Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: We went on a vacation to visit Vegas and stayed in Excalibur for 3 nights. We booked normal rooms and got upgraded for a level above the basic room. The deals in hotels.com and orbitz showed at 28$/ day, and it came to 45$/ day with taxes and resort fee (it was in week days). No Refregirator or Microwave as they expect us to drink and eat outside... The hotel has become old.. it looks great from outside but not great inside... Ofcourse the sales people tried several times to sell tickets for shows, and in that process did all sort of tricks.... easy checkout process.... little bit waiting time for checkin even at 5PM.. Every room has its own complaints.. no bath room lock for one room, no exhaust fan in bath room.. internet did not work in another room.... The beds are Okay.. carpet is old... Stay here if you just want to sleep and spend less money for hotel and more money for gaming.... Strange thing I observed is, if we order a complimentary drink while playing keno, the waiter asked us to show how much we played, and for every 10$ we bet (and loose) they would give a coupon to get complimentary drink... This proves Recession has impact on Gaming....
Q: negative

A: Pretty generic compared to the Forum Shoppes and Fashion show and certainly more pricey than the outlets......we have malls better than this in my home town of Toledo. While I dig the pseudo-sky that used to be Aladdin's, I'm not quite sure why this place LACKS a planet hollyywood, yet there is planet hollywood in some of the other malls. Its going to take some work for this place to reach the level of any of the myriad Vegas shopping options....but I likely won't be back.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: Went to Mike's tonight for the first time with my wife. Nice little mom and pop run atmosphere...and thus ends anything worth writing home about. Don't get me wrong - it wasn't bad. Just wasn't great. My wife and I are 25. What does that mean? Instant assumption that our tip is going to be low. What does that result in? Our waitress catering to a big table next to ours (she visited 3 times before coming to greet us - as in pick up plates and talk, come back offer dessert and talk, then come back to talk to some more) over ours. I've worked in the restaurant industry. I know how it goes. Their ticket was higher, their tip is thus higher. Reasonable to assume it should take 5 minutes to greet? Eh. Food was so/so. At a plate average of somewhere around $12 it was a bit expensive. I'd frequent if it were somewhere around $8. Though it's doubtful I'll ever try this place again perhaps I ordered the wrong item. The chicken in the chicken kalamata was very much on the tough side. Sort of the consistency of chicken that has been rewarmed after it is initially cooked. Not worth the $12.99. Coulda/shoulda been around $6.99. Not a bad evening though could have been better. I had high hopes for Mike's! Atmosphere was nice and the food was alright but it's doubtful I'll be returning anytime soon - at least until I'm over the age of 40 and garner a little respect from the waitstaff.
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Output: Found a giant pubic hair in the bathtub. Yuck! We were excited about using the tub, but low and behold, we found a big nasty hair in the tub. YUCK! This is Marriott property and I'm Platinum Premeir. I would have hoped they would have treated me better. I guess Marriott's loyalty program doesn't apply in Vegas
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output: Ok, so most of what people are saying about Buffalo Exchange is true. They don't buy what you think they should buy, they look like they think they are better than you, and no their store isn't amazing. But you need to be honest and look at what is really going on. First, it is a thrift store, they aren't going to pay you what you paid for the item. Second, they are buying what they think their customers will buy (really it is what THEY like and would buy so look at who is sorting your stuff). Third, they work at...Buffalo Exchange...that is their level, so the little bit of power to either accept or reject you IS their big moment and they take is seriously. Walk in there expecting your "rags" to be rejected and when one gets accepted be excited for your $5. I watched who shopped there, it was NOT cool, young, hip, or thin people. And I watched them sort through bags of middle aged women's clothing and buy some stuff I would never wear. Then I watched them reject True Religion jeans and some very expensive career pants. They won't wear that and they feel their customers won't either. It isn't personal, at least for you it shouldn't be, they aren't rejecting you, just your cool, expensive, designer clothes.
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This is the my favorite casino I have spent time at in Vegas. That is saying quite a bit, considering I have stayed at probably 8 different casinos in my time. The location is very centralized on the strip, so as to minimize walking. The place draws a younger crowd and has great energy. Pretty Go-Go dancers perform behind the craps and blackjack area at night and drinks are served quickly on the casino floor. My room was one of the bigger and more modern places I have stayed on the strip and was themed for Forrest Gump. My wife loves shopping at the mall attached to the casino, as it has two of her favorite places (Sephora and Urban Outfitters). The outside of the casino also has a Pink's hotdogs which is a great place to grab a late night bite when you are drunk and in need of something.