Case: Rude girl on the phone, who was unwilling to answer any questions. So, I took my reset to another wonderful jeweler and gladly spent $1800 there for great workmanship and exceptionally friendly & professional service. Lose the snotty girl who answers the phone and your potential business won't go elsewhere.
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Case: For big box building stores, it is as good as it gets. The whole vibe is head and shoulders above Home Depot. They have very helpful employees to help you find what you are looking for, albeit I do not have to ask as much for some reason while at Lowes. I guess they don't have their head up their asses when shelving items. \n\nThe paint department is very helpful and really try to educate you on the products for your specific use. They do seem to be a little bit higher in price, but the shopping experience is worth it.
Classification: rhizogen


Case: Don't fall for Carlisle superficial glam.\nWhen I first visited Carlisle apartment complex, I had no doubt about getting my name on the lease: crystal clear pool with a beautiful waterfall, outdoor jacuzzi, neatly mowed lawns, newly renovated houses inside and out. And so it was for about a day or two after we moved in. Then the fancy curtain was lifted and the ugly picture was revealed. The heating system was not working properly: we either could take a hot shower or warm up the apartment, but not both as the working of the central heating interferred with the supply of hot water. After that was fixed, we discovered that the dishwasher was broken - dear Carlisle, next time see if any repairs have to be done prior to renting out the place, although I understand how tempting it is to deposit the check as soon as you can. We didn't have to wait for too long for another problem to occur - food disposer was next in line ready for falling apart. Ten potato peels and a few onion shells were enough to disrupt the homeostasis of that delicate body that normally can process dozens of peach pits and then ask for more. The end of our troubled stay was celebrated with the washing machine flooding the whole apartment and a carpet replacement company leaving the place in complete disarray after the new carpet was installed. I should probably also mention the swift with which the Carlisle maintenance crew reacted to our compaint about the mess: \""I don't give a damn about your problems\"", and to make sure there is no misunderstanding on that, they slammed the door shut right in front of our shocked faces. I don't know what other problems we would have to encounter if we had more patience and didn't move out promptly, but if one day I read in a local newspaper that the whole pathetic Carlisle development has collapsed, I wouldn't be very surprised.
Classification: polysyllogistic


Case: I hate the sound of the \""one arm bandit,\"" and to no surprise there they sat in front of the gate.\n\nThe airport is small and clean. No complaints here.
Classification: polysyllogistic


Case: I agree with some of the other reviews.  Overall this resort is a disappointment.  It's just ok.  Just ok.  Expect more from the Hilton name.
Classification: polysyllogistic


Case: I'm not  a fan of chain restaurants -the food is always mediocre and the service is never good BUT I liked this place. We were recently in Vegas with six friends and couldn't decide where to have dinner. A friend suggested the Grand Lux Cafe....   The restaurant is located inside the Palazzo at the Venetian Hotel.  It's very casual-- has the feel of an upscale diner with booth seating and Fluorescent lighting. The menu is several pages long and includes everything from Thai Spring rolls, pizza, burgers and fries, all day breakfast, Chinese noodles, etc. Normally these places scare me because they try to do everything but end up doing nothing well.  This place was an exception.  We all enjoyed what we ordered, the service was attentive and the food was solid. Order the vegetarian chop salad with peas, lentils, beets, asparagus and cheese. Very fresh and filling. Note the portions are huge so you might want to share with a friend!
Classification: rhizogen


Case: I get coupons in the mail... $13.95 for their giant pizza! The pizza is not only delicious, it's also big enough to feed me for a week. Great deal, love this place!
Classification: rhizogen


Case: Went back to Oyshi last Monday and the place was packed. A Little surprised but expected knowing this place is pretty popular. Anyway, did the AYCE again, but I ordered the Kami Kaze and NYI rolls. Word of warning, these things were HUGE. I thought the AYCE portions suppose to be smaller than the regular order. If this is smaller order, I'm afraid to ask what their regular size would be. These two rolls came out near the end of our meals and we were kinda full by that time already, so trying to stuff those two rolls down was a challenge. Next time, I won't order this roll unless I have 2 or 3 people to split it with. Anyway, the reason I reduced one star on this trip is that the sushi wasn't as fresh as my previous trip there. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't exceptional fresh either. I heard from some review, not sure if it's for Oyshi or Kobe, that it might be due to the fact that fish delivery comes on Tue, Thu and Sat.
Classification: rhizogen
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The place is very friendly and the food is great. I had the Mahi mahi salad and it was great. My last meal there I had the fish tacos and they were excellent. The restaurant is inside the Fairmont Princess hotel which is very convenient. I would recommend this restaurant.