Q: Since I've moved here to Las Vegas seven years ago, this is the only DMV location that I have been to. So really, I have no other DMV in LV to compare it to other than itself, 7 yrs ago to now. Back in 2003 when I needed to get my driver's permit, I came here to take the exam. The line started right when you entered that front door and the place was so unorganized. I stood in that line for two hours just to find out that I didn't need to if i was taking my Permit Test, that instead there was another (short) line that I needed to stand in. A waste of damn time...why didn't anybody tell me? Well lucky me didn't pass and so the second time around, I knew what to do. In 2004, I went to take my Driver's Test. You showed up, skipped the whole line thing, and took your test. But, its only smooth sailing if you got an appointment, if you didn't you'll be there on stand-by probably all day. The problem was, making the appointment was like pulling my own teeth out. You needed to make an appointment per phone call. I tried physically going in, but they said to call the number. So for two days, I called and was always put on hold for two hours or more. Finally, I got an appointment. When i didn't pass that first test, I was bummed that I'd have to deal with that stupid phone thing again, but thankfully they re-schedule you on the spot. I never had to go back to the DMV for anything since I can renew things via online. But this time around I had to make a special trip to the DMV. Just this past week, I was notified that my Vehicle Registration was expired. However, I can't register the car without a smog check and I can't drive my car out to get the smog check without a up-to-date registration because it is illegal. So I took another car to the DMV on Wednesday morning an hour before the place opened to get a One-Day Moving Permit, so I could take my car to get it smogged. There was a long line wrapped around the side of the building. "Oh, Here we go again.." I muttered as i walked to the end of the line. To my surprise, over the last five or so years they have made major improvements. I was impressed. Fifteen mintues prior to opening, all the employees come out and ask everyone one by one what they're reason for coming was. they split everyone into three groups. One line was for registration, the other was for driving tests (written and physical) and the last is for everything else. When the doors opened at 8a, I was in and out in twenty minutes. I went home to get my car, and got it smogged, an hour later I was back at the DMV and instead of waiting in line to renew my registration, I was directed to the new Kiosks that they have there. THat took me two minutes. I paid my late fee and registration and the Kiosk printed my registration and Decal sticker right there for me, no lines!!!! OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: I ve passed this spot plenty of times but never stopped by .always read the reviews but decided to skip it until last week where I ventured inside. Service was great. We got sat right away and decided to sit down at the sushi bar, where we thought we will be ordering directly from our chefs . To our surprise we were not allowed to? What the deuce !!? This was very weird. Are they protecting the chefs and their magnificent sushi ninja secrets? Do I look like a sushi chef killer Come on..I appreciate them serving me fast and refilling my drinks right away but if I sit at the sushi bar and the chef is right next to me, I should be allowed to order from him. Place is big and clean. Seems to be a good spot for groups too. Nice comfy looking booth and a nice waiting area as well. Lighting is good as well .In general the ambiance is pretty nice. Now..what Im gonna say some of you may not like. But there were no Japanese employees.I understand that most places are Korean owned/managed, but at least lie to me and hire one Japanese person. Its like going to a Peruvian restaurant that is run and managed by Colombians..yes we look alike but we are not the same. Food is good. The appetizer menu is extensive and their poke salad has big chunks of tuna which is a win in my book.The soft shell crab was delicious. Very well cooked ! Rolls don't fall into the "damn that's a roll or rice ball" category so that's another good sign for me as well. I lie the fact that the nigiri doesn't pack that much rice either. Lots of sushi places make this mistake, however Kay packs the nigiri with a good amount of fish. Will this be my next favorite spot? No, would I come back? yep..if im in the area. There is nothing spectacular in the menu that would make me want to return despite the distance, however it is very good..hard to explain but that is just a personal opinion. The food is good, the price is average and the service Is great. Only thing missing is that IT factor, which makes me decide if I should drive far for a restaurant or not. Fear not readers..my chase for the holy grail of sushi will not be done anytime soon OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: Ah McKibbin's.. Come for the wood panneling and ironic ye-ole-irish signeage, stay for the gazillion intimate little alcoves, 90s alterna-rock music and decently-priced booze. As a vegan, my options are limited. They'd be even more limited if I had the vegan ethics to pass up on the fries or potato-leak soup or vegie burger, all of which probably wouldn't cut vegan standards if I asked about ingredient and cooking specifics. But ya know, it's McKibbin's. And I keep going back. The food isn't terrific by any means, but screw it there's ambiance at McKibbin's. And that counts for a lot. Last time I went there was before a Hab's game. I was with my dad and little brother and I ordered a shot and a beer and my little brother did likewise and my dad disapproved and just ordered orange juice or some such. It was awesome. Or the times I've met Jason there after work and it's so close and convenient it takes you five minutes from job to drink. Oh - and pretty much at every point when I've felt depressy, I've gone there to drink booze with a friend in a back booth. And then we order fries. And the the Gin Blossoms come on the stereo system and we're all like "Hey, Jealousy... hey jealousy.." And then somehow, it's better. That's why McKibbin's gets 4 stars. OPTIONS:
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positive