Q: Only stayed one night, staff was friendly, and very helpful! The room was very clean, ac worked great! My only complaint is the shower head was full of hard water deposits. So no flow through the head.

A: positive

Q: If I ever have enough disposal income that I feel the desire to spend $5 on a 6oz container of raspberries, I know that Whole Foods can help me achieve that goal. In the meantime I'll continue to shop at Trader Joe's.

A: negative

Q: I went to see this show because the youtube videos looked good. After getting to the tiny showroom at O'Sheas, we were instructed to sit down at tables and write on "permission slips" our full names, dates of birth, and a personal story (at least on my card) about someone who "broke your heart." Although the grammar was funky about it somehow...but that's besides the point. I thought it was weird that I was going to a mind reading show but I was writing down all of these personal details. And it's in Vegas, where there are cameras everywhere! So right away I figured the details from those cards would be coming into play. And I was right. When the show started, the song "Are you ready for a miracle" began to play. Have you ever seen "Leap of Faith?" That song opened the show in that movie, and getting the information for the cold reads in the movie was done by surveillance equipment. Luke then went on to tell people their astrological signs and dates of birth, and later asked people with certain initials to stand up. He would then pick out details so specific (and written on the cards) that it just wasn't believable at all. And all of the information he "read" was on the cards. I talked to few of the audience members who were "read" and they admitted that they had written down the detail he mentioned in the show. At the end he did a routine where he gets people to sit in a chair and pick a number which then corresponds to a color. That was a pretty good routine and I couldn't figure it out. The rest of the show? Rubbish. I have to say, though, the man has a great memory. To remember all of those details is tough. Of course, there were only 15 people in attendance. Save yourself the $29 for the ticket. Go see Penn & Teller if you really want some good stuff you can't figure out.

A: negative

Q: Absolutely loved this place when I went there while I was on a business trip. Since then I have bought a second home in Las Vegas and plan on frequenting this place whenever I have a chance.

A:
positive