Q: Friendly, efficient service was the icing in the cake of the best lamb saag I've ever eaten. BYOB policy, no corkage charge - what's not to like? OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: I definitely need a Whole Foods in my hometown. It's addictive. I like the philosophy, the atmosphere, the enormous quantity of products, the choice between organic and not, the service provided in these, and especially this, store and the fresh, homemade products. I'm a fan. This Las Vegas location seems to be a big store with a big variety of fresh food option. You'll name it, they have it. Although most of the products are not cheap, especially not compared to my own country, I don't think the food is expensive or overpriced. Very reasonable prices considering the quality. They even sell something that can ressembles bread. One thing I miss most away from home. Fresh bread (that you buy fresh every morning and throw away at the end of the day) with real cheese. And it seems they have a lot off staff walking around. Always friendly, always smiling. Probably also a nice place to work. And that's returned by customers. I really believe that. NOTE: I'm no native speaker so excuse any grammar or spelling mistakes. And please also excuse Apple for making devices with thoughts of their one. My Ipad keeps changing English words into 'proper Dutch' words. Sorry :(. And they have restrooms and WIFI =). OPTIONS:
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Q: Very nice Golf Course, pace of play was excellent, everyone was very friendly. Course was in better to average condition, greens extremely fast, but that is to be expected in Las VEgas this time of the year. I think it was a great value and very challenging without being to difficult. I would definitely recommend everyone come check it out. Oh and we ordered food at the 9th tee box and it was ready to go when we got there. A+++ OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: So this is the 2nd MMA-centric gym I've been a member of (the previous one was AZ Combat Sports) and this place a notch higher than ACS. They have a lot of classes available for sparring, personal training, and youth jiu jitsu - I have not taken any of those so can't rate it in regards to those classes. I went for one-on-one training and I usually went on the weekdays and a few times on the weekends for training there and I always noted a few things: Their treadmills are GROSS - to where you do NOT want to touch them with your finger (mabye the back of your hand); the staff is nice and welcoming; the bathroom is clean and tidy; the sparring area is stinky and all the ppl around there seem to treat the area like their own dirty hamper (seriously? used bandages on the floor? dirty socks on the floor? disgusting!). My trainer even was appalled at the 'cleanliness' situation there. After several months here, I decided not to renew because it was so off-putting. On a positive note, I frequently got to see Ryan Bader train and hang out there (one of the owners and a prof MMA fighter) - that was cool.. and he's a nice guy and is friendly and such. Back to the facility: they need a cleaning crew because the sparring area *stinks*, the machines are grimy and dusty and full of gross debris and it was nasty that I had to put a papertowel down for my arms when I did planks just so that I would't get ppls nasty body hair or other debris on my skin!! PS: sometimes they play some music on the speakers that is JUST not appropriate for kids... but they have a lot of kid's jiu jitsu classes, so I don't understand that rationale. OPTIONS:
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negative