Q: I do not care how convenient this place is to my home, there is simply no excuse for them to charge 10 cents more per gallon than anywhere else on Charleston Rd. when they cannot even keep the floors of their store clean, nor their lot free of vagrants begging for change. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: Jeff and Nick helped me move out of my apartment that has 16 stairs from bottom step to front door on another hot Las Vegas day. I don't know how they got all my stuff down all those stairs with their dollies so quickly, but they did it. I was trying to pack a couple last boxes, but they were just too fast for me to get it done. They were efficient and friendly throughout the move. They drove the UHAUL truck to my storage, and hustled all of my stuff to my 10 x 10 space. While Jeff jogged my stuff from the truck on the dolly, Nick arranged things in there utilizing the space to maximum effect. I still have room to put some last minute boxes in there. They had a good working chemistry, were courteous, and just motivated to get it all done quickly. They were scheduled for 4 hours for my move but got it all done in 2.75 hours. I also hired their move out cleaning service as well. I had Corrine come in for just 2 hours, and she did a great job dealing with a very messy kitchen/refrigerator. She was friendly, thorough, and efficient. I recommend anyone who needs to move in Las Vegas to use Umbrella Movers! And don't be afraid to hire the cleaning service. I feel like they are the dream team. Excellent work by all involved. Thanks to the phenomenal reviews on yelp, I found these movers. And now, I am adding to their stellar yelp reviews. I will definitely hire them again if I need movers in the future. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: I was lured into Frankie's by the promise of getting bombed on fruity drinks in tiki glasses and by the possibility of hooking up with hot rockabilly dudes. I also have a soft spot for Polynesian kitsch. This place made one of my dreams come true. I don't remember exactly what drink I ordered, but it was basically an oversized glass of rum mixed with the gentlest whisper of pineapple juice (and it was only rated 3 skulls out of 5 in their booze-potency rating system). This helped me achieve a comfortable state of inebriation quickly and for only $8. (I didn't spring for the souvenir glass--a fact that I now deeply regret). As for the rest of my experience, allow me to break it down*: - Decoration: A++ - Music: A++ - Customer Service: C (Bartenders have major 'tude, and that is if you are fortunate enough to have them condescend to acknowledge your presence.) - Value: B+ (Drinks are $8 and up, but are 95% alcohol. Ah, Vegas.) - Crowd: C (I brought the coolest people in there that night. I'm pretty sure everyone else was either a hooker or a john.) - Vegas Experience: B+ - Clearly marked bathroom facilities: F (Not only is it too dark inside the bar to see a foot in front of your face, but the men's and women's rooms are only loosely differentiated by ambiguous Polynesian figures on the doors. Needless to say, I chose the women's room completely by accident.) - Drinks required to achieve requisite level of inebriation to facilitate mistake-making: 1 1/2. - Ratio of men to women: 4:1 (As I said, I suspect the only other women there that night were escorts.) -Average age of patrons: 40 - Number of people wearing Hawaiian shirts: 3 (apparently there is some sort of promotion if you wear a Hawaiian shirt. I was sad that I didn't get the memo.) - Number of hot Rockabilly dudes at the bar: 0 *based on my visit in February, on a Friday night around 1am. In conclusion, I would most definitely go there again to get thoroughly and efficiently shit-hammered. Not bad at all. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: I lived in Tucson for 16 wonderful years, leaving with my three children, new husband and two stepchildren in 2002 for New York. New York is wonderful in many ways, but truly is lacking in true authentic Mexican food. And there is no fooling my family. So when I come back to Arizona to visit my family here, the first thing I want is authentic Mexican food. Since my parents and sister live in Apache Junction, we find our fix at Los Tacos. The place is immaculately clean, the staff courteous and genuinely kind. I think we'd have a longer conversation if I spoke Spanish but their English is just fine. The food is cooked to order, the tortillas homemade. There is a salsa bar with salsa fresca, roasted hot peppers, spiced carrots, salsa verde and a nice chipolte salsa. I am not sure if they serve coffee as they are always so kind to let me bring in my morning addiction, Starbucks Vente. My son, who came on this trip with me, wakes each morning to walk the two miles to Starbucks and then a few steps more to Los Tacos. What a wonderful way to start the day. I can't recommend them high enough. Definitely worth the four mile walk each morning. OPTIONS:
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positive