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An example of an negative review: I've been going to the Cheesecake Factory for years now and it's become my favorite restaurant. This location, however, is my least favorite. I went in for dinner one night and had Michelle C as a server and it just seemed like she was in a bad mood and didn't want to be there that night. I'll take my business elsewhere thank you.

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An example of an positive review: I've never had my nail last so long. Every since I started seeing Tony my nails have grown out so much. Great customer service, everyone super friendly and prices are good as well. Wish I would've found this place sooner.

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An example of an positive review: What's that you say? You have a propane tank that's empty and you don't know what to do with it? I was in that boat, and was trying to decide where I should go swap my empty tank for a full one. I priced out the typical Blue Rhino swap places and it looked like it would cost me up to $30 for a refilled tank. Doing some research, I found a list of propane service companies, called up Arizona Propane, and they confirmed they would refill my tank while I wait. This part of McKellips Road always makes me laugh...3 miles from Scottsdale, 3 miles from Mesa, and yet whenever I'm on it I feel like I'm lost on a back road in West Texas. But the lot wasn't hard to find. I drove up to what looked like an old-time gas pump, the guy filled my tank for less than $15 and I drove away a happy camper, er, barbecuer. How easy was that?

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An example of an positive review: Looking for something entertaining to do with family visiting from out-of-town, I took them to the Levine Museum of the New South. It was my first visit, too, and I enjoyed the exhibits and seeing a cultural part of the city that I hadn't seen before. Their permanent exhibit is "Cotton Fields to Skyscrapers" about the history of North Carolina and the way its changed from its beginnings. It was very informative and by far the best exhibit we saw that day. I loved the lifesize stores and rooms you can walk through to really get a feel of what it was like to live in NC from the Civil War to the present. It was also a great history lesson in civil rights and how its evolved over the past 150 years or so. We easily spent the better part of an entire afternoon there and felt good about doing so.