Sentiment analysis: This place is not for the faint of heart. It's also not for the dancer who actually enjoys real music. It IS for the dancer who needs to twirl on a stripper pole, get high on X, or bump and grind with a 45-year-old tranny. Yikes! A note about the bathroom - if you find it off-putting to watch men and women strut buck nekkid or to be offered various drugs, you may just want to hold it til you get home.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Some time had gone by since my last visit to Kohler and I felt like giving it another chance. A Groupon was available so I purchased the deal and headed back to Kohler with a friend who goes there regularly and we spent the morning getting a facial and a manicure. The facial - I get facials often at other places and know the general routine. The tech was sweet but she did not explain what she was doing to me, ask me questions, recommend products, etc. There also was really no privacy for taking off/putting on clothes, etc other than a sheer curtain that did not cover my treatment space. She also did not do extractions even after her instructor told her too. However, in the end I still left feeling clean and moisturized. The next day I woke up and I was broken out all over my face AND my chest. I have never broken out on my chest in my entire life. It has taken almost two weeks for my skin to clear. I have no idea what products they used but clearly it was not right for my skin. The manicure - Much better this time, but the polish was still way too thick. Three hours later I had three chips and I had done nothing but have a late lunch, do some light shopping, and drive home. The next day the polish looked so bad I had to take it off. Bottom line - I will never be returning to Kohler again, no matter how great the deal is. You get what you pay for.
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Sentiment analysis: I had a wonderful time at bottled blonde with my friends. What really bothered me was after purchasing a table and spending a good amount of money, the bottle server had the audacity to come back and ask why we did not give her a 20% tip. I have been in the service industry for ten years and would never have the nerve to do such a thing (believe me, I've wanted to many times). We left her 17% and that was only because we were pouring most of the drinks ourselves. I hope this is not a common thing at your establishment.
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negative