Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: This was the buffet that everyone said was the best in Vegas so I had to try it. It lived up to the hype... I was impressed with the variety of cuisines. There were many dishes I had never tried before. The crab leg line was ridiculously long and people were putting like 20 legs on their plate at a time (people you can get back in line when you want more). I'd say stay away from the sushi, it wasn't very good... The line is long for this $50 a head buffet, so give yourself at least 2 -3 hours to go to work. It's worth trying at least once. Bring your appetite & do work!

Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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- positive) review?

Answer: Sorry to pop everyone's 5-star bubble here, but I was very underwhelmed by my experience. I chose this dentist because she is on my insurance and near home and the yelp reviews were good. However, I was very disappointed because: * Hygienist has clearly been trained to sell dental work. Before the dentist even saw me, the hygienist was suggesting about $2K worth of special gum line work that I can't even recall what it was now. She said it would not be covered by insurance. Huh? Wouldn't that mean it's not necessary for my dental health? * I saw a person whom I assume was Dr. Tran. She came in with a mask on while the lights were out in the room, didn't even introduce herself to me or even say 'hi' that I can recall. Her time with me seemed like a total of maybe 3 minutes. (This was my first visit.) She also recommended the non-covered gum line treatment, then said her other assistant would come in and get me and would explain everything. She didn't seem particularly friendly to her staff, either. * I was taken to a small room like the kind you see in car dealerships or gyms - where they want to make a sale. All of Dr. Tran's extra credentials - for Invisalign and other money-making cosmetic procedures - are posted on the walls. The assistant came in after I had had a little time to dream about how beautiful my teeth would be after Dr. Tran was done collecting money from me. She gave me a little photo folder with before and after photos showing how nice my teeth would look whitened. I don't think we're talking bleaching. I think we're talking veneers that would cost thousands... needless to say, I didn't "bite" on that bait. The assistant also tried to get me to agree to the other treatment that would not be covered by insurance. Dr. Tran could well be a competent dentist, but because it seemed like she cared more about my cosmetic appearance than my oral health I don't think I would ever be satisfied here. I am searching for a new dentist.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer:
Attended SpaFitFinder.com's launch/AZ's Finest Honoree benefitting the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation tonight. The event itself seemed successful (the bar was packed, the service was s-l-o-w, but understandable); however, no one from SpaFitFinder came around to introduce himself/herself and to elaborate on the site's services. Indeed, the server who handled V's and my drinks all night (a $10 per person netted donatee drink coupons for a mojito- d'lish!- and a beer/wine, and a sweet goody bag*) wore a SpaFitFinder shirt, but did not offer up any info on its services, neither. While I wouldn't ever go back to the bar (TOO NOISY- I NEVER like to SHOUT at the person sitting next to me to be heard), or order the $11 turkey club again [this was a basic deli sandwich made w/ turkey, cranberry chutney mayo, smoked bacon (mmm... bacon!), avocado slices, and alfalfa sprouts on toasted Hawaiian bread, but it's nothing to write home about); had V and I gone to FEZ w/ the $11, we would've been in heaven munching on a delicious burger and some perfect sweet potato fries!), but I may give Urban 7 Martini Kitchen a second chance to redeem itself on the food a foodie coworker of mine RAVED about. I can say the martinis I had were good. Loved the mojito and the Inhibition -something (vodka, peach schnapps, and cranberry juice, minus the cranberry juice, and instead, club soda and sour). Didn't care for the house pinot grigio. I will say that the jalapeno and olive tapenade bruschetta and the grilled marinated skirt steak skewer were tasty... (FYI, the noise level was a lot lower at the resto, but the band, while they played pleasing music, did get loud at the end. Also, the service was quicker. Appreciated the fact that our server was honest in telling me that he hadn't tried the dessert I'd asked him about. Other less-conscientious servers would've gushed about how it was their fave item off the menu to make the sale. Kudos to Anthony!) *Among the goody bag offerings were an 8 oz. Philosophy foaming bath and shower cream (easily $8 retail), trial-size facial products, a wine stopper/pourer, a 20% off food/drink at Urban 7, and a $20 off coupon for Yelper John H.'s massage services! Nice :)