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Output: This place is absolutely awesome. Going here is definitely an all day experience, so plan your day around going here because it is worth it and you will have a great time. They also have a great guitar exhibit!

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Output: AAAtrocious So, I started out attempting to access my account online. Typed my info in and the screen said my email is already registered. Clicked the handy "Forgot my password" link and it tells me my email address is not on file. Try again to be sure and same loop. I call the 1-800 number and the lady asks why I called the Colorado office. Share that I didn't and that their call system forwarded me along as AAA chose; probably because I still use my cell number from Colorado. She says she will forward me to someone who can help with my password (in a rude tone). I get an AAA travel agent (?!) who, predictably, tells me he can't help but that he will forward me to the web team. I was forwarded to an IVR menu that asked if I want option 1 to make travel plans or 2 for other requests. I press 2 and get a, "Good bye". So, I call the other number on my card with my irritation level rising. I share that I've been forwarded twice, hung up on once, and she's my fourth point of contact. She says she can't help me since she's in Colorado. But, she offers to hang on after I am forwarded to ensure I get someone. I get another lady who says she can't help me and that I need to call... wait for it... the 1-800 number. So, I share that I am now interested in canceling my membership. Oddly, she was very quick and able with that. So, I am now an ex-AAA member. These people really need to get their interstate processes, call-forwarding, and IVR systems straight. This is a customer experience for the Horrendous Customer Service Companies book. Maybe they will offer a AAA discount on it.

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Output: Good pizza! Awesome building! So-So beer. There are better microbrews by a long shot in Pittsburgh such as East End and Full Pint. The Church Brew Works beer is average at best. The pizza is great, the rest of the food is going to be solid as well. Of course you go here for the fantastic building, and that part does not disappoint. This is not going to be your regular haunt, but it's a great place to take an out of town visitor.

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If you want to be right in the middle of the strip, but you don't want to pay big bucks to be right in the middle of the strip, then this is the place for you. Formerly Barbary Coast, Bill's is a small, old-fashioned looking casino and hotel located just south of the Flamingo, across from the Bellagio. Our room was spacious and well maintained, with a flat screen TV and a large closet. Our Saturday price was $78.95, our weekday price was $38.95. I know, right? Oh, and there's a 1/2 price ticket place right in the hotel... and they serve $2.00 margaritas... and they have $5.00 blackjack. In a nutshell, best value on the strip. By far.