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An example of an negative review: This McDonald's is consistent, in that it will ruin your morning every time. They have a double drive thru that there was apparently zero training for. This morning I pulled up to the speaker and before anyone said anything to me the other Lane took 3 orders. Then they charged me for the wrong order. Then they mistook my request for 'No Onions please' has 'Only onions please', Even though by the time i got it I had repeated my order several times. Then wanted me to pull over and wait while they figure it out. .. And trust me this is a typical breakfast run here.

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An example of an positive review: Badlands Saloon is not just a country bar and it's not just a gay bar but a friendly towny bar in the commercial center on Sahara near the Strat. Great place to hang out, straight or gay, great happy hour and they don't always play country music folks. They have a jukebox with a great variety of music or the bartender will have on good bar music (I mostly have heard motown/R&B). The bartenders are friendly and pour really well. They have entertainment on some nights - I do know they do female impersonators late Friday nights. Since we live nearby, we stop by pretty often and have met some great people, some locals and some just stopping by. And they do take credit cards now. They have a pool table and a dance floor too. The only drawback is it is very smoky at times.

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An example of an negative review: one word... SLOW! 15 minute wait for 2 sandwiches? "We're all out of turkey" then "We're all out of ham" and I'm all out of patience!

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An example of an positive review: As a medical student, I've become something of a library connoisseur. College libraries, law libraries, hospital libraries: you name it, I've studied there. So it's not surprising that I made my way to the Phoenix Public Library central branch to do some studying. The library has plenty of covered parking which is nice when hopping back in the car. It was exceptionally busy when I got there, with lots of kids and families spending their summer day inside. Downstairs at the check out was pretty loud and I was starting to wonder if I made a mistake choosing this place over ASU or the UA medical library. However, I rode the elevator to the top and I was pleasantly surprised. Built in a post-modern, industrial fashion, the library offers a great atmosphere to study, read or (perhaps most importantly) avoid the heat. The reading room on the top level is nice and open with great views of downtown. While generally quiet, there were a number of patrons who had yet to discover how headphones work. While annoying, a library employee came around every 20 minutes and laid down the law. While I didn't come to read for pleasure, the collection looked to be extensive with plenty of audio-visual items on lower levels. Other perks includes easy access to the light rail and a very lax policy on outside food and beverage. I suggest coming early if you're looking for a study table as they seemed to fill up relatively early!