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Output: My bad: I had no idea before that papa huancaina is typically served cold. I've only had huancaina at a couple other establishments. I do have to say I liked it better warmer though. Still a great place to eat and not too heavy on the wallet.

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Output: I'm not sure I'd call Steven Cates a fraud, but I sure do feel conned out of $900! Steven Cates hit up our small business to be a sponsor for one of his talks in California. After we sent out invites and promoted the event to our network... he changed the date... not once, but at least 4 times! After the second time we were so embarrassed we requested a refund and didn't want to be associated with him at all. He said he's give a partial refund.... so we reluctantly agreed to continue forward. The day of the event there were fewer than 10 people present. What a total waste of money. He has not sent any refund and is not answering our correspondence. What little of his presentation that I did observe was not meaningful and felt rather sly and sneaky. I could only take the talk for an hour or so, but I don't think others in the audience were resonating with him either. I feel like he just took our money and ran... and I really wish I had read the other Yelp reviews before taking his bait and falling into his trap. If you have a chance - avoid this guy at all costs. And if he offers you an "elite sponsorship opportunity," turn tail and run the other way! Ripped off in San Francisco, CA.

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Output: Sweet God! This self-serve yogurt shoppe has got to be my all-time favorite one EVER. This means a lot, because I'm a whatchmacallthat---a connoisseur of fine yogurt (lol). Seriously, I cant get enough of the wannabe, delicious, low or non fat cold goodness. Albeit I fall only and only for the tart versions, I've sampled the sweet ones enough to speak on their behalf as well. Omigod, lets start with the 'Original Tart'. Why?? Why must it be so cravably good? Its the perfect marriage of tart and sweet and they come together to form the most delicious flavor ever. Dont confuse this original with the originals from other yogurt shoppes, their is no comparison, like I said, I must've tried 90% of yogurt shoppes that open in Charlotte and surrounding cities, Sweet Frog is the ONLY one with the perfect package. Now we proceed with the other awesome flavors: Vanilla Bean, Dulce DeLeche, Milky Way, Cappuccino, Pecan-Pie, Cinnamon Roll (!), Birthday Cake, Strawberry, Pomegranate, Mango, Red Velvet, Cookies n Cream and forgive me if Im forgetting any, but this is all I can remember. I always get the same trio, Original, Mango and Pomegranate. I always walk in wanting to try something different, so I sample them, but nothing can beat my lovely trio. The toppings, like Candyce mentioned above are limitless and very fresh. I think only the peaches are canned, but the rest are fresh. I dont like to weigh down my yogurt with toppings that get too cold and hard anyway, but those who do will definitely enjoy the candies, nuts, cookies, mochi and boba. They also have the frequent buyer card that they clip on each visit, and on Mondays, they clip it twice so you reach you 12th clip faster. Fill one card and get the 13th purchase free!! I actually got to know the lovely owner Michelle. She is so warm and caring and makes sure the place is pristine and polished at all times. All though its a self-serve place, you'll NEVER find a mess near the dispensers. All employees are always so polite and helpful, it makes going there that much easier. I must pop in atleast 3-4 times a week because I am unable to eat solid food until doctors place a 'food tube' in my belly (long story......) so frozen yogurt, boost and ensure is what Ive been subsisting on. It a few cents cheaper than other places, which is a great perk, since I walk out with enough for me to eat over the course of atleast 2 days. Im due to get my next batch tomorrow :D So I urge you to visit Sweet Frog because you will then understand why my freakin review is so darn long! The Whitehall location is my personal fav, the ambience, the kindness and the deliciousness won me over :) If you happen to meet Michelle (the owner) tell her 'the young lady with the walking stick' sent you, lol! (thats another long story involving 7 surgeries)

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First stop on our Saturday night Montreal club romp, we rolled up to Rouge, the only spot on this jammin' street that didn't have a line streaming down the block. Should have been the first sign, but it was early so we gave it a go. No cover charge was a plus and as we made our way up to the second floor to check out coats, our first glances were of a filled club of people, seemingly having a good time, kinds of getting into the groove. Could it be we struck gold on our first try? Coats checked quickly (only $1.50), we headed to the bar. Though our drinks came in the tiniest of glasses (think rocks glasses instead of collins glasses), they were only $13 for two. We would soon come to realize that this would be the highlight of the evening. First major problem: this club doesn't take credit cards! What kind of club doesn't take plastic? Maybe it was because we were American? Maybe the machines were down? (though I didn't notice any machine to begin with) In any event, when I attempted to hand my Mastercard over to the bartender, she waved her finger in my face (no!) and walked away. After settling the tab and taking a gander around the second floor, we knew right away this wasn't going to be the place for us. The club was kind of dingy, the crowd was less-than-appealing and the music was loud and terrible. Not ready to give up, we tried our luck on the first floor. As we walked out onto the dancefloor, the DJ starting spinning "Whoomp There It Is' and the crowd went CRAZY like he just dropped that new Kayne track. Yep, it was time to go. On the way up to retrieve our coats, there was a wretched stench wafting out of the ladies room. I mean gut-churning, nose-pinching stink. Classy, Rouge, Classy. After doing a bit of research, I quickly learned that Rouge is a 25+ club geared towards the 'older' crowd who apparently used to frequent this other club Angel back in their more formidable years. Yikes. I'd like to chalk this one up to my big tourist mistake of the trip. Le sigh.