Example: Most services around town exhibit extremely good service.  However, I guess there's always one here and there that stands out negatively.  Here's my experience with one of those providers.  \n\nOn May 17th, 2014, I was extremely ill and went to a UMC Quick Care on Marks Street in Henderson.  I thought I had food poisoning because two days before during work hours I began vomiting and became weak almost immediately.  I went home and for the next 12 hours stayed nauseated and continued to vomit intermittently.  I wasn't sure what was wrong with me; I'm usually never sick. I couldn't keep food down and lost all body strength.  Because I just began a new job, I had no medical insurance so I went to UMC, paid a $50 initial fee to see a doctor.  The doctor ordered an x-ray to make sure I didn't have pneumonia, and thank God, that result was negative.  The doctor's diagnosis was acute bronchitis.  I thought for sure the doctor would give me a prescription for Azithromycin (Z-Pak) or some antibiotic, but she didn't.  Instead, she recommended Tylenol.  Returning to the clinic the following day to request an antibiotic, I was told to just allow the bronchitis to dissipate on its own over the next few weeks.  The doctor's rationale was that I could become immune to antibiotics.  I left the clinic as weak and nauseated as the day before.  And, because I had just started a new job, I HAD to return to work the following day feeling weak and physically off balance; worrying if I'll become even weaker and contract pneumonia.  Even today, a month later, I'm still not feeling completely well.  I don't feel like myself; I don't think it's out of my system yet.  \n\nSo what's UMC Quick Care's point?  Obviously, it's okay to bill me other charges (in addition to the $50 fee) to see a doctor only to be told to take a Tylenol?  When you go to UMC Quick Care, it's because you're feeling really sick; you anticipate seeing a doctor and obtaining medication to help you get well. \n\nHad I known this will probably cost me in excess of $200 only to be told to take a Tylenol, I could have saved the money, gone over to Walgreen's and have the pharmacist recommend Tylenol.  That certainly would have helped me to heal sooner, I'm sure.
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Example: This place is pretty professional. You can tell that the company is ran by someone with business sense. They did recommend that we attend the Superbowl party at Sapphire which was a mistake because that place blows! \n\nIf you have a group of people who want to party VIP style (especially guys because chics get in free) without all the hassle then definitely give this company a chance.
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Example: It is truly distressing to receive an email regarding a reservation made 7 months ago, will no longer be accommodated by The Platinum Hotel. \n\nI made, not 1, but 2 room reservations on 11/18/2013 for the weekend of June 20, 2014 through June 23, 2014. Just today, a representative of the company contacted me through email stating, \""We are sorry to inform you that due to a large group that has extended their stay with us we will not be able to accommodate you during your stay with us at the Platinum Hotel.\"" The hotel had already charged my credit card for the 1st night's stay and tax for both rooms and sent me a \""RESERVATIONS CONFIRMED\"" email confirming both my reservations. \n\nWhat is even more intriguing is several friends of mine who have also booked separate rooms at this hotel did not receive a cancellation email.
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Example: You know what I love? Walking out of a salon completely satisfied and feeling fabulous.\n\nI've been going to see Sam for about three years. I'm not the most consistent about my hair, and Sam always works with me for whatever my hair needs are. I will spend the rest of the day catching my reflection and giggling at how incredible I look. Every single time. \n\nThe new space is totally rad. It's open, colorful, the TVs had \""Fight Club\"" and \""Girl, Interrupted\"" going while I was there, and the atmosphere is relaxed and accepting. I cannot recommend this salon, or it's stylists, enough. Quit surfing Yelp and make your appointment already.
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Example: Came here and ordered an apple cinnamon bagel.  The case contained two bagels that had burned edges taking up about 20% of the surface area.  The others were fine.  I ended up getting a burned bagel and when I opened it, it was a huge pocket of air.  I took it back up to the counter and the girl told me that it happens to bagels in the proofing process (actually it's due to the bread not being kneaded properly, but okay). She offered to cut it off for me. How sweet.
