Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A: Debbie is a hard worker. She takes a well amount of care for her clients. This is my 4-5th time coming here, and she's never failed to make me satisfied with her performance. She has actually given extra time for me whenever it's needed. She's never rushed with my time and always squeezes me in. I see her give a lot of good deals for her clients including me. Debbie exceeds standards for what she does for me and other people. Keep up the good work. I would recommend her to most of the people I know that would be interested in getting their lashes and Brazilian waxes done.

Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A: Ok, lets get something straight. What is sold at Electric Ladyland is not couture. Couture pieces are one of a kind garments and most likely hand tailored for you to your measurements. At the very least it is produced in small quantities. You usually cannot buy couture off the rack and you certainly can't buy it at a boutique that sells mass produced clothing. And just because a brand has the word "couture" in the name, does not mean it's couture. (Juicy, I'm looking at you!) Christian Lacroix would rather die, I'm sure, than have his amazing works of art sold in a store called "Electric Ladyland". I went to an art museum to see a couture show once....it was an amazing show and a far cry from the borderline freak show of Electric Ladyland. Shannon W. painted a grim picture in her review of one of the denim store on Camelback and this store isn't much different. Thank goodness there was no strobe lighting when I went in. They have an obscene amount of costume jewelry and I was not impressed with the selection at all. About 97% of it revolved around fruit pendants which were in style 9 months ago for about two days. Hardly fashion forward. They carry some great jewelry designers, such as Gorjana, but they seem to carry the worst part of the collections. The jewelry is horribly gaudy and you will be hard pressed to find something delicate and lady like. It hardly matters because they make it near impossible to get to the jewelry as they place tables of clothes around the table that has the jewelry and they piled it all on top of each other as if it was a garage sale. The necklaces all get tangled, and it's just a mess. The clothes are ok, like I said they are not couture, and they aren't anything you can't get on shopbop or at Nordstrom. The denim selection is good but I would highly suggestion going to the Scottsdale Jean Company, Spoken Boutique or even Nordstrom first. The clothing selection includes a lot of graphic t-shirts and tanks (not my style, I need something, uh, a little more...how do you say....fashion forward?) and chintzy dresses. They are lacking in the designers that I often turn to (Velvet, Susana Monaco, Alice and Olivia, Splendid) and really carry quite a limited selection in clothing that isn't casual and basic. Honestly, I don't see how this store is popular with anyone over the age of 17 that has a sense of style.

Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A:
Much, much credit to Hot 'N Juicy for getting the peppery Cajun ideal right. Too many restaurants label something Cajun and then bring out Creole, or vice versa. Hot 'N Juicy gets it right. This is a very casual restaurant. Thin plastic table covers and the big roll of paper towels on each table are a very smart way of handling the mess left behind after handling and eating their bags of food. Yes, bags. Crawfish and shrimp and crab are offered by the pound and everything is served in plastic bags with their own spice and butter. Ordering more is simple: the service is attentive and enthusiastic. My highest rec is for the shrimp. They're huge and easy to peel. The crawfish are on the small side, and the crab are a lot of work for a little benefit. They do also have sausage, served cut in big pieces. I was lucky to visit with about a dozen people and no one had any complaints with anything they tried. Our table also looked like the remains of some Roman feast when we were done. Caesars Palace eat your heart out.