Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: I travel through Fort Mill on occassion and noticed this little place. I stopped in to check it out and the folks behind the counter were very nice. I let them know this was my first visit and they explained the $5.95 lunch special to me. It consists of a pit sandwich with your choice of meat (beef, pork, turkey, etc) or a hotdog, a side, and a drink. The photo I took is of the lunch special with a pit beef sandwich and fries. I have the say the sandwhich was great! It comes piled high with thinly sliced pit beef, fresh onion, horseradish, and mayo on a large bun. Absolutely delicious! The fresh fries arent to shabby either (cooked fresh while you wait). I have been here twice to eat so far and there has always been two people working behind the counter. Maybe they were just short handed when the other reviewer was there?!?! Try the pit beef sandwich and you will be glad you did! Make sure you get it with the horseradish as it's the only way to go and it's the traditional way to eat a pit beef sandwich. I havent tried the pork or turkey yet but really don't plan too since the beef is sooo good! It's a local busines and I'm glad to support them! PS - They have new hours which are 11-6 Mon-Fri, not sure about the weekend hours.

Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: This is the worst chipotle that I have been too! The service wasn't all that good, and the portions were the smallest I've experienced. The chipotle Location on Sahara is much better!

Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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Just now heard the news that the historic Sahara Hotel & Casino is closing today. I was there only 9 days ago and would have bought a souvenir if I had known the end was so near. It was obvious, though, that it could not have lasted much longer. Barely 50 people in the casino on a Saturday night and the porter had to call for taxi pick up in the porte cochere. I am sorry that so many people in an especially hard-hit local economy are now out of work. I'm sure the place was glorious in its heyday and maybe the property will be again some day. It seems like the perfect spot for a sparkling new mega resort - lots of vacant land around and located on the last stop on the monorail. That end of the strip sure needs a boost. Goodbye $1 blackjack! Thanks for the memories, Sahara.