Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: FAQ Q: LOL. You stayed at the Imperial Palace? A: Guess what? It's cheap, it's right on the strip, they have a great karaoke bar, dollar ice cream hour, elevators that barely work, a shitty pool, and it's right on the strip. Did I say it was right on the strip? While you dropped money on a "fancy" hotel, I saved money and drank myself to near-death. Q: But c'mon, the Imperial Palace? A: Walking distance to everything you need on the Strip. Caesar's right across the street. Bellagio nearby. Sure, the carpet was still from 1973 (a poor year for carpet fashion). Sure, the weird dancers in the middle of the casino was a little odd. If by odd you mean, well, sad. Q: HA! THE IMPERIAL PALACE!!!! A: Listen, fucker. I had a blast in Vegas. I'm not a high-roller. The room was cheap. The towels were worthy of being stolen. I didn't feel bad about spilling Jack Daniels on the floor. FYI ... Find that ice cream parlor with the ice cream happy hour (from 1pm to 2pm?) and you will thank me later.
Q: positive

A: Loved it!!!!!! We love all the Upward projects restaurants......... Fabulous service. Fun place. Intimate. Great food Great wine
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I don't get mad. I get even! I don't stay home. I vote! I follow the news. Some elected officials are doing a commendable job. However, some of our elected officials or candidates following them have raised my blood pressure. Today I raised my voice through my vote. I was voting proud and voting early. Voting at the Early Polling Center in the Galleria is as easy as 1, 2, 3. Today when I opened my mailbox, I see the Clark County Elections booklet. The thing was that my left foot was hurting and with urgency I needed to buy sneakers. But should I visit the Las Vegas Outlet Mall or Galleria Mall? Tadah! The the sample election book led me to the Galleria Mall where I'd play a role in my Country's future. I'd park my vehicle by Dillard's then walk a few feet to the Kohl's area. The polls were not crowded today. Immediately the Election staff greeted me. I inquired if I was registered to vote. I did not fill out paperwork this year. I was 100% ready to vote. Elections are truly keeping up with technology. I say this because by scanning the back of my sample ballot booklet, she retrieved my name and address. Quicker than I could walk from the table to Kohl's, she presented me with the conputerized card I'd place in the ballot box, and directed me to a man holding the American flag. He'd direct me to another worker holding the American flag at the ballot box where I'd cast my vote. The times are a changing. Gone is the dull booths where voters pressed these annoying levers. Today it is all computerized and really more in the open. The ballot box has revolutionized to the ballot touch screen. Being a fan of Caveman Keno and the smartphone, voting was fun. Corresponding to each vote was the choice of candidates that a touch on the screen would cast a vote for. Toward the end, it would prompt you to review your votes. You'd touch a submit button prior to making your way toward the poll worker at the exit (by Kohl's) who thanked you for voting and gave you an "I voted" pin. Voting is so important. You live once and need commendable leadership under strong and moral leaders. I walked out of here with the feeling that I made my voice known and possibly in one or two instances I joined the majority in telling a couple of candidates, "Your fired!" And in a few instances I joined the majority in telling a few candidates, "Job well done." The last thing I want to say before I walk out of this review is, "Every vote counts."
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Output: I love Fatburger because if the options provided. Not in the mood for a huge burger? That's ok, you can get a baby Fatburger, it's just big enough. Trying to eat healthy? Fatburger offers chicken sandwiches, salads and turkey burgers. My favorite thing at Fatburger is the fries though. I always get Fat Fries which are steak cut fries. I love that Fatburger makes their fries without salt, no sodium overload here! My husband wanted Fatburger the other day for dinner and this location (inside the Fiesta Henderson Casino) is the closest to our house. I wasn't thrilled about going to a casino to pick up dinner but the people working at this Fatburger did their job quickly enough to get me in and out in about 10 minutes with everything made just how I wanted it... The Maui-Banana Shake is amazing.
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output: I was excited to hear about the new location, since I only trek out to Tatum/Shea about once a year because of the distance. But it was a disappointment. BTW, the one on Tatum/Shea is much better than this one on 20th Street. There is a bad, sour smell in the whole store like rotting meat and/or produce. The last time I smelled that smell was in 2001 when the current Safeway location on McDowell and 7th Street used to be a Southwest Marketplace store. The produce section is small and all the lettuces and greens looked limp and wilted. They were out of arugula (Organic Girl brand), but even Basha's always has some on hand (especially the Basha's at 7th St. & Osborn). I did notice the smug liberal elitists ("SLE's") with their sandals, baggy clothes, no makeup, no deodorant, no bras, and REALLY bad hair (I guess it's the Hurricane Katrina look - or the mental ward look they are going for - done and done!). I wonder WHY they are smug? What are they thinking is so great about themselves?! That they know how to spell "organic"? Instead, they SHOULD BE EMBARRASSED that they pay too much for groceries for no good reason! I guess their budgets are still intact, however, because they obviously don't spend any money on clothes, shoes, makeup, deodorant or hair brushes -- so it all evens out I guess. Maybe that SMELL in the store is its typical customers... Prices: cra cra! Horizon organic milk carton - DOUBLE the price I can get the exact same product for at Basha's. I like Sprouts better. I'm glad Whole Foods had a supplement section (as they always do), but I can also get the same supplements at Sprouts or on Amazon without having to endure the "tudes" of the SLE's (SEE paragraph #3 herein). I think I will stick with Basha's, COSTCO and Sprouts for all my food needs and Amazon for most of my supplements. I will probably go again in about a year to see if Whole Foods has cleaned up their act. But I think now that so many regular grocery stores and Sprouts carry most of the same stuff WF's does (AND FOR LESS MONEY), there's just no common sense in going to Whole Foods. Whole Foods is becoming a bad joke.
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A:
Ordered the roast pork menehune. Looked like TV dinner. Not coming back. The Siamin was horrible.