Sentiment analysis: Las Vegas is indeed a place that is worth experiencing. Is it a place I would want to live? No. Since I first went to Las Vegas in the early 90's I have seen this town which seemed rough around it's glamorous edges turn into a decent sized city. But with the delight of growing also comes growing pains. Personally I think traffic in Las Vegas is God awful. Not only are the roads seem ill maintained and in need of being expanded but the way people drive is nothing short of inconsiderate or even cautious. Perhaps it is resident's of Las Vegas and Nevada that feel like they need to drive this way to deal with incompetent tourist drivers. Whatever the case may be I can leave it. Denver drivers don't drive like this! Eating out I found out can be a gamble too. Some places that charge an arm an a leg only put out sub par casino food. The Strip is especially guilty of this. I did find that if you do wonder off The Strip not too far then you can find some good places. Just avoid the places that will bring in tourists. Of course there are always exceptions to the rule. As Vegas has grown it has brought in many more people for at one time had a booming casino and recreation scene which made the city so big practically overnight! When the economy tanked so did the casinos and now Nevada's unemployment is worse than Michigan's! Of course there are pros to Vegas the amazing concerts, night shows and acts that they rake in. Shopping is no slouch either! Stores that are not seen unless you live on either coast seem common place here and are an exciting treat to us Midwesterners. Those pros in of itself earns Vegas it's four stars out me. The cons are worth it if you don't get into an accident or anything of the sort. Vegas's glitz and glam is infectious but it wears off fast. It is like having Halloween or Christmas decorations up too long. The glitz wears a bit thin and then wears you out. The hotels are themed of places that are somewhere else and eventually become transparent after being bowled over by the showiness at first glance. Of course this is all from my own point of view and some people don't mind it all and want daily doses of glitz for the rest of their lives. More power to them! Not me, it isn't a good fit for me but that doesn't mean I don't enjoy visiting after my injection of glitz and glam from the previous visit wears off.

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Sentiment analysis: Frustration!! Each and every time we have gone it is a nightmare to check out! They cannot find the account and/or credits and/or double charge and/or didn't' write down the appt. We have over a dozen credits remaining and we are letting them expire because this place is the opposite of relieving stress!

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Sentiment analysis: AM PM...you thought stood for, I don't know, maybe morning and night. No. AM PM...stands for... Aimless Psychotic Maniacal Men. Yes I said it. I'm a city snob. I left the white, pristine silicone sands of North Scottsdale for the oh so diverse and gritty crowd of our up and coming downtown Phoenix. I did. Shoot me. This mini market location is in the Hall O Freakin' Fame of jacked up mini marts across the country. We've all been there. Have you been to this one? Holy crap. Aside from the $.45 ATM charge for buying their goods (which sucks ass) is this... "Hey, Mister, I lost my bus pass and need money to get to my violin lesson." "Don't park so close to my Monte Carlo fag." And my favorite "Me and her are lost. We're s'posed to be at, um, Injun School and Center Avenue to meet my dude..." I'll spare you the rest. Inside, the goods are limited, the chocolate bars melted and yes, I'm gonna say it, the folks running those registers can be, shall I say, AROMATIC. Good Night.

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negative