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Output: 20 min wait for 1 bagel w/ shmear and its not busy by any means. These people are clueless.

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Output: Beach party was erg cool! 2 zwembaden waar iedereen stond te feesten en de strandballen rond gingen terwijl de dj de speakers liet knallen. Man-vrouw verhouding was goed. Verder waren en nog private pools voor groepen en ligbedden. Super uitzicht over Vegas! De sfeer was erg goed. Vergeet niet je ID mee te nemen, anders kom je niet binnen.

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Output: What a marvelous find for late night dining near the Strip. The tacos were small, allowing one to try several, and flavorful with a well thought out mix of complementary ingredients. The draft beer selection, while not exceptionally large offering about a dozen choices, was varied in style. Our exceptionally friendly and helpful server (?Kaycee) happily provided samples of the interesting choices. The margaritas were tremendous and were quite the bargain during the early and late happy hours at only $4. P.S. and to all of the previous posters that recommened to get the pumpkin seeds added to the guacomole dip, you were all correct.

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I'm normally a Sur la Table guy when it comes to fancy cooking stores. I've been into Williams-Sonoma once or twice before, but I never think to go in on a regular basis. However, when I recently needed some kitchen twine (which is surprisingly hard to track down), I decided to pop into Williams-Sonoma on my way home so that I wouldn't have to enter the mall proper. I ended up regretting my decision. I found the twine--for $8. Ok, I said, that's expensive for string, but I'm tired of running around, and it comes in a dispenser with a cutter that I can reuse. So yes, I said, I'm going to buy the damn string. I take my purchase up to the register and greet the cashier. in return I get "Is that really all you're buying?" I was shocked. This wasn't being-a-good-cashier-and-offering-help. This was why-are-you-wasting-my-time-you-moron. I'm sure you can imagine my shock when she repeated this demand once more before reluctantly checking me out. And even further shock when she snapped at me because I didn't want to give them my email address for an $8 purchase. I won't be back to this store in particular, and perhaps Williams-Sonoma in general. What the hell?