Q: So I go at least monthly to get my nails done. I gave a special place where they are great but I was with some girlfriends near the area and we went here to get a pedi together. They were pretty nice but seemed to be in a real hurry. So they start on my toes and she starts digging at my toes and acts as if I gave ingrown when I have never. I let her do her job.. She then pulls off a good chuck of my skin on the inside of my toe that touches the nail. She doesn't apologize but instead throws water and alcohol on it to stop the bleeding I suppose. So it hurt pretty bad. She continued the lotion part of the pedi hardly touching my skin. The whole pedicure lasted 10-14 mins tops and she took off fast. So I left limping and upset. It's been a week and my toe is so infected that I can hardly walk on it. They used dirty supplies and I wouldn't recommend this place to my worst enemy. Stay far away. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: went with a food group and thoroughly enjoyed myself. started with a coconut based soup with shrimp and scallops, with a hint of lime and lemongrass.asked for hot, more medium-hot. for entrees, i had spicy noodes, again with shrimp and scallops, and it was great. the rest of the group had yellow curry dishes, which i samples and were ok, fried rice which is hard to screw up, and they did not, and sliced beef dish in a tangy sauce, also good. for dessert, i had one of my favorite thai desserts. sticky rice and mango. all in all a good experience, and they also have an outlet in central phoenix on central near thomas. good neighborhood food. wish they had thad mun for an appetizer,. which are fish patties that i enjoy and you can find at thai rama on camelback and 13th ave. otherwise, i recommend this place. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: This is definitely my favorite Mexican restaraunt in Las Vegas! They have a bunch of different delicious salsas to choose from which is great for me because I love really spicy food but my wife likes basic Pico De Gallo! I got some kind of burrito there and let me tell you this....I don't normally like Mexican but I was attempting to lick the plate clean. There maragaritas are also HUGE (my had to give me the last half of hers and drive home). They also have a guy that plays live guitar music and seems to know every song known to man. I never rate anything 5 stars. Do yourself a favor.....go here. OPTIONS:
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Q: Wow. Just, wow. Oh, and om. I know I only wrote a review of this place recently, but that was after my first class. It was enough to convince me to go back, and a month later I am well and truly an Ashtanga yoga devotee. I didn't know much about the different styles of yoga before I started, but quickly came to realise that Ashtanga yoga is a more active-movement style yoga that is perhaps more intense, and more of a workout, than others. Going to a few of the Beginners II drop-in classes, they were pitched just right. I was a total noob, but with the patience of the teachers picked it up quickly. They never push you too far, and quietly go around the class as you follow the moves, adjusting a hand to put more pressure on the fingers, gently pushing your back a bit straighter, slightly twisting you a bit further round. In a month I feel I have improved quite a lot, and it's all down to the expertise of the teachers. With the suggestion that I begin the Morning Mysore class, I have now attended one of the evening classes, introduction to Mysore. This is the system of self-practice and teaching. Every Monday - Thursday morning this school holds a 7 - 9am Morning Mysore where all practioners come in and leave in their own time, to practice their full primary (or secondary) series. I've yet to attend one of these, but the introductory class was basically the same style - come in and practice - but with less advanced people attending so it was less nerve-wracking. Kat, the teacher, was very patient and great at helping me improve further. Karen, who set up the Bristo Yoga School, has done an amazing job of founding a little haven of at once tranquility and high energy on the corner of Bristo Square. Whilst the regular practioners here are perhaps more practiced than I, there is no air of superiority or intimidation that can happen in any "sport". It's a supportive, open, friendly environment and I'm not the only newbie or beginner. I couldn't recommend this school highly enough, either for those looking for a casual once-a-week yoga session; a full beginners / intermediate course; pilates; or to practice their Morning Mysore each day. OPTIONS:
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positive