Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: $3.75 for a PERFECT cheeseburger...what a steal compared to all those fancy LA burgers that you pay a whooping $15+ for. everytime people visit LA and have never been to in-n-out, we make sure we take them! and if we're going just to go, i guarantee half our conversation is about how amazing the burger is and HOW IN THE WORLD do they make such a perfect burger!! i always get a cheeseburger animal style with well-done fries. try it, you wont regret it.
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A: This is my favorite pizza place in Vegas. I've probably ate here about 10-15 times in the last 7 years. I just love how cheesy it is and hot crispy the crust is. If you are around Circus Circus you have to try the pizza. Price is good and size is good. They fill it up with toppings. Service is good also.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I lived nearby for 4 years, and was on a first name basis with the cashiers. Never once, ever, did I have anything short of an awesome experience there. I love you guys!
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Output: I just was there for lunch with friends. They are experimenting with the ordering process. You have to write down your order and bring it to the bar which was AWFUL. Additionally, this was very inefficient. The person in our group who went to the bar to order had to keep coming back to ask questions about our order (we weren't specific enough). I wish we had someone taking our order. Also, I felt that I didn't even need to tip (but I did - just not 20%) because there was a lack of service esp. if one of our group is doing the job of a waitress. The food was good. I had a burger that was seasoned wonderfully, but it seemed small for the price. There are many different beers to make anyone happy.
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output: If you're an undisciplined yogi, in terms of lackadaisical regular attendance, consider Yoga One. I got reeled in by attending a handful of $5 dollar classes and signed up for the $31 for 31 days program early in 2014. There's nothing in life that compares to closing your eyes and laying down on your mat completely wiped out, in complete silence, with a lightly lavender-scented cold towel resting over your face. It's addicting, that feeling. Heroin for the mind, body, and soul. Only "used" for three months, because my work schedule got in the way of the yoga classes I wanted to attend. The morning classes were best. Not overcrowded like some of their other classes, which also made it feel like hot yoga not burn-my-face-off yoga. Don't feel intimidated by how experienced everyone is in the am classes, just go with the flow and focus on your form. Damn, it's even soothing just writing about the morning yoga sesh. I'd finish this review, but.... namaste. dmo out.
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I have been to this place several times and I'm always thoroughly pleased with my choices, some more than others. Top favorites would be the hummus (get the trio where they let you try all 3 for the same price or some combination thereof) and the chicken chipotle lavosh pizza (it's amazing). The lentil soup is pretty tasty as well. The other perk is that service is generally fast, the staff is friendly, and the portions are a good size. The food is as good there as it is to-go which I've done a few times.