Case: Came here for New Years 2011 and it was amazing.  My friends stayed a little ways south of the strip and I could have stayed down there with them for about 60 dollars for the whole week, but I decided I couldn't get off of work for that long and I wanted to be a little closer to the action (and our NYE night at Ghostbar).  I pricelined and bid on 4 star hotels around that area and imagine my excitement when I saw Palms Place come up\n\nI expected it to be quite nice and fun from the pictures and reviews and what not that I had seen online for it.  Not many people had anything bad to say.  It was phenominal.  I got the studio suite and it was everything you could ask for.  Two Tvs and then one in the bathroom.  Amazing shower, phenominal tub/jacuzzi.  The king bed was so comfortable I almost didn't get up after the few hours of sleep we did get.  The kitchenette came in handy for drinks and what not and probably one of the most underrated features of the Palms Place is the Sonic across the street.  Don't get me wrong, I know Palms Place is fancy but everyone loves some late night tots and a coney.  It made drunk food that much easier - haha.  I don't know what else to say that hasn't already been said but outside of it being a 5 min cab ride off the strip, there is nothing to complain about.  I would stay here again, no question.  \n\nAnd if you come here for new years, definitely do Ghostbar.  That place was ridiculous for NYE - especially watching all the fireworks from the outdoor part.  Sick.  It costs a pretty penny to do NYE in Vegas but it was definitely worth it.
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Case: Semi sketch store\nThey have an \""OK\"" selection but not much\nCustomer service is okay too\nNothing much to write about
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Case: I can honestly say I have never been so dissatisfied with the customer service of a restaurant as I did with Chipotle. Not only was their service an extreme inconvenience, it was just plain rude. While I was there, the works decided to say each other's names in what sounded like a song. This annoying activity dragged on for quite some time. It continued as I tried to order, and the person serving me decided that it would be a good idea to join in on their singing festivities rather than serving me. They cut me off when I was trying to order and then she ended up getting my order entirely wrong. The burrito I received was tasteless and probably one of the worst things I've ever eaten. It is because of this failure to serve me probably that I did not enjoy my experience and I have not returned since. I cannot believe the workers still have their jobs after being so incredibly disrespectful.
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Case: I do admit the clothes here are not exactly at the quality that I want, but if you do stop by frequently you can spot some really nice items. And the guy who works there is super nice so make sure you get to know him! He can help you a lot.
Classification: homozygousness
Considreing the above, classify the following: I have to say I've been coming to the Best Foot Spa for over a year now and Rex is simply THE BEST IN THE CITY! (He's got a reputation with the locals, he is fantastic!)  I was reading some of the other reviews, here's my WARNING: You can not compare a swedish massage maybe from Massage Envy to a \""foot massage.\"" The two are different. I go to massage envy a handful of times every year and I don't walk out feeling like my problem areas have been worked hard enough for relief. Even if it is just temporary.\n I am a dealer and my upper back is constantly tight surely from my poor posture at work but Rex knows exactly here it hurts and how to give you relief. I will admit that the foot massage itself isn't a typical foot rub you might receive after a pedicure at the spa, it can be a little painful once they find the different pressure points in both of your feet, but they feel amazing afterwards. \nI like going to Rex because he ACTUALLY listens to me when I tell him where I am in pain and my shoulders, upper back and traps have improved dramatically and I have him to thank. I've been to 3 or 4 other Foot Massage places in the city and if a language barrier wasn't difficult enough, my masseuse usually likes to chatter in Chinese on the phone or cross the room to another co-worker, never really focusing on me (the client). I never have that problem here though! Check the place out, it is worth your time! Ask for Rex!