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Output: This was my first time there. The service was good and the pulled chicken sandwich was so moist, tender and yummy! The sweet and spicy BBQ sauce topped it off. Our seats overlooking the water, within site of the TVs, was fabulous. I can't wait to go back. Oh, prices were good too.

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Output: The place was clean and I had a $12 groupon. I bought 6 but don't think I will go back. The experience was okay. I was there early and it was quiet. I was looking for a nice spa that I could feel special for a few hours. I work hard and needed a place to unwind. It felt more like a jacuzzi and sauna at my local gym. Again, it was clean. Just nothing special. Maybe a spa for a poor person? I would rather pay $50 for a day use and get a 5 star spa. This was more like a 2 or 3 star. Guess it is what you are use to. Also was a bit nervous leaving my car in parking lot, many homeless hanging around. Empty alcohol bottles in parking lot. I felt safe in side just not impressed.

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Output: I have never had to wait for a long period of time to get service. Free wine!! They do an amazing job at waxing brows. I get gel overlays and no one has done a better job thus far. Love this place!

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West 6th was the worst apartment and most expensive complex I lived in during my time as a student at ASU. The building was a bankrupt project that used to be known as Centerpoint. It was eventually completed and opened as West 6th and it has a long list of problems. Elevators are one consistent issue in this building and that's a BIG problem when you only have 3 elevators serving over 20 floors per tower and 4 levels of underground parking. There were multiple instances where the building was down to one elevator, including the day I had to move out! The biggest disaster during the two years I lived at W6 was when a pipe broke a caused massive flood damage from the 8th floor down. This all occurred the week of my college graduation and I was displaced for 6 days. Even when I was able to move back in, the effects of the water damage only augmented the mechanical issues that this building has that never seem to be resolved. When you go to management for answers or with an issue they simply brush it off, they never offer any good will to their residents. To them, it's not a place that you call home, it's a business and they do not care. It's loud, full of mechanical issues, you're helpless when you're dissatisfied, and it's expensive. I highly recommend looking elsewhere.