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

Answer: Great food at a great price! Service was fast and the food was delicious, very reasonable prices too, highly recommend this place for a quick meal, they deliver too

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

Answer: On my recent trip to Las Vegas, I booked a car through HotWire, thinking I would get the cheapest rate. When the price of $13 a day came up, under Dollar, I figured you can't beat that! In Dollar's defense, I should have signed on to Yelp and read the reviews already posted because the experience I had mirrored most of the experiences of other Yelp reviewers. I have rented many cars in my life, for work and for vacation, and I have never felt like a rental car company was trying to swindle me more than Dollar. When I arrived at McCarran Rental Center, the line for Dollar was triple what all the other car company lines were. Thinking that it was simply because Dollar offered the best deals on cars, I got in line. It was soon apparent that the line was not moving at an efficient pace at all. When I first got in line, I counted six attendants helping customers. Yet, each time an attendant finished working with his or her immediate customer, he or she would take a break. Within ten minutes there were only two attendants left. The other thing I started to notice was that customers would take 20-30 minutes a time to rent a car. I surveyed the line around me and determined that everyone already had reservations, so what was taking so long? One group was talking to the attendant the whole time I was standing in line. They were still there when I left! Finally, an hour later I was in the front of the line. A couple finished up, and of course, the attendant went on break! Ten minutes later I was finally speaking to someone. That is when I realized why everyone was taking so long. Dollar instructs its attendants to try to get as much money out of the customer as possible. While I was standing in line I noticed that every time a customer was at the desk, the attendant would turn his or her computer around to show the customer the screen. This was to show the different cars available and the respective prices. But we all have reservations already, right? Well my reservation was for the "manager's special" which was a gas guzzling Crown Victoria. I asked if there was something more efficient and he told me it would cost an extra $100, but he could give me a "deal". The long line and slow service is meant to wear the customer down to the point where he or she will agree to anything just to get out of the airport. I am not upset that I decided to pay an extra $30 for the more efficient car (as I probably saved that in gas), but I am just so frustrated that so much of my vacation time was wasted dealing with this rental car company. Every time I go to Vegas, I already feel like I can't trust anyone I speak to, why should I feel that way with a car company, even before I have left the airport?

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

Answer:
I was disappointed when I initially went to the Henderson location, looking for good BBQ, only to see that they had discontinued that portion of their menu. So I trekked all the way to this location only to find out why it wasn't very popular in the first place... I got the cowboy plate with choice of three meats, so I wouldn't have to come back and sample anything: 1) The beef brisket was awful. Hard and chewy. Even though it was sliced thin, it somehow managed to resemble rubber. 2) The pork brisket tasted bad. I don't know whether it was the sauce or the leftover pork they selected to make this. Yuck. 3) The pork ribs were of the sparerib variety, which means it was full of meat but kind of tough and dry. Definitely the star of the show, but I wouldn't call it the best by any stretch of the imagination. So there we go. Some of the worst BBQ I've tried in Vegas, and believe me, I've tried it all. Never again. If you do come here, stick with something simple like the wings...which still kind of taste dry, but at least they have the BBQ flavoring to them.