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Example: Ninja has become, as of May 2012, the frequent haunt of my fianc\u00e9 and I, and I probably should have posted this review looooong before now. However, I've also now experienced Ninja on pretty much every kind of night, so hopefully I'll be able to write a better overall review. Or at least a longer one. haha!\n\nTo begin, my fianc\u00e9 and I are drawn back again and again not only by the delicious offerings on their AYCE sushi menu (which they have recently updated to include a few more options), but also by the incredibly welcoming and always-helpful chefs and wait-staff. We now know everyone who works there by name, and I'm excited to go back to Ninja on our sushi nights not only because it's freaking yummy but because I'm excited to see everyone again!\n\nI'm actually very confused by all the negative reviews for Ninja on this site. I'm not going to deny that it gets incredibly busy on Friday (and some Saturday) nights lately, most likely due to the sale of an incredible number of Groupons, and that service slows down as a consequence. That IS a fact. However, the people that work here are hardly at fault for the fact that the majority of their customer traffic is concentrated on one or two nights per week. :P The last few Fridays, every single table in the place has been filled up at dinner time, with more and more people lining up at the door, and there are so many sushi menus stretched across the LOOOONG sushi bar that, once spread out, they need to be layered if they're gonna fit. Yes, it gets crazy, but the servers and the chefs really are working as fast as they can. Conversely, on week nights, the place is DEAD. \n\nAs an additional note, my fianc\u00e9 and I bring our own chopsticks when we come, and this is the first place where our waitress has ever washed them for us!\n\noh, and another warning to keep in mind: sometimes the music does get a bit loud. However, if you express displeasure to a server, they're always prompt and ready to turn down the volume. My impression has always been that they honestly care about their customers, and they truly want them to be happy and comfortable.\n\nI've eaten a LOT of sushi in my time, and my fella and I have prowled loads of establishments in the Phoenix area, in Tucson, and in Washington state, and Ninja honestly reigns supreme. We've loved a couple enough to become regulars, but we honestly don't care to go anywhere but Ninja anymore. Tried polyamory and failed. Oh Ninja, you make an honest woman out of me. \n\nOn the topic of the food, nigiri is my personal weakness, and the nigiri here at Ninja is exceptional. The amount of rice that they use is quite conservative, with a proportionally generous slice of melt-in-your-mouth sashimi on top. Further, the pieces are quite dainty compared to what I've been served elsewhere, which makes eating them a much more pleasant experience. And their albacore... They serve their albacore like I've never had it before, topped with minced garlic, scallions, and a light drizzle of ponzu sauce. It's absolutely spectacular, and you MUST order it if you go.\n\nAs for maki, if you like spicy or fried, my fianc\u00e9 swears by the calamari tempura roll. According to him, the spicy sauce is an amazing complement to the overall flavour, and MUCH better than the stuff we've been served at other restaurants. As for myself, my personal favourites are the rainbow roll and the alaskan roll (the latter is one that has been recently added to the AYCE menu, and is basically a california roll topped with salmon, masago, scallions, and ponzu). I personally order it sans masago. \n\nSpeaking of ordering things special, the chefs and wait staff have always been incredibly accommodating when it comes to removing certain ingredients from the rolls. To cite an extreme example, I really enjoy salmon and avocado rolls, but there is unfortunately no such roll offered at Ninja. However, those ARE the ingredients in a Philly roll if you remove the cream cheese, so that's just what I do. It's a little ridiculous because a Philly roll gets its name from the cream cheese, but it doesn't matter: the staff at Ninja are happy to bend the laws of the universe for my sake, and I get my Philly roll without the Philly whenever I go. ;)\n\nWe've brought scads of friends with us to dinner here, and everyone becomes an instant convert and starts bringing THEIR family and THEIR friends. Sure, I might be a bit biased in their favour, but I'm biased for a reason: they've earned my loyalty, over and over again. And besides that, AYCE sushi for $20 is a flipping AMAZING deal -- especially when you consider the quality that Ninja delivers. You don't have to sacrifice quality for quantity in this case.\n\nCan you see why I'm surprised that so many people have had unhappy experiences at Ninja? I really don't get it.
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Considreing the above, classify the following: We had dinner the other night and was pleasantly surprised in every aspect. The facade is nothing special on the outside, but once you step in the decor is very exotic. Rich dark wood everywhere and detailed in Thai culture. A little modern and traditional mixed together.\nMy wife had the two servings of the Thai Ice tea, which was much better than we've ever experienced. I tried some Thai beer, first was Chang and it was really good. Then I tried Sing-ha and didn't like it as much. (Next time I'll just stay with \""Chang\"" beer).\nWe ordered the Satay appetizer and they were fantastic! What kind of sause is that? it's GREAT!\nThen came the Masaman curry and my wife had another curry dish. Both were very nice and no complaints at all. I'm not a vegetarian, but I ordered tofu in my curry and although I liked it, I'll go chicken next time.\n\nA side note about the potatoes in Thai dishes, I've been to a few Thai places and they all seem to have undercooked potatoes. One place was nearly raw, BUT I have a feeling this is the way it's suppose to be served. I\""ll have to ask one day, but three Thai restaurants all serving undercooked potatoes?\n\nThey also have a fairly extensive wine list and with lots of variety. Certain wines go well with Thai foods and their selection is impressive and surprising in it's variety. Dom Perignon? Opus? yep, they got it!\n\nOverall a nice experience and we'll be back for sure. Good food and up scale decor. Nice!