input: Write a negative yelp review (OPTIONS:
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output: It gets two stars for it's two stars. 1. The ridiculously great bread sticks and sweet cinnamon sticks. I will go back for these again alone if someone wants to go here. They are light and tasty and could be sold by the dozen. 2. The great staff. We all thought that the lady who was helping us was not only adorably sweet but rocked her shape-ups well. The pizza isn't anything special. The salad bar leaves much to be desired. I could see the location being a great hang out for a game with the open space and high top tables. It's on the brink of mom & pop meets college bar.
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output: I just took my 2007 Honda Rancher ATV for a spin around the block and it reminded me about my experience with Ridenow. I purchased my ATV at an auction and when I went to change the oil I discovered the oil pan drain plug was stripped. When I went to put the bolt back in after draining it just kept spinning. I called Ridenow and they sent somebody to pick it up. After waiting about 5 business days I called to see if they had an estimate and I was told they would call me the following day. They called me the following day and told me that it could not be fixed and my only solution was a new engine for $3000.00. That was about all the ATV was worth. I told them I would not be replacing the engine and had them return my ATV. I was thinking I would just part it out and try and recover what I paid for it. In the meantime I started searching on the internet for other solutions to the problem. I was surprised to find several different options but the main one was to drill a new hole. Drilling a new hole in an aluminum pan is no easy task so I would have had to hire someone to do it with the proper tools. And then I came across someone that had a much simpler solution. This person who had the same problem purchased the same bolt needed for the oil pan plug but a half an inch longer. The theory is that there may be additional threads up a little higher that are not stripped. I went to the hardware store and spent $1.79 on a bolt a half an inch longer and I could feel it start to grab. I stopped and removed the bolt. I sprayed a little Loctite solution on the bolt and then installed it normally. The bolt went in and tightened. I filled the engine with oil and waited about 30 minutes. No leaks. I started the ATV up and drove it around the block, let it sit another 30 minutes. No leaks. So instead of spending $3000.00 for a new engine as Ridenow suggested I spent a $1.79 at Lowes and fixed the problem myself. Moral of this story is, get a second opinion. Do your own research. These guys do not want to fix anything because it is much easier and more profitable to just replace it. Who knows, you just might save yourself $3000.00. I have told my story too many friends & family and if you do the same maybe one day they will improve their service.
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located inside a very dark & smoky bar it's actually quite unique. private boothes, and lots of seating, movie poster in every booth depict "kilroy" in each poster from godfather to the matrix to get shorty. very clean but very dead for dinner hours. less than 10 customers i'm not sure you can say there was any service. there was 4 waitresses chatting amongst them selves. they did bring us menus,our food & drinks but they never bothered to ask how everything was & when she cme to bring the check instead of asking why there was a whole burger patty on the plate (if anything was wring with it) she simply asked if a doggy-bag was needed-heck no!!! burgers,fries and coleslaw that's all we asked for. the burgers were a little undercooked for some, the fries were crispy & salty(like old-skool mcd's fries) the cole slaw wasn't sweet but was rather good & fresh. there wasn't anything really special about the burgers-they weren't even charbroiled or anything-very greasy & who really eats a poung of "canned" mushrooms on 1/2 pound burger. the buns & sourdough were soggy because of the grease. kilroy's bar-restaurant was once known for what the food network called the "best hamburger in las vegas" they must have visited back before the "smoking ban" and you couldn't taste the food. really nothing special-you think for a dive restaurant to survive in a dead bar you'd have to have great food but apparently not here. the service was terrible-our waitress actually disappeared half way through dinner & we had to track her down for the check. servers were too busy being bored & gossiping. the atmosphere in the diner was really cool but wasn't enough to save the day. the menu was very limited & prices were high for the quality & quantity provided. there are way better places in town. i would not recommend kilroy's as the "best" burger-i wouldn't even say it's a good burger