Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: My biggest gripe here is the service. They need to get it together regardless of whether they're having a bad day or not. Literally everyone working walked around without a smile on their face. I'm not expecting a welcome choir when I come in, but at least look like you wanna do your job. Our server was Debbie, I joined my party late and had to wait five minutes before leaving my table and going to the counter to get a menu. And then I waited another three minutes at the counter while two employees looked at me and kept moving. I stopped someone and asked if I place my order there or if my server does it for me, and as if my question inconvenienced him, he said my server would do it. Then Debbie comes to the table and without saying "hi, welcome to Nacho Daddy" or "hey, how's it going" or even "hi", she says "what can I get for you?" She REALLY made me wanna pay 15 dollars for two tacos. She brought me water but didn't bring me a place setting. It'd be one thing if it was busy, but she had two other tables. And then when we asked someone else for the check, because 4 out of the 6 people had been done with their food for a while, the guy said, in a hurried tone, "she's gonna get it, she's doing something right now." Even if Debbie was legitimately busy, there still wouldn't be an excuse for the wait time of things & her attitude on top of that added to the not-so-great experience. I don't know how my group was acting before I showed up, but even if they were some what of a hassle because they took too long to order, or couldn't decide or were constantly talking over each other, you're still in the service industry and your job is to put up with it and you deal with it every day, so buck up and deal with it. We all do things we don't wanna do.

Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: As with most Americans, I have a fascination with the Mob and Mafia related films, shows, and books. The history of some of the largest crime figures of this country is simply amazing. There's been a lot of controversy regarding a Mob exhibit in the city of organized crime. The large scale museum has yet to open, but some smart suits decided to produce an exhibit, which is being shown at the newly renovated Tropicana. The website lists general admission tickets at $40, which I admit is a little pricey. However, if you go to any of the Tix4Tonight locations on the strip, you can get yourself a general admission ticket for a cool $20. The exhibit is easy to find as they're plenty of signs leading you to the location, which is where the Titanic and Bones exhibit were last year. Once you head to the box office, you simply redeem your voucher and you're given a mob name and a tour guide. I was named "The Grim Reaper" and my tour guide was Tony Sirico aka Pauly Walnuts. The experience starts with some pictures being taken behind a green screen for swag they try to hawk at the end. After your pictures, you go through a maze that has plenty of mob related information presented on flat screen TVs. You are then introduced to an actor who hands you an envelope full of money and gives you a job. The actors are humorous and got the Mob accent down. The actors lead you through adjacent rooms and give you choices, tasks, etc. You eventually reach a hall that has several different rooms with profiled gangsters and their respective artifacts. The exhibit requires lots of reading and is highly informative. A gallery of mobster murals was one of my favorite rooms, along with the screening room, which gives in-depth info into the reaction 'The Godfather' had within the Mafia community. The exhibit is fascinating and highly informative to all the power players in Vegas and the East Coast. Dozens of mobsters are profiled including the forefathers that ultimately made Vegas. The exhibit is the best I've experienced, although, a lot of reading is required, which ultimately may off put some people. Nevertheless, the experience is a Vegas must if you're a fan of the Mafia lifestyle. Allow plenty of time, as I spent about three hours experiencing the whole exhibit. The experience needs a few tweaks, but for the most part it's well executed. Lastly, a gift shop greets you at the very end right before you're fate of life or demise.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer:
Severely overpriced. 42.00 for 3 cocktails. Service for lunch was slow. French dip had no flavor and French onion soup was just "ok". Great view of the strip.