Q: The one on McKellips is soooo much better! OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: I don't get all the harsh things people are raggin' on the Strat for. For $35/night (around $60 on weekends), the accommodations were spectacular. Don't expect anything too lavish - it's a simple hotel, but mostly clean, spacious and modern. If I was staying in this level of hotel in Boston, I'd be paying around $150-$200, not $35. This hotel is value, value, value. Although cabs to the Strip were a bit costly, everything else was great. Unlimited access to the top of the tower (resort fee of $7.50 per day, well worth it), good pool scene (with cornhole boards and waitresses in bikinis), a built-in shopping mall and cheap food options were all convenient. We played table blackjack for $5, big wheel spins for $2 and roulette for $5 in the casino. For the mornings where I had too much Vegas the night before, room service was pricey but solid. Buffet was kind of gross, if you're going to do the buffets do it a higher-tier hotel. Overall we liked staying here. I could definitely see doing it again. For the price you can't go wrong. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: This location is beat. Old and worn down. The layout is all weird. Only one (slow) person working the deli section with a line of customers 6 deep. There's a plastic bin with sandwich rolls where customers can grab their own bread and stick them in a plastic bag. I saw a lady stick her dirty hands in there, move around the bread she didn't like until finding just the right ones. Sans tissue paper. Needless to say I didn't buy my rolls there. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: This place is pretty cool for a dive, love that you have options for DJ inside and live band outside, nickel beer is awesomely crazy they could do .50 beers and it would still be a hit. I like the bartenders here will definitely have to come back OPTIONS:
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positive