Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A: So much for my commitment to consume fewer carbs. I think this pasta could single-handedly kill the already dying Atkins industry. I first tried Decio pasta at an event at the Botanical Gardens, and was happy to find them again at Old Town Farmers Market. This pasta is air-dried and cooks in half the time of ordinary dried pasta, and it's unbelievably flavorful. With varieties from Artichoke hearts to Wild Mushroom, you can get your veggies out of the way. Well, not really, but it's as close as I get most days. The first time I tried a sample, I asked what was in it and couldn't believe it was only a little of the cooking water and a tablespoon or two of butter. While the directions (which I never bothered to read) do recommend you rinse this pasta, I never did and never needed to. But I did find I should have done so with the lemon pepper. I'm not sure why this was so much starchier than my favored spinach, basil, and garlic, but it was definitely too sticky. At $6 a package (4 for $20 at the markets), this is one of the best inexpensive meals you can find that doesn't end in "berto." And who can't boil water?

Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A: I was pretty disappointed with their front desk customer service. The lady I had was not very professional at all. The whole time I was trying to talk to her she pretty much not listening to what I was saying and was talking to her co-worker the whole time which I taught was very rude. That made my whole evening pretty upsetting. When I got to the room the lamp and TV remote was not working and it took them until the next day before I got replacement. The hotel use to be so nice when I was a diamond player and since I have not been there a long time I started from the bottom again which was fine but I cannot believe how that person treated me.

Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A:
This is my favorite spot in AZ for a mani/pedi. I walk in a chipped, uneven mess and walk out a polished princess! First off, the nail salon is beautifully clean. The massage chairs/foot baths are well maintained and cleaned between each client. Implements are sanitized and wrapped as well. Aside from the basic spa manicure and pedicure (which includes a hot stone massage - yeah!) There are quite a few 'add on' services available (paraffin wrap, callous removal, etc.) However, they are never pushy to upsell, which I like. The prices are very reasonable, especially for the level of service ($38 for manicure/pedicure, without extras). Oh, and they have coupons as well, so my last mani/pedi was $4 off! I guess the most complicated part is choosing a color - they have enormous selection of OPI products to choose from. On my last visit, I enjoyed watching a really cute, much older couple. The husband waited patiently in the front reading his Kindle while his wife had her nails done. When she was finished, he (slowly) walked over to keep her company at the drying station, complimenting her pretty hands. It made me smile. :) One item to note - while you can pay for services with a credit card, tips are cash only.