Q: Arrival- 2 people working to check people in. Line of 40-50 people waiting to check in. Thankfully 3 more people came over after 15 minutes to assist. Only took 45 minutes to check in. Room- okay. They put on the review that the room has a TV in the bathroom mirror. Horrible picture, barely works. Went to turn on the TV in the room; no reception. Call in to maintiance, said the guy would be up soon. They call in 25 minutes, say they will be up in 15. Call again in 15, ask if they still need to come tonight since it's late. Arrive about 15 minutes later, fixed in 2 minutes. Go to use the bathroom and upon trying to flush- nothing happens. It's past midnight now. I'm calling in the morning. After waking up, I call. They send someone up. We leave to go see some sights and are gone most of the day. Upon returning, the toilet works, But, every five minutes it's refilling with water. Recall maintiance, they come to fix it. Boom, guy comes in 5 minutes, fixed. 10 minutes later, same problem. Recall maintiance, person on the phone pretty much asks if I'm lying. They come back out- oh, still a problem. This time he really fixes it. Next morning, wake up to whole room smelling like smoke. Vent is shooting in smoke smelling air. Ugh, this was why our weekend in Vegas sucked. Thanks MGM!!! The only reason for two stars: good restaurants and quick service. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: I heart Liberace. Having grown up across the pond in the 80's, I really didn't have much idea about Liberace until his death and then it was really just gay man with a lot of rhinestones. When I saw that he had a museum here, I couldn't resist finding out more about this iconic mystery. Long before Vegas really took off, he bought a block of land where the museum now resides as well as multiple stores. A smart man, a charming man, a man who loved very shiny things. From the tour we had, we learned about his character (which seemed to be very sweet), his appetite for collecting things (pianos), his love of entertainment. Learning more about him was a pleasure. A definite must see and a relief from the heady hedonism of the strip. He might have been overwhelming in the glitter stakes, but he was the most endearing part of Vegas that I saw. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: BEWARE!!!!! The owners are not very nice if you tell them something is wrong. They didn't like that we brought back bales of hay that had A LOT of rock and dirt in it. They told us that they wouldn't replace it. We brought back bales and they didn't replace it. We ended up leaving them there. We have been purchasing 80 to 90 bales a month from them and ever since they changed there dealer the hay has been bad. DONT GO THERE IF YOU DONT WANT YOUR HORSES TO GET SICK!!!! OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: This place is supposedly the best place to get curry in Edinburgh. Being a big curry fan (I'm a man who drinks beer and watches football, of course I love curry) I thought it'd be worth checking out. Luckily, I have friends who have birthdays and also like curry. So we went on one of said friend's birthdays. Now I love making curry myself. Properly, not from a jar (I get my spices from Kamco on South Clerk St., you should go - the samosas there are amazing), and I like to think I'm a bit of a dab-hand at curry. So I'm rarely impressed when I go out for one. This place just seemed to get everything wrong. First of all, we had to take out a mortgage to pay for it. Overpriced?! That's not the word. Rip-off. When you're paying upwards of 25 a head for curry you expect something pretty special. It was OK, but it definitely wasn't special. It was too salty for a start. And the waiters were rude and unhelpful. They seemed to think they were above me, which irked me. I'll not ever be going back, and now I owe Northern Rock a fortune. OPTIONS:
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negative