Q: first I would like to point out several things that make my review slightly different than most since I've been working in the event management/ security/ production for a lil over 10 years, also being from the bay area I tend to think our clubs are a little more catered to specific demographics so we're a little spoiled. (which is why I gave two stars and not one) So I got a pass for this place and thought why not. Lines are lines and to be expected so that was no biggie. Different treatment for VIP and regulars (hats and dress code) again to be expected. What is unacceptable is the fact that they didn't honor the pass when I got up to the front at 11:47 (the pass clearly states midnight). What the pass didn't say was that they could refuse to honor the pass. Once inside it was very very crowded, another to be expected in Vegas. Than when the guy told me I couldn't wear my slouch hat (rasta hat that hold all the hair/dreads) which is BS considering its not sports attire and dudes were rocking kangols all night, but the kicker was I had to pay like 10 bucks to check it in. What is completely unacceptable to me is the lack of DJs. talent. I heard the same song three times in one room. THREE TIMES!!! Upstairs there were several times where there was no music at all. Not only that, but the kicker for me, the music itself was so unfocused I couldn't even dance with a girl cause every other song was either AC/DC or some other old rock band. Like I stated from the gate maybe its cause I'm from the bay, but DJs spinning crap is just pathetic. Perhaps I will go find other clubs that clearly are targeted for one group of people and not managed by money hungry a holes OH WAIT WE'RE TALKING ABOUT VEGAS!! OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: Best billiards also has the best coffee and best sandwiches of any place I've been to in Las Vegas. The owner makes his own blend from Italian coffee, and they have a wide selection of imported deli meats including three different kinds of sopressata. I could spend all day there. I need to go back and try their pasta. It is really a hidden jewel. I hope more people don't find out about it. I say this as I write a yelp review. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: Would've given five stars had they not been so skimpy on their crackers. The chili was excellent as usual, but when I ran out of crackers... I went back and asked for more... you would've thought I was asking for their firstborn child... OPTIONS:
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Q: I would recommend Arizona Academy of Real Estate INSTEAD. Arizona School of Real Estate & Business is overkill if you ask me. You need to take your test and pass before you can take the state test. Well if you fail the school test they won't show you your test scores to help in any way. In fact you get sent home to find out if you pass online. Funny because even the state test is graded immediately, and breaks down the test in sections so you know what to study when you retake the test. My friend went to Arizona Academy of Real Estate and said they scan your test right in front of you when you turn it in, and it breaks down each section to let you know what you got wrong so you know what to study. Same format as the state test. Oh, and their study guide was so small. Well if you go to ASREB you definitely won't be able to say the same. Arizona School of Real Estate gives you 3 different study guides. The National Study guide has two study guides they tell you to memorize. One study guide for this has 522 questions, study guide 2 has 320 questions, and the state study guide has 279 questions. That is 1,121 questions they send you home with for a school test that only has 200 questions, and the state exam which has only 185 questions!!!! They try to trip you up big time by giving you OVER 6 times the amount of material you actually need. The worst part about it is you don't get to see any proof of how you did on each section so if you barely pass or fail, then you won't have any clue what to study. You will be back looking over 1,120 questions again hoping you can remember all 1,120 questions for the 185-200 you actually test on. My friend who went to the other real estate school passed the first time with an 82%. I looked at her study guide....UNDER 200 QUESTIONS!!! The only difference is that ASREB allows you to pass at 75% and Arizona Academy of Real Estate ups it to 80% (with 1/6 of the headache studying for it). OPTIONS:
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negative