Q: You can't say anything bad the view. It's one hell of a sight, if I do say so myself. You can see all of Vegas but if you're skurred of heights, you better pass on this joint. You'll squeak like a pig. The Happy Hour is decent, but the drinks are just okay and the food is about the same. If you want a kick ass Happy Hour in Vegas, hit up Roy's. We came with a group of 8 and things were fine...until the bill came. I'm all for tipping, but when you charge gratuity to a bill without even telling us, that doesn't fly. It also doesn't help that you tipped yourself on the full price of everything instead of the Happy Hour prices. I hope you enjoyed the $150 tip you left yourself on a $400 bill because I won't ever be back to tip anyone ever again. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: This is a great place for shopping if you want trendy, cheap clothes (that will be out of style in a few seasons). But for selling, DO NOT GO HERE. I brought over the majority of my closet, which includes Anthropologie, Charlotte Russe, Hollister, etc. And all I was offered was $6 for three shirts and a pair of flats. One of the shirts was Anthro, so I kept that and the shoes, and "sold" the other two items for $3. Ironically, I had tie-dyed one of them (and they accepted that but not all of my other stuff). The reason behind most of my items being declined was because they were too "old," even though the high-end items had been purchased within a year, and the rest were basics that would fit any season. In addition, the sales associates threw my clothes on the dirty floor as if they were trash, and then placed my used (read: dirty) shoes on top of them. I was paid $3 to drive half an hour and back, and watch my great quality stuff be treated like garbage. I understand doing business, but that was plain disrespectful and unnecessary. The ladies who helped me were very nice, but that paled in comparison to the rest of my trip. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: I stopped getting mani/pedis months ago (6 months or more) when the male manager mistreated me due to what I understood was his assumption that I worked for Yelp. On that fateful day, my favorite nail tech, Tran, was busy with another customer, so he had offered to start on my nails, as they needed surface drilling/buffing to get the old gel polish off (I LOATHE using acetone nail remover, they leave my fingers very cold, and very dry. Not to mention, my nail beds hurt the rest of the day. Keep in mind that acetone is very easily absorbed through skin (nail tissue is another skin layer!), and enters the bloodstream and subsequently negatively affects the kidneys of both the technician's AND the customer's! Frequent acetone use may and can lead to kidney damage!) The manager asked me to take a seat at his station, and as I sat down, he also sat down and he reached over to grab the white towel that was already on the table and took it away. He then placed a flyer down on the table in front of me, and wouldn't you know it, I saw that it was a large postcard with some sort with Yelp logo and advertising on it. I asked him why he was using that instead of the towel, and he said nothing and did not offer any further explanation- he just asked for my hands. I felt like he was being a bit rough as he cleaned my cuticles, poking the corners here and there, and almost cutting the skin too closely- just enough for it to hurt. I asked him if he could be more gentle and careful. It was when he applied too much pressure with the drill, to the point that I had to draw my hands back because my nail beds were painful from the heat and pressure that I told him "I do not work for Yelp, in case that is what you're thinking. I only write reviews on Yelp, and I've been mistaken for working for Yelp before, so if you're mistreating me because Yelp is pressuring you to do something you don't want to, please don't take it out on me." He said he didn't think I worked for Yelp... So I asked him again why then did he take the towel away and placed the Yelp postcard on the table to catch nail and cuticle cuttings, and why was he too rough? He kept working on my hands, and again drilled too deeply that I felt pain, so I told him that I didn't care how long it was going to take Tran to finish with her current customer, but that I wanted him to stop and I was going to wait for her to take care of me. Tran finally was able to do both manicure and pedicure, but we finished past closing time. I told Tran I adored having her work on me, but that this would be the last time she'll see me. Prior to this visit, I was a steady customer at least every three weeks- my field of work makes it necessary that my hands look great, as they are always in view of both coworkers and guests- and sometimes the gel polish would only last two weeks, so sometimes I'd see her sooner. Each visit translated to about $65 or $70, including a 20% tip. I could not, and WOULD NOT come back to spend my hard-earned dollars after being treated so cruelly by a misguided manager who would not listen to my concerns. Tran-- I sincerely hope you've since left this employer. You deserve to work with a more positive management who will treat both its employees and the customers who pay for the rent, utilities, supplies, and your paychecks with courtesy and respect. OPTIONS:
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Q: came in here for dinner tonight on a recommendation from a friend that was craving larb. it was clean, service was friendly. ordered the larb (obviously), i had the basil flat noodles, and my friend had the duck soup. the food was surprisingly very good and satisfying. the larb was flavorful and even though we got the spiciness of medium it definitely had a kick. i had the basil noodle with squid with medium spicy and it definitely had some kick to it. a great thing about this place is free refills with their thai iced tea. overall it's a good place. only downside is this place is a bit pricier than thai places nearby (aka thai noodle house) but the ambiance is more "date night" type rather than quick bite to eat stops. you can't go wrong with trying this place. you're gonna get a good meal especially if you live on this side of town and lotus of siam is a bit of a drive. OPTIONS:
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A:
positive