input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: This Goodwill is.. eww, not so good. Parking is really bad. Always. Period. There is a tiny lot with plenty of cars. Space between shelves is so narrow that two carts can't go side by side. Being a crowded place, it is very hard to move around. Public is regular Goodwill public, read - mean, not willing to move their cart away, not willing to step an inch to the side to let you take a look at what you want, etc. So either go early in the morning when they just opened or very late in the evening. But even this would not have been the problem, if it wasn't for pricing. I have no idea who does their pricing, but they definitely have no idea what they do. A deck of cards goes no lower than $1. Em.. Really? Those heavily used cards, maybe some are not even there?.. Kids toys. Broken, dirty. No lower than $2-3, usually much higher. I saw some LeapPad shells without anything inside, just a plastic shell, priced for $5. Books. Used and abused children's books. $1.99. They sell trash but price it as if it was gold. Seriously, I find better deals in Savers. Not to mention, Savers is MUCH cleaner, MUCH bigger and you can actually BREATHE there. This particular Goodwill checkout is slow and exhausting. They have no room for people to stand in line.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: Me and my family loves this place. The food is authentic, tastes good, and is fresh. The service and attitude of the family that works there is always welcoming. The atmosphere is very simple, but, sometimes that's all you need. They are always accomodating to me and my daughter's food allergies and don't upcharge for changes. I am Lebanese and am discriminating about middle eastern food; there are more options that have recently opened in the Henderson area, but this is still my favorite.
input: Write a positive yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output:
The reviews for this hotel are pretty uneven. It seems like the people who gave the hotel a higher rating are the ones who actually stayed at the hotel, and the ones that gave it a lower rating are people who just came to play in the casino. I actually stayed here, and I was pleasantly surprised. This is one of the cheapest hotels in all of Las Vegas during the weekdays. I think I paid $20/night for four nights. I come to Vegas quite often, and I'm not here on vacation, so I don't mind staying at seedy hotels if all I need is a place to sleep and shower. This place isn't a seedy hotel at all. I stayed on the ninth floor in one of the tower rooms, and it had an amazing view of Stratosphere and that whole cluster of hotels. The beds and bathroom were very clean, the air condition was excellent, and there was a very comfortable sofa in the room, which is where I spent most of my time sitting. This is definitely an older hotel, so nothing in the room, or the entire hotel and casino for that matter, is going to look new and fresh. But it's very clean and comfortable. My only complaint is that the bathtub didn't drain very well, so after I finished taking a shower, I was standing ankle-deep in my own bath water. The casino isn't great. But then again, there isn't any place in Downtown Las Vegas that has a casino that compares to the hotels on The Strip. Half the casino smells like a Subway restaurant, because there's a 24/7 Subway there. There are slot machines and all the basic table games. The sportsbook area isn't great, and the security guards are very adamant about not allowing people to fall asleep while sitting and watching sports, so if you fall asleep, they'll wake you up and ask you to leave the area. The best perk of staying at this hotel is that Fremont Street is right outside, which is the main touristy area of Downtown Las Vegas. It's a fun area, full of restaurants and shops. I found a great hipster coffee shop across the street from the hotel, and I spent lots of time there with my laptop. Overall, this hotel is an excellent place to stay if you want to be in Downtown Las Vegas. If you're making a once in a lifetime kind of trip to Vegas, I'd recommend paying more and staying at one of the bigger, nicer hotels directly on The Strip. I've stayed in many hotels in this town, and this is definitely the most I've ever received for my money. I would definitely stay here again.