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Output: Oh, Taco John's...what did I ever do to wrong you so? I thought you and me were close, TJ--I mean, back when I was in high school, you were the mad shizz! I always repped you to the heathens who thought running to the border to ring bells was better than your food. Quesadilla--I hardly know her! But now, now...now you are buy a paltry shade of your former self. Did you get taco cancer and are wasting away from the inside? What happened to making the goodness I used to know? Once, TJ--you and me were tight. We were bros. We had each others' back. Now, you're more concerned with half-heartedly throwing me some frozen crap that's been deep fried and drowned in sauce with some brown, wilty lettuce and lifeless tomatoes. What up with that, TJ? Is that how you treat your boy now? I thought I knew you, man. I thought I knew you.

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Output: The people are wonderful. I cannot adequately express my appreciation for thew love and care given my grandson, Matthew, during his time of need. My respects to all the friendly staff members at LCH!

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Output: This is a tourist trap full of sleazy-looking women trying to up-sell you on a shooting range package. They won't let you bring your own weapons to the range (other than handguns and that's just for locals) because they want to sell their packages. The place had the feel of a strip club. Horrible. If you're serious this isn't the place for you.

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5 stars for starting up a food truck and solid 3.5 for food. An exciting new addition to the Phoenix food truck scene. They made their Phoenix Public Market debut last night at the Wednesday evening market. They have a short but sweet menu that includes a Lumpia trio for $5, various combos of Grilled skewers of Pork, Chicken or combos that include skewers, lumpia and even chicken feet which range between $7-$10. All entrees are served with rice and pickled ginger "salad". They also offered chicken feet, chicken "ass", and a rare delicacy called balut (which if you finish you get free Lumpia on your next visit.) Deciding I wasn't feeling adventurous enough for the Balut I ordered the Lumpia trio. It was a rather popular selection that evening as others around me were ordering the same. They cook their Lumpia to order and after about a 5 min wait I received 3 HOT and crispy Lumpia. These were very good! and the dipping sauce made them better. Next time I hope to try the chicken "ass"...if this is anything like the Turkey tails you get at some Mexican Deli places I am down for trying these and I love the chicken feet at Chinese Dim Sum so I hope to try these next time.