Sentiment analysis: I'm so glad I found Lesli! It's hard to find someone really good to do your hair in Vegas so when I found Lesli I was so relieved. She really cares about her clients and wants them to look good. I like how she pays attention to details and wants you to leave happy- definitely recommend !
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positive

Sentiment analysis: The guys at this place helped me get my POS Durango back on the road after the transmission started acting up after I got it worked on at another place that clearly didn't have the skills needed to work on transmissions. It's a smaller shop but they do take credit cards. They were very nice in explaining to me (or at least trying to) the brains of the transmission... how mine worked, why it's failing and what I need to be aware of in the future. The previous place I had it said really my only solution was a complete rebuild; this place did a cable adjustment and changed out some parts and it's now shifting. They were direct in saying the repair could last a month or a year - no way to really know when you have 130k miles on an engine. So I'll need to take it easy, but it's drivable and the repair was something I could afford to do right now. For being understaffed at my time of need, it still only took them a few days to get it back on the road and they had all the parts I needed at the shop. Now I will continue to pray that the repair holds... thanks A&S! Before going to some of the bigger chains out there - check out this place. You know you can't go wrong when your mechanics are covered with grease and yet they still give you a smile.
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positive

Sentiment analysis: It pains me to write this review--I want so badly to like the Astor House--I love the Tuck Shop and never have had a bad meal there. but things are just not right at the Astor House--we ate there last night on Halloween. What a missed marketing opportunity--Trick and Treaters kept stopping by --we heard many saying we had no idea this place was here. instead of handing out a coupon for a macaroon with lunch--the staff did nothing and were actually kind of funky when people walked in. The Astor House needs to get an identity--the "service" is just funky--neither a cafeteria nor service--you would think with 4 people in the restaurant--you would not have to go to the end of the counter and pick up your "tray" of food. the tables are wobbly and the chairs are uncomfortable--things that I wouldn't care about if the food was good. On to the food--I may have a bias because I spent a lot of time in Kansas City and know what good barbecue is--what is being served is not. the meat continues to be dry and the sauces are yucky--they are two sweet or weirdly spiced.--the one highlight was the link--chicken and garlic was good. The food is served in paper on trays--all i can say is yuck!--we had to ask for paper plates--which at least made the eating process tolerable.. the Astor House is in a great neighborhood--but even the neighbors who can walk there are either going to go to the Tuck Shop or walk a few more blocks to 7th st to restaurants that have much better food. I will definitely be back to the Tuck Shop over and over again, but am done with the Astor House--have been there several times--and it is just not right--they need to find out what the neighbors want and be that--coffee, sandwich, drinks and snacks--do --something well and be at the level of the Tuck Shop instead of a pretend cafeteria-- .
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negative