Sentiment analysis: I am a systems/network admin so I've had to deal with Cox in both a home and business environment. I'm also familiar with ISPs in other cities and states. Having played around with both cable and DSL for home internet, I will give Cox my business... reluctantly. Compared to the only viable alternative to cable (DSL) I have had less issues with cable than DSL in Vegas. There is wireless here in Vegas but it isn't stable (subject to too many variables) and is cost prohibitive (as far as I've seen, better for businesses). The issue that really gets me is the price, which as of this posting they just increased with no warning or extra value. Compared to other providers in other regions it is 20-30 bucks more expensive for 25/5 service. When I lived in Portland, OR, my bill with Comcast (also a not highly rated provider) was 50 bucks less for TV, DVR, internet AND I had faster internet compared to what I had. I dropped my TV service from Cox and went with DirectTV for better price and more value. For businesses, you fair a bit better in service. Their reps are usually pretty good but they will still bend you over a table for costs but it isn't in the reps control. For the price I pay for for 100mb fiber service, I could pay half as much elsewhere. Sprint/Embarq/CenturyLink whatever they call their company this month for DSL is worse in terms of service and reliability. Their support is even worse (though their field techs know what they are doing). They don't offer the same rate plans as Cox and max out at 10mb for home for most people though they say they have plans up to 40mb and hide the upload rate (which is only 1.5mb even for the big plans). For my home needs, I can't even consider them because of the pitiful upload rate. As a business, I've never had an order placed with them provisioned right the first time. They will eventually figure it out but still. I swear that the reps, provisioning and field all have different databases that don't talk to each other. Their internal communication between departments is bad. If you can get a good rep, that will be half the battle. I've had more outages with them than I've had with Cox. Although Cox has been known to split a node and not notify their business customers that their static IPs changed over night. As for Clear for home wireless - avoid it. There are too many variables that can interfere with wireless so it isn't going to be reliable. If you can get a wireless engineer to come out and test for LOS, signal strength (receiving and transmitting) then you might be OK. Haven't tried it myself though for home. As a business I have used wireless ISPs in this town and have had mixed results. Avoid Airband (formerly Sparkplug) as a business. I have managed to find a worse ISP though but it isn't in Vegas thank god. AT&T (used them in Reno). Ya, lets just say that if they were to catch on fire I'd be there to roast hot dogs and marshmallows. So to sum it up, for home Cox wins out over CenturyLink in service, reliability and capability but is overpriced (so is CenturyLink). We are all still screwed by lack of good competition and choice in this town (bad or worse).
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Sentiment analysis: Wow tried this zipps location and again derive was subpar. Waitress messed up our orders one of my friends drinks was three quarters full. Two of us had to order from the bar multiple times. Unfortunately I think I am done with zipps for happy hour and will start looking for a new place to take our office for Friday happy hour. Thank you zipps for the good times but this relationship is over when it comes to company outings.
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Sentiment analysis: This is a must see! Very low key and retro. As the other reviews have mentioned it is tacky, but it is a fun tacky. The analogy to a limo is spot on. It was relaxing watching music video's by the bubbling fire pit while sipping some good drinks at a good value. I also agree with the comment that this would be a good place to eat after going on a bender. I had an egg skillet that was HUGE and delicious with spicy sausage. It almost reminded me of a garbage plate in a good way.
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positive