Sentiment analysis: I've been coming to this theater for years and have been a few times since they remodeled and changed concept. Most recently was a few weekends ago to see Gravity... The seats are comfortable enough, and I don't really mind the concept of dine and watch a movie - but then again, maybe I do. I've been to a few other theaters with this format, and I guess I find it kind of distracting and annoying with waiters wandering around. I mean, it has its pluses and minuses. The food here is okay. In no way is it worth the price you pay, but it's also pretty absurd that regular cheap ass candy is just as expensive here as anywhere else (as others have pointed out), and when proposed next to their "fancy" desserts, the price of a box of Dots is ridiculous. So I get that people make mistakes and everyone has a bad day and all that, but while sitting and trying to watch the movie, the waiter carrying a bag of popcorn to someone behind me dumps the entire thing on my lap, and in my drink and all over my pizza. I don't mind so much... I'm just trying to watch Sandra Bullock float in space. However, he apologizes profusely and asks me what I was eating and drinking... I said "pizza and a coke zero." He takes my food and drink away and says he'll bring me replacements. He leaves me covered in popcorn shrapnel. Half an hour later, I get a replacement pizza... still no drink. I ask him again for a Diet Coke or Zero... about 15 minutes later, someone else hands me a Coke. Nope. Then another guy comes by and sweeps around me. All of this is REALLY fucking distracting while trying to watch a film. I ask someone else for a Coke Zero or Diet Coke... eventually, I get it. Then later, the guy bugs me again to give me a bag of popcorn "on the house" - uhh... thanks, but if I wanted popcorn, I would've ordered some in the first place. I get it though - nice gesture. I didn't eat any of it. Then the bill comes and the movie is over. The bill has 2 pizzas on it. I'm like, "WTF!?" I didn't even ask for a replacement pizza! We sit around waiting for someone to come by and nothing... I get up and go to find my waiter guy and he's disappeared. A girl who may have been a manager asks me what's up and I unload on her all of the anger and rage I had apparently stored up combined with all the tension and intensity created by the film I had just watched. She took my bill and said she would remove a pizza... then came back and said to just go ahead and leave without paying because their credit card machines were down. I gave her whatever cash I had on me and split... on the ride home, I decided that was dumb because she probably just pocketed it. Then I figured she probably earned it for listening to me say fuck a bunch of times loudly. Then I went back to wishing I had just left. They should've offered me my ticket(s) back and comped my drink and removed the extra pizza and apologized... or maybe offered passes to another show. They could've handled it way better than they did. I mean, spilling popcorn on me isn't even a big deal at all - they just kept making it worse and worse. As it stands, I probably won't be back. And Gravity was fucking top! It was so amazing, though I probably need to see it again without a bunch of bullshit going on around me.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: I've stopped into Hippie Gypsy numerous times since starting school at ASU. It's great for killing time and getting out of the heat, and ogling a lot of colorful, interesting pieces ("pieces" being both smoking paraphernalia and jewelry). The incense is fantastic, $1 for 10 sticks and about 25 different scents if you buy the "bag your own" bulk. The clothes are eh (maybe just because I do NOT dress anything like your typical stoner hippie, and they mainly have t-shirts and peasant skirts). They've got a lot of wall hangings and signs as well that are always fun to flip through. The glass art is my big draw. Having my ex be a glass blower at Chameleon Glass, I have a huge appreciation for unique pieces. Hippie Gypsy delivers. Lots of absolutely beautiful pieces, from bongs with tiger striped flames to pipes shaped like animals, and a good selection of Zongs as well. They also have a lot of glass and other types of jewelry as well that are pretty neat. The staff are super chill, they remembered me after several weeks and have even given me incense on the house - they only take cards if the purchase is over $5 and I spaced on that. I was pretty impressed when the guy told me not to worry about it - that would never happen at any of the big chain smoke shops around here. 4 stars because it is definitely overpriced - I can't justify $50 for a one-hitter (no matter what fabulous local artist it's from) or $30 for a peasant skirt. They cater to the ASU party crowd running around with daddy's credit card, plainly. I would recommend them for incense, jewelry, and trinkets. Overall a fun place though.
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positive

Sentiment analysis: I love going to this place. It is Retro FAB! The bloody marys in the fireside lounge after a long night of drinking and gambling is a must! I always have a tasty meal there. I think breakfast is best and there is a good selection to choose from. The lounge is brightly lit with pink and blue neon which does give off that Saturday night fever feeling. Tress surround the private booths and there is complimentary little glass bottles of peanuts. There is also large screen tv's that show music videos and live concerts of every genre of music. One minute your watching a black sabbeth performance and the next Frank Sinatra Crooning at the Sands. We always with a group of friends have cocktails in the lounge before hitting the strip. Peppermill is now a Vegas tradition for my husband and myself. You must at least if in Vegas have a drink in the lounge!. The meal prices are reasonable but it does always have a large crowd of people waiting for a seat.
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positive