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An example of an positive review: My fiance (who has extra-long, curly hair) got his hair cut by Paige at Altered Ego a few months ago. He loved it and kept telling me to make an appointment with her. I've had some awful experiences with my hair so I always put off getting it cut in fear it will just get screwed up again. I finally decided to get my hair cut because the ends were starting to disintegrate... I'm so glad I did: BEST HAIRCUT IN YEARS! I have finally found a stylist that I will be returning to. Paige was amazing and listened to exactly what I wanted. She had great suggestions and tips. She even showed me, step by step, how to style my hair using my natural curls (I didn't know I had them!). She was bubbly and made me feel super comfortable. The rest of the staff is friendly as well. It was such a pleasant experience that I'm actually looking forward to my next trim! Paige gets an A+.

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An example of an negative review: DON'T GO TO KEVIN!!! The night front desk employee who helped me named Kevin was no help at at. I paid for my room online do when I got there Kevin checked me in told me to sign a paper charging my card with the resort fee.. Never did he talk to me about the room... I had to ask him what floor I was on.. He put me on the 6th floor and said I can only change if I up grade for and extra $20 a night and I was staying for 4 nights. So I took my room key and went to tower 1.. When I got there the room was horrible!!! First he gave me a room for a handicap person which had big isle space for a wheelchair two peep holes in the door.. Grab bars on the bathroom walls and over the toilet... Dirty air condition system and asepsis ceiling and on top of that it was a smoking room and I don't smoke.. Kevin knew what he was giving us and only wanted me to up grade so he can get a commission.. I returned back to the front desk and the wonderful Alicia helped me.. She asked smoking or non she asked how many beds did I want. If I was a local (which I was) and the deals locals have all questions Kevin dident care about asking.. She apologized for his mistakes and moved me to tower 2 which is 100 times better... Thank you Alicia for making my stay-cation better

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An example of an negative review: Just like my fellow yelper, I too had purchased a warranty for $99.00. For some reason 6 months later the TV would turn but no picture. I called FRY's and they transferred me to the warranty department. I was told that someone would come to my home to fix it. In a few days 2 technicians from an LG approved company (no Frys) came and took 2 min. to let me know that I needed a new panel. They said they would be back next week to fix it. Three weeks go by, no call, no show. I called the company back and asked for status. They told me that Fry's denied the claim. They said I should call Fry's for more information. I called Fry's and they said they denied it because it was too expensive to purchase the new panel. I asked then why did I purchase this warranty for if it doesn't do me any good? They transferred me to a manager, Gabriel. He said I could exchange it. I told him I didn't want to do that because it's not a regular TV. Its an LG EZ Sign TV. He said he would check on it and that he or someone else would get back to me. It's been 3 days. No call from anyone. I won't be holding my breath. I'm still patiently waiting. If I don't get a call tomorrow. I'm going to have to call back. What I don't understand is, why do they give us customers some pressure to purchase these warranties if somehow they try to wheezle out of the commitment. I will follow up with you on the outcome.

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An example of an negative review: I stayed here with two friends during the weekend of April 26-28. When we first walked into Planet Hollywood, two hotel staff approached us and wanted to take a picture of us before we checked in. I was slightly annoyed. After traveling 4 hours to get to Las Vegas, having my picture taken was not high on my list of things I wanted to do but whatever. We get our picture taken, finish checking in, and go up to the hotel room. The bathroom was the nicest area of the hotel room. It was spacious with a large bathtub, shower, and a toilet in its own separate water closet. However, the main room was a different story. There were two rather small beds, an entertainment-center/closet/drawer-set, two armchairs and a desk. There was also a pair of men's pants in a glass frame on the wall. I guess it was to go with the Miami Vice theme but in my opinion, it was WACK. Upon further inspection, I noticed several wet spots on the carpet and a whole damn CHICKEN WING on the floor near one of the armchairs. We called housekeeping and told them the problem. They said someone would be right up. A whole hour and a half later, a housekeeping staff member came up to the room. We pointed out the wet spots and the chicken wing. She looked around, then used our phone to call someone else. She was speaking a different language so I couldn't tell what she was saying. Then she told us she'd be back and left without doing anything about the chicken wing. We started getting ready to go out to dinner. About 45 minutes later we left our room and no one had come back yet. When we returned from dinner we saw that housekeeping left a big ass, loud ass floor fan to dry the carpet. However, the carpet was still wet....and the chicken wing was STILL there. The next day we left our room early in the day to walk the strip. When we came back to our hotel room, we saw that no one had been to our room to clean. We called housekeeping and they told us someone would come up. An hour passed and housekeeping still hadn't shown up. We called again and they told us (again) that someone would be up. We got dressed and went out for the night. When we came back, the room was still dirty. We gave up and went to bed. The next morning when it was time to check out, we told the desk clerk about the wet spots on our hotel room's floor, the housekeeping staff's negligence and the chicken wing. We ended up being refunded $45. Bottom Line: NO, I do not recommend Planet Hollywood. It does seems to cater more to people who only need a convenient place to sleep after going hard all night and that's really all I was looking for . But, housekeeping is a basic hotel commodity and Planet Hollywood's housekeeping sucked. Really, a chicken wing? It makes me wonder if they even changed the sheets.