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Output: Jason is a great guy and reallys knows his AFLAC product. As a Property & Casualty insurance Agent, it is nice to have a person I can refer to my commercial clients and know they are in good hands. Thank you for all of your help Jason.

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Output: I went here with extended family (about 14 people). They were very accommodating. The guy behind the counter rearranged some tables so we could all sit together. As far as fast food goes the food was really good.

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Output: For a few C notes, I was pretty disappointed. I'm not sure what it was, but it seemed like execution was always sub-par for such a highly touted place. First, service seemed a bit off... for example - I immediately ordered a bottle of wine and it took at least 10+ minutes for glasses to show up without the wine...weird...10 minutes later I kind of gave an eye to our server and he came over with the wine and popped it open. I'm not sure if I was supposed to always pour my glass, but I did - which I am fine with. The best thing I ate was the corn succotash - butter + fresh veggies is tasty, period. The biscuits and cornbread were decent, but seemed like there was something missing. So here is the big problem, Surf and Turf for 100 bucks... You get half a 2 lb lobster and the filet which seems fine, but the 2 lb lobster is 80 bucks... Mathemagics says that you are paying a serious premium for the half lobster, like 50% markup. I ordered the fish and fry, which actually was pretty good. The fries reminded me of jack in the box curly fries - I probably should have not trusted my servers advice of sticking with them. I like the ambiance of this place, it tries really hard to make things upscale but not like you need a sport coat. The wine list gets my nod as well... So RM gets 2 stars because paying 100 bucks for surf and turf and lackluster service just don't add up.

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I love the Cookie Jar. Their cookie cakes are always a hit when I bring them to barbecues and they have always come through on whatever crazy decorating scheme I ask for. The cookie sandwiches are to die for (and they very well may kill you with all of their artery clogging goodness) and are one of my favorite treats whenever I'm on campus. The regular cookies are also really good. They always seem to be ever so slightly underdone, which I love. The prices are reasonable and the staff is very friendly. Hours are fairly limited, so call and check to make sure they're open if you plan on stopping in.