Sentiment analysis: My husband and I along with his family were walking around after an awesome lunch at Noodle no. 9 and came back to the Bellagio to go hang out at the Bellagio Cafe for a little while before heading out to the airport to catch our flights back home. As we were walking through the lobby of the Bellagio, they were taking down their garden ornaments, and there was places that were cut off and two men who were security funneling and stopping traffic through roped off areas that people were walking in and out of. As we were walking through the tall man said to us "Do YOU PEOPLE not understand when a man tells you to stop that you have to stop?!" -- to which I didn't ever remember the other guy telling us we had to stop, and if he did it was an honest mistake as I was at the front of our group and I wasn't particularly feeling too well as I was a bit anemic at the time. He continued to be rude to us as I walked past and I told him that he "didn't have to be so rude" and we continued onward. The use of the phrase "you people" particularly bothered me because my husband and his mother are Korean, and his younger sister is half Korean, while her father (my husband's step-dad) is a white male. Just the way the guy said it to us, and REPEATED it over and over again as we kept walking, each time more loud and more rude didn't sit well with me. So I scuttled ahead to find a place where I could sit down, because I was so upset at just how rude that guy was. People make honest mistakes.. if we walked through and the other guy told us to stop which somehow all 5 of us seemed to have not heard, then we would have apologized, and that should have been the end of it. We were all so upset with how this guy treated us, that we decided to head back to the hotel lobby and just leave for the airport -- well to do so, we had to go back where that guy was. As we were approaching people were allowed to walk through the pathway and we were going with the flow of traffic. He then stopped us again, even though people on the other side were being let through (like traffic on a two-way road) -- which made absolutely no sense. It was pretty clear that he was singling us out because of the indecent before hand. My husband's father told the guy that the situation was ridiculous, and continued to walk forward as people were still being allowed to walk through on the left side of us. Once he did that the "security guard" (as he called himself) physically put his hands on Jason's father and pushed him. My husband's father then told him that his actions were uncalled for and was physical assault to which the guard responded by pushing my husband's father further back with his chest and getting up in his face repeating that he was a security gaurd, and he had the right to put his hands on him and kept telling us to "look at the badge" meaning his name tag with his name Michael on it and where he was from - San Bernardino, CA. My husband's mother was appalled and told him to get his hands off of her husband, and the guy touched me telling me to get back even though I never even moved from my original position, nor did I try to even start a confrontation. We had done nothing wrong. We were on a FAMILY vacation in Vegas. None of us have ever been involved in any crimes, nor were we being aggressive in any manor. It was uncalled for and made for a horrible ending to our vacation. We then waited to file a complaint with the head of security, in which we got an apology -- but he said the manor would be looked into. And the more we had talked to him, the more it seemed apparent that they probably had other incidents happen with Michael. Unfortunately we weren't able to file a formal complaint on paper with the hotel as we had to leave to catch our flights back home. Not only that, but in the beginning of our vacation, my husband and I went to check into our room with our confirmation email printed out (which had 2 confirm numbers for each room that his father had reserved) and the lady at the check out desk told us that we couldn't check in because it was only under my husband's father's name -- although we told her we had ANOTHER confirmation number, that also had my husband under another room's list and the woman was rude and said "I don't care, that's only a piece of paper. It doesn't mean anything." and when we went to another teller, they were more than nice to hear us out and we were able to get our room. Other than those two incidents, we had nice clean rooms and had a good time otherwise. However since the security incident happened the way it did, never again will we be staying with the Bellagio....
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Sentiment analysis: We could not of been luckier, walked up at 6pm Sunday night and the front table for three was wide open. Random water put on the table and an old, wore out menu... No bother.... Not why we came here. Ordered up a lamb leak and beef coriander set of dumplings. The ladies hand made them in the back while we waited.....wow. Next stop, juicy pillows of loveliness dipped into authentic vinegar soy sauce (yes, the vinegar bite you get in China). Outstanding love of chewy, puffy, sour dumplings. Only reason it is not 5stars is that i always hold that for the one in the million. Do it. Just eat it. Go ahead....eat it....no ones watching!
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Sentiment analysis: My buddy and I were hungry the other night... we wanted a sit down place to kill some time before hitting the clubs, but we didn't want to spend too much. I also wanted to eat something healthy. Strip Steak didn't originally meet our requirements, but with a coupon from restaurant.com, it did. We got last minute reservations on a Saturday night for 9:30pm, which was lucky because the place was packed! Muse was playing the arena nearby so there was a huge rush before we arrived. I had the ahi tuna and my buddy had the salmon. Each was around $40, but with the coupon, it came out to about $46 after tax and tip. Not a bad price for Strip Steak! We definitely felt like fools not ordering steak here, but oh well, that's what we were in the mood for. I'm already promising myself that I'm going to go back for a steak.
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positive