Q: We took our parents here because we wanted to eat at a non-buffet place during our dad's 70th b-day Vegas trip. I figured, we're all about sushi and it's not on the Strip, so, yay! Well, no. This place is waaayyyy overpriced for what it is. It's not surprising, since it's Vegas. Seriously though, the prices were similar to NYC and this is not NYC, mmmmkay? Plus, the spicy tuna did not have the mayo. It was just straight up tuna. We also got the spider roll, the crunchy roll and the unagi roll. They were all pretty meh, except for the unagi. Also, since we found this through the AAA book my dad had, we discreetly asked if there was a discount for being a AAA member. I don't usually ask for discounts, but my little brother was hungry but was hindered from ordering more because of the prices, despite my assurances that I could cover it. The waiter actually snickered and said, "Nooooo, hahaha, no." You can guess what kind of a tip I left him. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: I had just received a coupon from Starbuck's for $10 off a $30 purchase at Teavana, so I decided to buy some tea for my husband as a present. (The tea at Teavana is good but really expensive, so we definitely consider it an indulgence.) I get to the store (3pm, 5/23/2013), and I'm checking out the samples outside the store when a saleswoman comes up to me and starts telling me all about the teas. She was very salesy, spoke in an overly aggressive tone, and couldn't read that I wanted some space to check things out on my own, but whatever - I realized that she was trying to do her job. But then she kept getting under my feet and butting in after I told her that I just wanted to look around. At the counter she shooed another employee away when it was my turn, which definitely made me feel like she's working on commission. She then proceeded to try to up-sell me on everything. She automatically put my purchase in the $7 containers rather than letting me know that she could have put them in regular bags. She measured out 2.5 oz instead of the 2.0 that I originally asked for (though, to be fair, she asked if that was ok & I said yes), and when I asked her to put my tea into bags instead of the canisters, she (very loudly) tried to make me feel cheap by announcing that "you're already saving $10." Other customers turned around and looked when she said this. I don't like being made to feel like I'm not spending enough when I just blew $35 on TEA, after the discount. The name on receipt says her name is Stephanie, though I don't know if that's right. There was another gal there who had helped me out the last time I was there, and she was FANTASTIC. She took time, answered my questions, and wasn't pushy. I wish she hadn't already been busy helping someone else; it would have been a completely different experience. As it was, I walked away feeling lousy that I had just spent so much money instead of feeling excited to surprise my husband. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: We have been going to this Trader Joe's since they opened. But on Friday they did something I have never seen this grocery store do. The person at the checkout, whom seemed very bored, put our bag of Trader Joe's potato chips flat on the bottom of the back which in turn cushioned all the other items he put on top. A couple of cans, a jar of capers and some vegetables. Now I guess he thought that they needed protection and unfortunately we didn't catch it until we got home and started to put the items away. Sure enough, neither the glass jar with the capers or the cans were damaged. Guess we will really have to watch from now on. Is that a new technique? Oh, the chips were easier to chew in smaller pieces. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: Food presentation was impeccable .. The scallop was a bit salty for my palate .. It took 50 mins to serve 3 scallops and mushrooms... This place has a lot of potential if they just improve their customers' waiting time OPTIONS:
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negative