to penalize me for not paying in cash?  Um, a bit ridiculous don't you think?  After driving all the way to the other side of town, I paid it & enjoyed my class.  But I thought I'd never return.   Then this year, Groupon had an 8 class pckg available for a significant reduction in price.  One of my favorite instructors teaches there right now & so I decided to give the "Sanctuary" a third try.  I was not informed that I only had 30 days from redeeming the groupon with the first class to use all 8 classes, I was under the impression I had until the Groupon expiration date.  So when I showed up for my third class I was told my Groupon had already expired.  They were completely unwilling to work with me.  So I left, drove down the street to Bodyheat Yoga & Pilates (an amazing studio btw) & paid even more than $17 for one of their classes.  For a studio like Yoga Sanctuary to charge what they do when they do not provide adequate space for changing, showering, etc... is ridiculous.   Also, if you work at night, you don't have much choice of day classes, they have a limited number available, & nothing in the afternoons on any day except Saturday.   Most importantly, the spirit of yoga is one of giving, one of a generous spirit.  I do not begrudge a studio trying to make a profit & run a business.  But if that's all you're concerned about, you will not profit for long.  And I, for one, will never go back after all this.  Strike 3, you out!

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Q: Great, organic food that you can't get anywhere else. I wasn't sure what to expect the first time I went in a Trader Joe's based on a couple of close friends acting like young teenagers. I didn't even know it was a grocery store. Once I looked around at a high level and then started paying attention to the individual items, my wife and I tried a few things that looked unique to this store they we've never seen in other stores. We then figured out what the hype was all about. This place is great!!! The peanut buttercups, mild fresh salsa, and the French berry lemonade soda is all off the chain!

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Q: best chai in the city  and some good coffee

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Q: My mother and I went on this tour, looking forward to learning more about how residents lived during the time of the plague.   We were pretty disappointed. They take you in to about five underground rooms that had been abandoned and built on top of as the city expanded. The tour guide was so hokey and I think he was the one enjoying the tour the most, getting to practice is over-acting. He kept stopping for overly long "dramatic pauses." There were seriously times that I wanted to be like, come on, get on with it.   The underground rooms, which have been refurbished since the days where people actually lived here, have been decorated with cheesy, plastic people figures to show historical scences. It was pretty pathetic.   Don't waste your money. If you're looking to learn about the haunted history and actually LEARN something about the city, go on the City of the Dead tour that meets outside of St. Giles Cathedral- it's ten times better than this nonsense.

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assistant: negative