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An example of an negative review: I want to give some much needed feedback to LA fitness's corporate office in regards to a drastic change at the club located on 7365 N. VIA PASEO DEL SUR SCOTTSDALE, AZ 85258. Recently, a large area of the gym which was commonly used by countless paying members was roped off and plastered with signs restricting it's use to trainers and their "pro results" clients only. This is the largest area of the gym that was used for stretching and floor exercises. This location has always been extremely busy and any floor area is valuable. With this change, the gym has been further constricted for the benefit of few and at an added risk of injury to the majority of members due to the closer proximity we're restricted to exercise in. I'm not quite sure what prompted the drastic change to the location and the creation of a "second" class of membership to the gym that touts it's community feel; I certainly don't feel like a part of a community. When I asked the sales manager, Griffin, about the change he said, "it was directed by corporate" and he didn't have any skin in the game in regards to the change. I hope you'll reevaluate this location's change, or like they say I believe members will vote with their wallet and leave to greener pastures.

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An example of an negative review: the restaurant formerly known as the best hong kong. what happened to this place? this used to be our go-to chinese restaurant in the east valley! the food has gone down hill and the service which used to be 3/5 has gone to 1/5. there was this young college age kid/busboy/waiter (who knows, he could have been older, just add 10 years to what you think they are) who actually chased us out the door and demanded that we leave 15% tip when we only left 10%....what a dufus hello, we're trying to send you a message idiot. i guess the best message is to not eat there and tell 100 other people to do the same you shall be called "Worst Hong Kong"

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An example of an negative review: Worst service imaginable. -Had my beer glass (empty) taken away, and not asked if I would like another (which I would have) - simply because the bar had run out of the glasses in which they were serving their $3 special - domestic drafts. -Fries are shoestring potatoes, unless you pay $9 for 'hand cut' (doubt it) -Nachos were a mockery of any nacho, if I've ever seen one. A hungry homeless person would have most likely rejected these even if they were free. There was nothing homemade about the salsa except that they put it in a plastic cup for you. -We were legitimately ignored for at least 15-20 minutes while 4 bartenders struggled hard to serve probably 100 or so people, give or take. I was a bartender. 100 people is not that many. I blame this on several things, not necessarily terrible service staff (although they really didn't handle the situations well) - there is one computer at the bar. You cannot expect 4 bartenders, plus a barback and a "manager" to be ringing drinks and food orders into one computer. The service bar was a cluster as people were ordering from the service bar and she was getting behind on pouring for tables - I would never order a beer at a table, as 3/4 of them that went out were also 3/4 full. Top it off ... the soap in the bathroom was in the industrial packaging (you know, the box with the bag in it, with a tube sticking out) and not in a dispenser, so a girl I didn't know and I had to take turns squeezing it into each other's hands. And it was dirty as sin. Worse than a porta, honestly. Definitely doesn't deserve a second shot.

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An example of an negative review: If you're looking for a bargain casino/hotel to stay at on the strip, then this might be the place. We stayed here on a Southwest Airlines special, so price was the driving factor. Granted, the place is rather old (no Wi-Fi), features sub-par shows, and lacks fine dining, it's a serviceable place to crash after a heavy night of touring, drinking, and partying. We visited during Christmas and apparently that's why half the restaurants were closed while most of the amenities (e.g. pool and sauna) were under construction or repairs. They had some 'Titanic' and 'Bodies' exhibit going on, but we didn't bother to check it out. They do have a nice sports bar down on the ground floor though. Also, if you don't mind the casino/lobby noise making its way up to your sky-high room, then you should be able to sleep well. If you need to be pampered and treated like royalty, go pay top dollar at the Bellagio or Venetian.