Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: If it wasn't for the bums outside the store EVERY time i go in there it would be a lil better. but seriously. come on! there goes not one day i find a bum asking me for a dollar or some change. I'm sorry i work to hard for my money to just hand it over to you to go buy a tall can. i avoid this place at all cost unless there is nothing else in the area. (walmart on thomas and 36th st but thats in a different review lol) do something about the bums and ill consider coming back to your store
Q: positive

A: Summer is coming. That might not mean much, but to women it means everything. Like how they're going to stuff that size ten butt into a size four bikini in the next few months without looking like an overstuffed sausage. Well, here's some bad news for all you hungry girls. You have no chance of losing anything (maybe your boyfriend or husband) if you come here with any regularity. Remember the name of the place? Texas Roadhouse? Well these folks take pride in serving 'Texas' sized meals. Which for the normal person should put them about two meals ahead of their eating schedule. Service was friendly and fast. Food was superb. And judging by the looks of the women in this place, they have no clue we'll be in triple digits in about 90 days, relegating them to a nice big onesy at the pool this summer. Nice job TR. I enjoyed my pulled pork. Fried pickles, salad, and bucket 'o peanuts. I thank you. Lowes Home Improvement center does not however, as I went next door after lunch and farted my way through every aisle, crop dusting as if I was a former WWll pilot.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: The room was beautiful but the beds could be softer. Great view and good AC. TV had less than basic cable, mostly local networks and Cartoon Network. Casino was clean but I wasn't on e offered a drink after several hours of playing. Pools were nice but jacuzzis were pretty dirty and they closed about 6:00 pm. Very odd for a Vegas pool. Here's why it only got two stars. After first day noticed a $100 charge that was explained to be a security deposit. They made no mention of this at check-in. Then on 2nd day nearly $100 more charges of mini bar purchases that I never made. $10 bottle of water and and $55 WiFi charges. WiFi charges! Something that Motel 6 gives you for free! They removed the charges but told me it would take several days for the refunds to hit my bank account. Left town hundreds of dollars poorer not from the slots but from underhanded business practices and charges for things that the most basic budget motels don't charge for.
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Output: In a nutshell.. gourmet ingredients and gourmet burgers in a nice hotel. It's true that you're paying for ambience, service, etc. But make no mistake the food is delicious as well. We had the Philly Cheez Steak Spring Rolls which seems like an odd combination yet was pretty good. I had the Longhorn burger with shoestring fries, good flavor and portions for both. It was a bit pricey for burgers, but reasonable for quality ingredients and considering the atmosphere, etc. Service was decent, nothing out of the ordinary (either good or bad). The wait wasn't long (though we were there on a Monday night for dinner). All in all, I'd go back next time I'm on the strip.
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output: Who doesn't love Nordstroms?! They have great buyers and a wonderful return policy. However, this store tends to disappoint me. I wish they had more of a selection for women's clothing and women's shoes. They have great customer service but just not the selection that most Nordstroms in Los Angeles have. Since Vegas doesn't have a Bloomingdales and Intermix is gone, there's a style of clothing that can be hard to find. The only stores left with great women's clothing is Scoop, Neimans, and Saks, and a few other great boutiques. However, its hard to find a large department store with a great selection and lots of variety. I hate wasting my time shopping so I love when a store has everything that I want. Nordstroms should be this store, but the selection is too small at this location.
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The sales guys, Wayne and Rob, were both really friendly, very easy to talk to. I was a little disappointed with the over all experience though as there were two vehicles, exactly the same 2011 GMC Terrains, same equipment, both within $500 of each other. When I came in to finish the paperwork, one had been dropped to $17,998, from $22,500. So I chose that one instead, as they remained firm on the price of my original choice $22,998. I was told that the mark down was a mistake, but they would honor it. The very next day the price of my original choice went down to $17,998 as well. Which I found out when I had to drive back down to sign additional paperwork, Certified certificate (?) the very next day. Frustrating, but I get it, but if they would have been more flexible on the price of my original choice, I would have paid more than $17,998 and taken it, since it had less miles. By the way, my original choice is still sitting on the lot, even at $17,998. When I went to take it on my very first trip, my dad checked the oil for me, and we were both puzzled over the fact that there didn't seem to be any oil in the car. So I took it to a shop that was close to where I was purchasing gas, because although I am NOT a mechanic I do know that engines are supposed to have oil, the mechanic at that shop was super friendly and confirmed that the engine was about a quart low. I watched him pout another quart of oil into the CERTIFIED VEHICLE that I had had for just over ONE WEEK! Then the coup de grace, I went to the DMV on Monday, 2/10/14, (my only day off this week), and spent 4.5 hours waiting (I get it, that's NOT AutoNations fault :-), when my number was up I sat down at the window, started to go over the paperwork, and was informed that the smog had expired the WEEK BEFORE! She told me there was nothing that she could do, and told me that I would have to come back the next day. On the way home I called Wayne and told him what had happened, explaining the situation in full as my temp registration was expiring on the 11th, he was great, told me to bring the car back down anytime and they would smog it for me and go to the DMV for me. GREAT!! Great customer service and service recovery. I took the car to my parents, as I can't just take time off to spend at the dealer or DMV. I called the next morning, yesterday as it happens, and spoke to Steven, who said that I would have to wait for Rob to get in at Noon because he wasn't aware of what they had worked out (good thing I didn't take the day off). So my parents took the car in after noon and they smogged it, but then said that they would not be able to go to the DMV in time and that we would have to go BACK TO THE DMV. My dad didn't want to let the temp expire so he spent the rest of his day at the DMV. It's bad enough that I had to ask them to go down and get it smogged, but then for him to have to spend his day at the DMV was ridiculous! He's retired but his time, anyones time, is more valuable than that, in light that it was a simple mistake that could have been caught and rectified prior to me driving off any one of the times that I was down there. So, while I have recommended the Terrain, it's great (now that it has oil), I would hesitate to recommend AutoNation. You're people are great, but you're processes, quite frankly, suck. Thank you for your time! Gabi