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An example of an negative review: Worst walmart ever. No self scans, not enough employees, they are missing a lot of items that every other walmart carries. This building is just way to small for this area, the over crowding is just horrible and its everyday its like this. They need to move to a larger building.

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An example of an negative review: I am absolutely astounded that this "Mexican Restaurant" has 3 and 1/2 stars on yelp! The only reason why they get a star from me is the bar atmosphere, they have a great bar with good happy hour deals, but that's it. Lets begin with the food, salsa and chips...absolute crap. The salsa tastes like canned crap from a 99 cents store, bland and just CRAP, I can go to Filiberto's across the street and find salsa 10 times better than what's at Loco's. The chips are salty as h***, tastes as if they poured the entire salt shaker into the basket, VERY SALTY, i'm not a goat, but thanks! I've been here for plenty of taco Tuesdays (mainly for the drinks). The tacos run between 1-2 bucks. The dollar tacos are shredded chicken or beef and the 2 dollar ones are shrimp, mahi mahi, and new york steak.I've tried all of the tacos, the shredded chicken and beef always dry and bland, same with the mahi mahi! The only tolerable tacos are the shrimp and new york steak, but once you go to a REAL Mexican restaurant, it makes those tacos look like poop! I've had their chimichanga's, again like another poster said about the beef, they put ground beef instead of shredded like what I expected and it sucked! I refuse to try anything from there again! If I go here it's only for happy hour once in a blue moon, but that's about it. Want to go to a real Mexican Restaurant try Los Taquitos off of 48th st and Elliot and La Canasta in Downtown, those are real Mexican restaurants. You know there is something wrong with a "Mexican Restaurant" when the hamburgers are better than the "Mexican food" they serve. Nuff said.

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An example of an positive review: This is a great little south Charlotte gem. You'd never know it was there unless you skimmed across it on your Google Maps app on your iPhone.... I read Chad's review and knew that my wife and I had to check it out. All this time and it's been waiting for us right across from Stonecrest....What a treat. You need to park on Elmstone. You'll see a sign that reads "Park closes at sunset" and then just follow the path about 75 yards in. You happen upon a mass of boulders and, boy, are they awesome. It just seems so odd once you come to and realize where you're standing. A nice little boulder park in the middle of a rather affluent neighborhood? NDB. If you choose to climb the rocks, be careful. Shifty surfaces in some areas and lots of slick surfaces with moss. Despite the graffiti, sparse garbage/litter and misuse, what an interesting little collection. Definitely worth the visit. Take the path further down and you'll hit part of McAlpine/McMullen Creek. You can follow the path all the back to Elmstone Dr. A nice little nature walk. Brief, but very pretty. Stop by with the kids or just for a quick glance at these huge rocks!

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An example of an negative review: This tour group deserves a post - but for the wrong reason. We booked a 2D1N LOCH NESS, INVERNESS AND THE HIGHLANDS tour from 22-23DEC12 for my partner and I and we were assigned to Steve on the day we left (22nd). The tour can be simply described as a bus ride up to Loch Ness and back. Where most tour guides would make the difference between a proper tour (i.e. explanations about the history, geology, etc) and a bus ride, For someone who kept harping on punctuality and timelines, Steve showed up late (we were all ready by 8.15am while Steve showed up at 8.45am). While it is good to remind the less considerate tourist(s) on timelines, Steve overdid it, including "jokes" (which can easily be interpreted as threats to some) on leaving people behind. While the weather was partly to blame for the lacklustre itinerary, Steve seem more interested in getting us to watch the "Clansman Show", held at the Clansman Centre and the Dalwhinnie Distillery Tour. In particular, for the "Scottish show" held at the Clansman Centre, Steve collected GBP 8 from everyone - Apparently no price difference for adults and children. What was interesting was that there we spotted not one, but two signs which GBP 5 for adults, GBP 4 for children, GBP 15 for a family of 2 adults and 2 children (see photo). Dishonesty? I leave that for you to decide. When asked by an Indian family with a 13 year old kid if there was a child rate (for a subsequent tour in the Loch Ness Exhibition), he simply replied "I can't tell how old he is", when it was clear to everyone he was a kid. Some of the remarks he passed were extremely rude and borderline racist in nature. When asked by the same family if they could have five more minutes from his suggested timeline of 45 minutes as they need time to order food, his reply was "in this country, we have stipulated time breaks". Comments about Indians being very laid back about timelines were also not appreciated, and as a fellow Asian, I felt that those comments were extremely inappropriate. In summary, what we got was essentially an overpriced bus ride by a grumpy driver who took us to Loch Ness (boat tour at our own expense) with some photo stops along the way; a mysteriously priced clansman show (at our own expense); a distillery tour (at our own expense) - you get the picture. While the bad weather played it's part in severely reducing the activities originally planned for, Steve did little to help. Ask for anybody but Steve - especially if you're Asian. You may (and probably be a lot better off) with other guides, or even tour companies.