input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: Needlessly complicated to navigate. I know most Casinos make it that way on purpose, but Caesar's seems to have added the needless extra step of making walk ways narrow and cramped, as well as making it hard to get off of property anyway but to get in the long line for taxis. I also noticed that a lot of things were broken. Lights burned out, broken slots, windows crash messages on information screens, and long lines at the Cage. The table games are mostly all down in one giant pit which makes it feel more circus than Roman. One noticeable aspect of Caesars' Entertainment properties is that they rotate where the money goes for their pet projects (namely the Quad at the moment, which while Imperial Palace *should* have been torn down a long time ago. Not sure if that one can be saved) and upkeep either suffers badly as a result, or remains sometimes inconsistent.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: I think the security staff thinks they are in Goodfella's. I would only stay here if you want to get treated like shit.
input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output:
Don't you wish this place was cheaper? And faster? And didn't have such a garish color scheme? Nicer employees? Maybe better food too? Well, actually a place like that exists. It's called schenley park cafe.