Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: Moving next to things much more familiar to four wheeled dining, the classic hot dog cart took on a whole new look thanks to Brad and Kat at Short Leash Hot Dogs. Generally not a fan of the American standard beef on a bun with condiments but far more interested in artisanal sausages and the like it was the all-natural Bratwurst from Schreiner's Fine Sausages that first turned my head, but it was the condiments that sold me hook, line and sinker. With each variation of dog named after a pooch of their own, or one of a friend, as I was told by one of the workers while I waited the cart serves up approximately half a dozen signatures plus daily specials, and a build your own option all atop pillowy flatbread (think pita, but with a more open and airy crumb) and although many sounded good none sounded on par with the "Bear" - a dish called 'stupid good' by a trusted palate and on first seeing, then tasting the concoction a very fair assessment. Described on the menu as "Peanut Butter, Cracker Jacks, smoked Gouda, Bacon and BBQ Sauce" and in my case tinged with a bit of spice from the all-pork Brat this $6 concoction literally hits every part of the palate like a sweet, salty, crunchy, fatty, creamy, and spicy sledgehammer. Whimsical and fun but decidedly not an everyday indulgence it's the sort of dish that could assuredly fail under many circumstances and fall under the absurdities or Man vs. Food category, but instead it just works beautifully - a dish that would not be out of place at any number of haute hotdog purveyors in other major cities and more than enough reason to give Short Leash another taste at a later date.

Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: Absolutely awesome! The praline french toast was delicious, and the caterers were nothing but friendly and professional.

Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer:
First - I'm a Masage Envy member so I don't have to deal with the sales pitch. I also just politely refuse the upsell attempts or add-on's. I've been to multiple locations and I've experienced sessions where the quality was just ok - but not this time when I dropped in for an hour of trigger point, very deep or hard pressure. I wish I remembered my therapist's name because when I'm back in Las Vegas again, I'll definitely as for her again. She immediately identified the problem areas and she applied enough pressure to release the tension in my neck, shoulders, back and glutes within the one hour session. Bonus - I wasn't sore afterwards. It's been two weeks since my session and I'm still loose and relaxed.