You are given a review about a place. You need to provide a rating from "1 star" to "5 stars" for this place.

[EX Q]: In all honesty, I just don't think the writing/choreography was amazing. Yes, definitely a beautiful show, talented artists, great costumes, but in my opinion, if you're going to shell out big bucks for a Cirque show, I recommend La Reve, Beatles, Ka, or any other.
Unfortunately, when I saw this show, there were 3 falls and one major mistake. Oh well, it happens. It didn't offend or bother me at all. In fact, it was somewhat nice to see them brush it off and keep going. I'd be so embarrassed, I'd run out crying if I were a performer and fell! Good for them!

(HOWEVER...I can't believe you people are SO entitled to ask for your money back after some mistakes happened. Let's invent an amazing machine that will suck back out of your head the performance you saw so they can refund you. How in the hell are they going to refund you for this, you idiot. I'm sorry...should we go to your office and watch you do your job one day and expect perfection? And if you don't do it perfect, I'll be MAD! You're watching a LIVE show performed by HUMANS. Now don't get me wrong....I get it, Cirque performs are among the best in the world and we expect to ooh and ahh at it. But they're PEOPLE. Mistakes happen. They aren't going to nail it perfectly every, single time. I guess next time you should let them know ahead of time that they're not allowed to make mistakes while YOU're there. Because clearly you're more important and more entitled than anyone else and they should've known better than to cause you such trouble. You big baby. I'd like to see your fat, out of shape ass train and perform like them and nail it perfectly at every, single, show. No mistakes ever. THEN you can talk. Until you can do that, shut the hell up and don't bother visiting Vegas again.)

Anyway, back to the real review...the choreography seemed very cheerleader-y and typical circus-y towards the end. I don't even think this was the performers' fault, I just don't think it's the experience you'd expect from Cirque. I love all other shows, applaud them endlessly for their amazing talent and guts to do what they do, but I'd recommend another show if you had to choose.

To sum it up, don't spend more than like $40 bucks on the show. If you can go for free or for super cheap, do so! It still has enjoyable acts. But not worth $300 per ticket.
[EX A]: 2 stars

[EX Q]: After much stylist turmoil and almost a year without a haircut because I was in denial I came to yelp and found Altered Ego. It's close to my house and had great reviews. I booked an appointment with Marla and went in for a much shorter cut. She took her time and made sure it was what I wanted. Several hours after my appointment I realized that I just didn't like it. For the first time in my life I called and asked if I could come back to have some adjustments made. Marla made time the same day and gave the cut more "wow" and an edgier flare. She followed up with me TWICE to make sure I still liked it. The final product was fabulous and I have received many compliments on my new "do". I will be returning for furture cuts!
[EX A]: 5 stars

[EX Q]: I enjoy hip & cool downtown hotels as much as the next guy, but when I'm traveling because I have to, as opposed to wanting to, I go for the most bang for the buck. The Drury brand is pretty hard to beat.

This particular Drury at the Phoenix airport sits in a row of similar mid-rate hotel chains, and it comes down to what amenities are important to you. I'm big on Drury's fast & free WiFi and their daily three-hour hot breakfast buffet, and the 24/7 airport shuttle & lobby coffee service is a big plus too. (The one-cup in-room coffee things just make me laugh.) I've never taken advantage of their weekday "Three-drink with Bar Food" complimentary evening deal, but I can't imagine it's all that bad. Especially if you like three drinks and bar food.

It pretty much comes down to great beds, soft sheets, and while you're not going to get manly-man showerhead pressure here, I get they're being efficient, and not hearing everyone else showering within a three-room radius is a bonus too. I didn't rent a car and use their free parking either, but Ubered & Lyfted my way through all parts of Phoenix. The most expensive ride cost me $25.

One last thing - I rarely see the same staff at upscale trendster hotels, but a couple of days at this Drury and the people working here and I were calling each other by name. I never got the feeling it was just showbiz, I think they were genuinely interested in how my day was going. I could be wrong, but it was a nice touch. And it makes me a fan.
[EX A]:
4 stars