input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: This museum is located in a beautiful old building in a convenient location just off Fremont Street. The admission is a bit steep, but we were able to use my Hubs law enforcement discount (bring i.d.). We weren't sure what to expect, but reading my way through a museum wasn't one of them. From the minute you walk in to the minute you leave you are reading. Great big displays with paragraphs of information and yet little displays with paragraphs of information. A person could spend 8 hours on these 3 floors and still not be done! You get the random 2-3 minute video documentary, but I can see these at home anytime I want. From my couch. For free. If anything, the museum people are thorough with their written information. A cool thing in the museum was the wall from the St.Valentine's massacre (be careful not to miss it, a retractable screen coming from the ceiling covers it 50% of the time), and there are very few artifacts. Some poker chips, match books, Al Capone's Hat and a couple of his rings, but a poor showing for an entire museum. Oh, there is also a couple of guns (belonging to no one in particular) strewn through- out for effect. Bring your reading glasses and wear your most comfortable shoes if you choose to experience this, but given the option save your money, grab some popcorn, put your feet up and watch a documentary at home.
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: I've been bringing my dog here for a while now. The staff are very friendly and I can ways get an appointment for her without waiting for days. We use to go to Petsmart but they tend to keep her for 4+ hours whereas urban mutts has her in and out within a few short hours. I brought Lola in 2 weeks ago (Thursday) and in an hour she was ready to be picked up. When I went to get her she was dragging me out the door which she doesn't normally do. I got to the car and noticed under her chin was longer than I wanted so we went back inside. They were so nice and trimmed her up and said they would make a note in her file. When I got home she kept shaking (more than usual) and scratching her ears, I went to feel her ears and they felt really dry inside. Her behavior continued on Friday and then Saturday morning when I pet her she kept crying/yelping when I touched her ears. We took her to the vet and turns out she had 2 terrible ear infections!! They were swollen inside, red, bleeding and pussing! They say it often happens when the inside of her ears aren't fully dry, but the ear hairs were cleaned out so they must have known. I called the groomers Monday to speak to a manager and she wasn't in, so she called me back Tuesday. I explained how frustrated I was that nobody even told me about her ears...and they had 3 opportunities to. She said sorry and blamed it in the receptionist. I think that the actual groomer should have been the one to tell me, and if you forgot then have the decency to call me and tell me. Lola has been on meds/drops for 2 weeks now and it still hasn't cleared. I'm hesitant to come back here now.
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output:
I really liked the lighting in this place really wasn't a fan of the music which was main stream rap not to mention this club was really small it was like a club in a living room.