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Output: It would be sufficient to say that for any reason we can find, my friends and I will plan a trip to Vegas. It would also be sufficient to say that thanks to the many deals Karey R. comes across, we are able to squeeze our way into hotels we would otherwise never be able to afford. On this particular trip, Karey R. found a good deal from Mandalay Bay, and so, because we just needed to get away and my freaking GMAT hell was finally over, we went. Our trips have always swayed on the crazy side of things and barely touched on the relaxing side of things, so when we were able to find a place with a fancy pool and tub-tv-filled bathroom, we were ready to try something new. The actual casino has a more relaxed vibe to it than any other casinos in which I've gambled my earnings. There are a few bars and lounges, but nothing that seems to pull the massive groups of alcohol filled partiers. The rooms are standard, but with a no-where near standard huge flat screen tv. Then there's the bathroom: big tub and a little flat screen to pass the time away. Why have I never experienced this before?! Word to the vegas relaxers of the future: go get yourself some bath bombs from the local bath-type store and spend some time in Mandalay Bay's bath tub. Last, and one of the highlights of this trip, are the pools. I spent my time in front of the wave pool and in the lazy river. Their summer hours had them opening and 8 am and you better bet your bottom that we were down there by 8:06 am. You have to plan on doing the same if you want a spot on a lounge chair. Because of our on-timeness, we scored the front row lounge chairs by the wave pool on the sand. Karey and Cecilia were brave enough to put down the cash for some inner tubes, and so I did experience the lazy river, which should be renamed to the "lazy river until you get to the two high powered waterfalls which take a lot of effort to avoid." Even though I did get drenched quite a few times, I really enjoyed it. To summarize, if you are in Vegas for a relaxing weekend, this is the place you need to be.

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Output: Food Poisoning: I ate the "Factory Chopped Salad" at Cheesecake Factory on March 19th. I was violently ill that night. The next day I had a fever of 101 degrees. When I called to report this the manager, he seemed unconcerned. Be aware, unsanitary food handling techniques used in the kitchen cause cross-contamination resulting in food poisoning.

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Output: This place is ridiculous!!!!! I have been working on vehicles for 15 years but I can't do it all with my busy schedule. I had my wife bring in her car to have an alignment done and these guys estimated an additional $2200 worth of work that needs to be done. B.S. I then sent her back in there to get her car and the guy at the front counter said the estimate is $45 which I had no problem paying. Then he asked her to go get cash for the estimate?? (Fishy) So I decided to call and ask how much an inspection costs and the district manager was randomly there and said that inspections are free!!! They see a pretty girl come in and take full advantage!!! If you plan on using this scammer company make sure you have a knowledgable person with you. I will never use this place again and am getting another estimate somewhere else. I will make an update review when I hear back from the next place but for the time being I will make a formal complaint to the BBB!

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Awful! All products from true foods and restaurant depot (per the "chef"). All bottom of the barrel. All frozen seafood (again, per chef). Over breaded and drenched in ponzu to mask the poor quality. If you don't know your sushi you will leave unimpressed at the least. If you enjoy quality sushi, you will ask for your money back and leave hungry as we did. Skip it.