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Output: the best of the vegas outlets IMO. drop off the relatives, go for lunch, gamble a bit and pick em up after 3 hours. DONE!

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Output: April 2012 I entered Boston Store in East Town Mall in Madison Wisconsin. I was in the store for about an hour and a half. I decided to try on some dresses & skirts. I went into a dressing room to change. I went to the room furthest from the dressing entry way. While changing my clothes I heard a mans voice. I frantically search for a way to lock the door, but there is not lock! The door flies open! There is a man standing there looking me up & down, smiling at me! I was trying on dresses so I was completely undressed. I went into shock, screaming you can be in here!! I slammed the door ( which flew back open, no lock or latch) I put a chair in front of it and frantically I got dressed. I came out of the dressing room yelling "there is a man in the dressing room"! The clerks told him he shouldn't be in there, but weren't that concerned about what just happened to me! The only person who seem to care was a customer, she appeared to be shocked about the situation I left the store in tears. The next day I called the manager. She didn't think it was a big deal! I said "why don't you have locks on the dressing room doors? You could have prevented this horrible situation!" She had no response to my question. She said she would send me a $50.00 gift card, but I received no apology, how insulting! Come to find out not a single dressing room in Boston Store East Town, not even lingerie dept has a lock on the door. I believe this is every woman's worst nightmare! Aren't we supposed to feel safe in a store while in a state of undress? I wish it had not happened to me, but it did. I would like to bring awareness to other women. I will always make sure the dressing room has a lock before I enter and undress. I spoke with store manager several times. I let her know I spend thousand of dollars every year at Boston Store. She didn't seem to care. I asked to speak with upper management, she will not give phone number I gave her mine. To date no one has called. I feel I was stalked at Boston Store that day. He may have known there were no locks and followed me into dressing room. I feel lucky I was no raped! I want other women to hear my story and be sure to check dressing rooms for locks. I also want people to hear about the complete lack of compassion/ empathy I received from the store manager who represents this this company.

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Output: BACON! The bacon is the shining star! We went later around 12-12:30 on a Sunday, so we only had to wait about 10 minutes to be seated. There were about 2 other couples waiting after us and then there was no wait to be seated. So going later could be a good tactic; however, the specials had run out, so as long as you don't care about that, you got it made. I ordered the hog and chick with home fries, The bacon is the bomb, thick and delicious, the home fries are also so flavorful, and my scrambled eggs were cooked perfectly. You also get a large slice of buttered toast and jam. The man had the chop and chick and a side of bacon with home fries. I tried the chop and it was good, but a little over cooked (dry) in my opinion. He also had the strawberry honey lemonade which was delicious! I can't order drinks with no refills because I drink a lot, so I had the iced tea. Overall, very good! I wouldn't wait 2 hours to be seated though, I'd come back for the bacon!

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The theaters are clean, the selection of movies and snacks are usually pretty good. The low rating is due to their inability to maintain the audio equipment to have 'assisted hearing devices'. I suspect that they just don't ever bother to fix them, and it's kind of disgusting because it shows a complete lack of respect and courtesy toward handicapped patrons. I'd be a little more tolerant if it wasn't the third time it happened. (Shame on me for thinking things would be fixed, after we boycotted for a year or so...) When told that their equipment isn't working, they just shrug. A refund was halfheartedly offered after three sets of new equipment (which I'm pretty sure they knew wouldn't work.) but I would've had to leave immediately and my husband was enjoying the movie. To contrast, a similar situation happened at the Waterworks Cinema (which is old fashioned by comparison). When informed that the assisted hearing device wasn't working, the manager was profusely apologetic, insisted on giving us 2 passes that not only were for free admission but any concessions we wanted. And, oh yeah? The problem was fixed the next time we returned.