Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: The short: Recommended for the tried-and-true hot dog fan looking for new hot dog experiences--bacon-wrapped dogs cooked on a flat top, dressed with some peculiar condiments such as mayonnaise, beans, onions, and chopped tomatoes. This isn't for the weak of heart, but it is for the daring dog lovers who understand this dog's attempt at being the "perfect bite." The long: I read a well-known blogazine's article about the country's best hot dogs, and Sonoran hot dogs had a solid standing on the list. They seem to be easy finds around Tucson, but not here in Phoenix. I've heard of a lot of talk about where to find these throughout the Valley--usually nomadic carts that rove around Indian School out west (in the avenues), but this truck has a "reserved spot" so to speak in the parking lot of Guitar and Keyboard City on the southwest corner of Indian School and 20th St. Stragenly, I've only ever seen it there after the sun goes down, and I've gotten dogs there as late as 11 p.m. When you drive up, all you see are a white van, hood up so its battery can power the impromptu eatery--an electric lantern forming a tight space containing a flat top (griddle), a table holding various condiments on ice (cotija cheese, smooth guacamole), and some little to-go containers to fill and take away, a five little plastic folding tables and chairs so you can sit and eat, communal style, and a little TV for ambiance. A woman's cooking up the dogs and sliding them into their wonderfully soft, pillowy bolillo buns, and a man dresses them and wraps them up in foil for you. The man will greet you with a nod or hello, then ask you how many dogs you'd like. He'll whisper it to the woman grilling the dogs, and within moments, you're ready to go. The little tables are fine, especially with Phoenix's typical great night-time weather, but I prefer the dashboard picnic. Just be careful about keeping your toppings in your bun--nothing like a wayward bean bouncing off into the dark crevices of your car.) If you stack on extra condiments, put the "lightweight" stuff down first, or you'll risk having it all tumble off with your first big-mouthed bite. This is definitely the kind of food you should lean forward to eat. The place also sells a selection of potato chips, water, and soda. Bring cash!
Q: positive

A: I tried the 8$ one. My car is now clean and shinning. And it only took a few minutes! I will come back next time. As my most recent experience, it was still very fast and convenient, but the towers seemed dirty, which created some tiny scratches on my car.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Great food, great service and the portions are definitely substantial for a great price. We loved the naan and the red pepper hummus. For our entree we both ordered gyros and were only able to finish half, since the size was about double of what you would get anywhere else. Everything was clean and inviting and our waitress was attentive. We didn't have to wait long for our order. Will definitely be back!
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Output: Writing regarding my recent stay 8/1-8/3. While the hotel is very beautiful I would NOT recommend staying here. We drove in from Phoenix to celebrate our wedding anniversary. We chose MGM Grand specifically for the lazy river, needing some chill time. Although nothing like the one in the Bahamas, it sounded like a relaxing time. Disappointment #1: Upon arrival we noticed that someone had broken a glass and it was not cleaned up properly. The bathroom and vanity area had multiple pieces of glass, small and nickel size pieces. Called housekeeping and a gentleman "swept" a little. Off we go to enjoy Vegas. When we returned, we noticed still more glass and figured we'd walk around our room with flip flops until it could be cleaned in the AM. I was mistaken. Housekeeper #2 also missed it. We gave up and just decided to just walk around in our flip flops and agreed not to stay at MGM Grand again. Disappointment #2: Was very disappointed, after paying $16 for tube rental we went around the river once and returned our tubes for a refund. Lazy river is more like a social hangout for groups and the tubes are and after thought. Too many people standing around in the pool we couldn't get around the river without bumping into a lot of people. These weren't small groups, most were 5-10 people just standing on side of pool. These disappointments did not prevent us from enjoying our anniversary. We just agreed that MGM was a bad choice and hung out at other casinos and only slept here (bed was comfortable) . Lessons learned...stick to what you know...much better experience at other strip hotels!
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output: Listing all the food we ate for AYCE at Goyemon would give me carpel tunnel syndrome. I think the 7 of us cleared off about 50+ plates. Best of the best: -Braised pork belly A++++ -Masago w/ quail egg A++++ -Each and every one of the fresh sushi A++++ Service: -So friendly, attentive, quick! -Make sure you ask them to check on an order if it doesn't come within 5 minutes. That just means they forgot, since their orders come out SUPER fast. And remember, you're in Vegas. Sake bombs are a requirement. (Get hot sake - yummmmm!)
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
I stay in Vegas often and usually try to pick a different place each time just to try everything. Lately, though, I've been staying at MGM more and more often just because the other properties seem to be going downhill. Monte Carlo is one such property. Casino: The casino was OK and had a good vibe. My only annoyance here was a pit boss totally ignoring me betting $20-$30 per round on roulette because I was using the $1 chips (it was a $5 minimum table at the time). After several rounds he finally came over and offered to explain how the comps work and that we need to bet a lot more than the minimum to be noticed. Really? Well if you'd been watching, you'd have seen that I just dropped $400 on the stupid table. He did try to make up for it once he noticed how annoyed I was, though, so that was cool. Also, it didn't help that the dealer at the roulette table was totally uninterested and kept looking off in the distance and yawning. I don't think the employees are very happy here. Hotel: The hotel is "eh". My standard rant at any of these properties are their so called "queen sized" beds. They are NOT queen sized beds! They're doubles!! Don't advertise that you're getting a queen size when it's a tiny little double!! The pillows were like 2 foot tall bricks the first night. I asked housekeeping for better pillows for the second night and they brought some feather pillows up which were much nicer. The rooms are VERY loud. I could hear people coughing and sneezing a floor up and below from me and also next door. The plumbing is really really loud, too, and at one point was making a really loud hummm for hours. I was awoken each morning around 6AM and couldn't get back to sleep because of all of the noise. Not a good way to encourage me to stay up all night gambling :( Go to MGM. It'll be much nicer.