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An example of an positive review: Didn't go to UW but everyone tells me that our family's sigil should be a badger! So we had to check out the Rat in the heart of badger land. Glad we did. We had a late breakfast... good cheap eats with a nice patio and beautiful lake view. Not a bad place to be a student! or a tourist!

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An example of an negative review: My last review was removed because i mentioned another service that actually fixed my problem. But last may, 2012, they charged me $160 for "maintenance" work and claimed to fix my problem. The next day my garage still wouldn't close and open properly. They said " the sun is probably causing the problem. It's hitting the lens and causing it to malfunction. " I asked him if i should ask the house if it has moved over a couple feet because i've lived here for 3 years and it's worked fine until now. Anyways, they said there's nothing they can do and will not refund me my money. I called the "other company" and they fixed it and it has been working like a champ! This is definitely a company that you do now want to deal with.

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An example of an positive review: Good food & a nice choice of Vietnamese dishes it's nice to see a place in Madison with something other than Pho and a few stir fry dishes. The service can be a bit slow which is annoying but the food is worth the wait. If everyone stays away from here it will make my wait shorter - yea!

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An example of an negative review: The apartment itself is beautiful. I have a 1 bedroom with the 12 foot granite countertop. I don't really need that but it's nice when people come over. I'm on the 3rd floor and really regret choosing that due to the stairs. I'm not from AZ and moving here in June with 110+ everyday and 3 flights of stairs= me dying. I do love that I can NEVER hear my neighbors. And I mean NEVER. My deck faces east and I have a nice view of the mountains and the Mormon temple. I rented a carport for a month for $25 and then decided it wasn't worth the money since there is always tons of parking by my building. Management has always been nice. The pool is like a resort. The #1 thing I cannot stand is SCORPIONS! In the month I have been here I've had 2 of the tiny poisonous ones. They sprayed after the first one and 2 1/2 weeks later I had another one in my bedroom. Being from a place without scorpions this is horrifying to me. I called the emergency line and maintenance came 45 minutes to kill the 2nd one (It was in my bedroom above my window, almost on the ceiling!). Obviously the pest control didn't work very well.... Sure, we live in a desert BUT had I known that people get them every 2 weeks at this place (maintenance guy told me that today), I never would have rented here. It used to be fruit orchards until 5 years ago so obviously, the scorpions lived here before this place was built. Just wanted to give a heads up to anyone who is as scared of scorpions as I am. Ask management questions and do your research before moving in. I don't see a way out of the lease even if I end up with 10 of them. I am now arming myself with sticky traps, scorpion killer spray and this handy dandy tool http://www.homedepot.com/p/Bug-Grabber-with-10-Stick-N-Seal-Traps-900226/203772132?keyword=scorpion+stick.