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An example of an positive review: Had to mail a large package to North Pole, Alaska, and, of course, didn't want to wait in line at the post office. I called this UPS Store, and talked with a young lady, who cheerfully told me their hours, and informed me that it would be less expensive to ship parcel post through the post office itself. The next day, I stopped with the package (it was huge) and a young man helped me. He was just as cheerful, and again informed me that it would be cheaper to mail through the post office. I just wanted to get it in the mail, and told him to go ahead and ship it. He also informed me that there would be no guarantee of delivery time (I knew that parcel post was shipped to Alaska by slow boats, and sometimes took up to 30-45 days to get there). That's all you can hope for - cheerful service, and people that inform you of options and possible problems.

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An example of an positive review: Very friendly great service food was good not great . Love the mom and pop atmosphere

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An example of an positive review: Long line at Starbucks today. As always service was friendly and coffee was tasty (and needed)! I appreciate it when the service is friendly even after a long line of crabby people. Thanks Guys!

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An example of an positive review: at this day in age, it is a little hard to do reviews about buffets in vegas. its like trying to review a fast food franchise, theyre a dime a dozen now days. i guess the best form of action is to talk about specifics. so in this case, i will begin with the bad. bad: well in all cases of vegas buffets on the strip, youre going deal with 2 things, first youre gonna run into a line. well actually, its a line, so there probably wont be any running involved, unless you need to run to the restroom due to the previous night's debauchery. waiting in line sucks, but you gotta do that no matter what if you wanna eat a buffet. second thing is the price. $40 more or less seems to be the vegas standard. i think most people in vegas already expect this if theyre planning on buffet'ing. in my case, im not rich, so this is alot of money for me. so if youre like me, it might help to think that if you get at least 3 plates, youve already covered your cost, just sayin. good: now for the good stuff. FOOD!! that is why you came to the buffet. from what i can remember about this place, i really liked the prime rib and the sushi wasnt too bad either. im a huge sushi nazi, but its vegas, i trust some asian man is working behind the scenes rolling out rice and fish. i think vegas is the only place where you'd eat prime rib, sushi, and enchilada in one meal. so ya, i lied, i really didnt talk about specifics, oh well, hahah, but this place is decent, food was good, it was replenished often, servers were prompt, all things that a proper buffet oughta be, the end.