Q: If there was ANY other option....ANY other option, I would dump Charter immediately. Crappy service, poor cable, and on again, off again internet. Why am I paying this much??? Lack of any kind of channel options other than 2 or 3 packages (expensive) and internet service thats either 30mbps or 100mbps. If you want the 100mbps service, you have to shell out $200 for "expert" installation. Question them about THAT. It's to ensure that you actually get the speed that they advertise. WHAT?? You read that right. You have to pay them a $200 installation charge on the 100mbps service to ensure that you get the speed they advertise. Sounds like extortion to me. Waiting for someone....anyone....to come into town and become a competitor to Charter. If that happens, I am certain that Charter would be forced to leave town. There is no competition so they do as they please.

A: negative

Q: Oh dear. Listen ladies, I know that working at Starbucks isn't the greatest job in the world but at the very least represent your brand appropriately. Telling me you "don't have" 1% milk and then getting snarky with me when I suggest mixing nonfat and 2% is no way to treat a paying guest. I have been in your barista-shoes before and I don't appreciate your piss poor interpretation of service. I'm exhausted and in the middle of working a double-back shift right now so, the next time I order a latte, you can hold the side of attitude. Thanks.

A: negative

Q: "So, have you guys been to Hash House A Go Go yet?" asked the young woman at the front desk of the Marriott Grand Chateau timeshare where we were staying in Las Vegas. (Good place, that Marriott property, but that's a different review.) We told her that we'd heard of "Hash House" and the claim to fame for big portions which was not our thing - we'd rather have a little of something really good than a lot of something mediocre. "Ah", she said, "the food there IS really good. But be SURE you split an order.." Since she, like my husband, was from Brooklyn and even grew up in the same neighborhood, he was inclined to take her advice. ("A girl from the neighborhood can't be wrong" he said.) We're' so glad we did because she was right on all counts. Hash House a Go Go is a great place, the food is really good, and it's wise to split an order! We stopped for breakfast at about 10:30 on a Wednesday morning. The place was jumping and we had to wait ten minutes for a table. (A good sign at mid week in down economy, we think.) A few minutes of wait gave us time to look around and we noted how inviting and sparkling clean everything was. Also from "meet and seat" through "order and eat" the service was friendly and top notch. The breakfast menu had lots of options, both more familiar and highly unique. We opted for more familiar and split a bacon, avocado, cheese and egg scramble that came with delectable pan fried mashed potatoes, there's a novelty for breakfast, and a perfect buttermilk biscuit. Honest to goodness homemade strawberry jam was on the table...none of that "individual serving container" corn syrup laden stuff here!. Breakfast was only about $12.00 and fed us both with more than we could eat. (Well, OK, I probably could have finished off those great mashed potatoes but...) If Hash House a Go Go were in our town we'd be regular customers for breakfast and lunch and dinner! In our opinion, although very different experiences for sure, Hash House is tied with Bouchon at the Ventian for the best breakfast in Las Vegas!

A: positive

Q: Really good food but super slow service. Takes way too long for them to come and even bring u a drink or tea to start with. It's just too slow of service. The girls primp more than they focus on good service. Like I said I love the food. But will get it to GO FROM now on.

A:
negative