Q: The purpose of any comedy/hypnosis show is to make people laugh. That said, this show should get 5 stars plus. The first time I went to see this show was several years ago. I went with a foreign exchange student who spoke no English, a lawyer who never laughs, and a few other people. I convinced everyone to go, despite the pleas from the foreign exchange student who claimed he wouldn't get anything, and the lawyer who said he never went to a comedy show that made him laugh. My jaw hurt I was laughing and smiling so much. My stomach ached. Anthony is so funny I nearly fell out of my seat. The foreign exchange student told me "this guy is the funniest I have ever seen!" and understood all of the jokes. Chair antics are apparently universally understood. Even the lawyer was cracking up and said "Cools is wickedly funny." This show asks for volunteers. If you are shy- don't volunteer to be hypnotized! You can not be hypnotized if you don't want to, so I really don't buy the whole "I didn't want to go on stage... but I ended up on stage" argument. The show is also filmed, so, again, if you are shy, do not volunteer. I bought a DVD of the Best of Anthony Cools afterwards. The tshirts can be improved- in terms of the actually quality of the shirt and the slogans. I recommend this show to anyone that I know is going to Vegas and have probably got a good 20-30 people to go see it. And they all say the same thing- the show is extremely good. The second time I saw this show, less than 2 weeks ago, I went with a group where 2 people didn't speak English very well. Again, they really enjoyed the show. One of them almost got hypnotized! Overall, very good laughs. Some people don't like the 50-75 dollar tag for the show. Try tix4tonight for discounted tickets, and sometimes there is a deal in 24/7. If you go to Vegas, and only have money for 1 or 2 shows, this is a show you really want to see.

A: positive

Q: We have wanted to try this place after driving past it for the past couple years as the drive thru is always packed. I was disappointed in the small selection of meals...mainly unflavored tiny fried chicken strips with some frozen crinkle fries and a piece of bread...oh and some bland coleslaw and a not so very special sauce. Hardly what I would consider a decent meal much less pay for it and actually feel there is a need to actually have an establishment devoted specifically to this type of food. I mean, why develop an entire menu of meals where the main difference is the quantity of strips and sides??? The bf thought it was okay but he had to order the large meal and also ate half of mine. The cashier was nice enough, but had either a hearing problem or attention deficit disorder...she had my drink order wrong twice...diet soda, no ice...not sweet tea with ice or diet soda with ice. I do not understand the hype at all especially when there are so many other places to choose from.

A: negative

Q: Had the 1/2 sandwich and soup. The soup was good, just not hot enough. The sandwiches were a joke. My wife had the vegie: grilled red pepper, raw red onion, raw zucchini, lettuce and tomato. Supposed to come with muenster cheese, they must have forgotten. My sandwich was the albacore tuna, okay, just didn't taste any of the other ingredients, like the water chestnuts.. The bread was super small sized, making for a small sandwich. The owner and the counter person didn't really seem to care about attempting customer service. Maybe the cafe is an afterthought to the catering business.

A: negative

Q: I would recommend Arizona Academy of Real Estate INSTEAD. Arizona School of Real Estate & Business is overkill if you ask me. You need to take your test and pass before you can take the state test. Well if you fail the school test they won't show you your test scores to help in any way. In fact you get sent home to find out if you pass online. Funny because even the state test is graded immediately, and breaks down the test in sections so you know what to study when you retake the test. My friend went to Arizona Academy of Real Estate and said they scan your test right in front of you when you turn it in, and it breaks down each section to let you know what you got wrong so you know what to study. Same format as the state test. Oh, and their study guide was so small. Well if you go to ASREB you definitely won't be able to say the same. Arizona School of Real Estate gives you 3 different study guides. The National Study guide has two study guides they tell you to memorize. One study guide for this has 522 questions, study guide 2 has 320 questions, and the state study guide has 279 questions. That is 1,121 questions they send you home with for a school test that only has 200 questions, and the state exam which has only 185 questions!!!! They try to trip you up big time by giving you OVER 6 times the amount of material you actually need. The worst part about it is you don't get to see any proof of how you did on each section so if you barely pass or fail, then you won't have any clue what to study. You will be back looking over 1,120 questions again hoping you can remember all 1,120 questions for the 185-200 you actually test on. My friend who went to the other real estate school passed the first time with an 82%. I looked at her study guide....UNDER 200 QUESTIONS!!! The only difference is that ASREB allows you to pass at 75% and Arizona Academy of Real Estate ups it to 80% (with 1/6 of the headache studying for it).

A:
negative