Example: This place is great, I didn't know a hot dog could be so good. The beef hot dog was bangin', the chili sauce was bangin', the fries were bangin', the prices were bangin'. 5/5, would eat there again.
Class: rigling


Example: I bought my tickets on on Vegas.com and I paid a discounted $64 for VIP, which is usually double.  I agree with Jaramy 5/1/13 description but the extra $5 bucks went a long way.  With a purchase of 3 or more tickets they threw in 1 FREE kid ticket + 6 FREE MJ Live T-Shirts. My group ages ranged from 8 years to 76 years, and YES all enjoyed the performance. We were all pleasantly surprised that the \""Michael\"" performer (a.k.a. Michael Firestone) sang live and danced so well.  He sounded exactly like MJ, it was amazing! The male and one female Asian dancer in the group were without a doubt on point and mimmicked the \""Michael\"" quality back up dancers of the past. But the other female performers were stiff yet really pretty, which in this case, helped their dancing abilities. \nMy only compliant, (slash) recommendation would be to get to the ticket office as earlier as possible.  I stood in a line at will call and the casino only had one person behind the counter to service like 25 people in line, and man-o-man that \""Shante\"" was SLOW? But after 45 mins with being only 5th in line, the show was  great and left you believing Michael Jackson was REALLY on stage.  I wanted to give 4-stars for the wait at will-call, but that would be a dis-service to the performer Michael Firestone, Thank you sir for a job well done!
Class: rigling


Example: Staff was rude. Hotel room was ice cold and I found a dead roach behind the toilet. No tables were open. Like 2 and they closed 1 hour early. Pass this one bye. I found all the other hotels in the area to be nicer with much better rooms and gambling options.
Class: caffetannic


Example: I bought my bike here and it was a big investment but their customer service post purchase have made me feel really good about my purchase.\n\nFirst visit they fixed my bike for free since it was such a minor issue.\n\nSecond time I got a complete overhaul after I had rode my bike hard and put it away wet for a year. I paid I think like 70-80 bucks and they handed back a brand new bike.\n\nVery impressed
Class: rigling


Example: Travelpro makes some great bags, BUT the \""Lifetime Warranty\"" is worthless.  Don't be fooled; the \""Lifetime Warranty\"" has a very limited lifetime.  I paid a lot for a Travelpro carry-on and after several years the fabric at the bottom ripped.  It was not abused at all.  The local Travelpro service center said this was normal wear and tear and they could repair it for $85.  Really, repair a carryon for $85?  I contacted Travelpro directly and they came back with the same thing, specifically \""If a bag has faulty or weak material it will reveal itself very early on in the life of the bag.\""  I see, so the \""Lifetime Warranty\"" is very short.  I am totally bummed out.  Offering a \""Lifetime Warranty\"" then not honoring it is very bad business.  Next time I will buy a more honest brand.
Class: caffetannic


Example: Had plans to go to breakfast at RNR but they were closed at 10:30 am so we Yelped it and found Orange Table at the top of the Yelp list with lots of good reviews.  \n\nThis place is pretty hard to find.  Had to stop and ask 3 people, make 1 phone call to restaurant, and husband running all over trying to find.  Finally found it unfortunately!  Its a cute little place.  We had hoped the food was going to be as good as the reviews say it is but no not really. \n\n My husband had banana pancakes with side of bacon.  Pancakes were honestly no joke the worst I have ever had.  I literally spit it out in my napkin.  Husband said it wasnt that bad but he wouldnt have it again.  I had a mushroom omelet with a cream sherry sauce.  It really was not that good to me.  That sauce would have been great on a piece of steak but it was just a weird pairing in an omelet to me and the taste I just couldnt get past.  One bite and I forced myself to try another bite just to be sure and ya I was sure yuck no good I pushed it away.  \n\nUnfortunately my waitress was busy in deep conversation with the table next to us so she didnt know there was a problem until my husband was completely done.  She offered to have something else made but 1/3 of the breakfast menu was corned beef which I am not that fond of and nothing else sounded that great so I declined.  \n\nShe brought the bill back and gave us half off the meal I couldnt eat because it tasted awful so for that, my husbands 2 pancakes and bacon along with a mocha the bill was $35.  That kinda pissed me off so I asked her if she could please do something about it because I literally ate a bite and it just wasnt good.  It was so much not good that I just wanted out of there.  She said I dont know I will have to ask the owner so I said ok and then she walked over to the cash register took it off without asking anyone and then drop it off again.  \n\nSo 2 lousy pancakes, 2 pieces of bacon, and 1 coffee $20 with a $3 tip.  Asked the hub would you go back he said NO.  I of course would never go back.  Oh well better luck next time.  \n\nCheck out the unfiltered reviews.  Lots of bad reviews there.  They seem to have had the same experience I had.  They have to be paying people to review them positively.
Class: caffetannic
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yes this place has good coffe, but what a bunch of rude pompas asses. I am just saying I am az born and raised from a hardworking family and back round . When I come into an establishment the last thing I need is for some trust fund hipster know it all to twitch his (or her) handle bar mustache at me with an equally annoying hipster stank eye, when I order my (in their opinion ) shitty cup of coffee. Sorry if i did not hash tag an over price thrift store shirt on my twitter , or order my special decoder ring from some homeless want to be spoiled brat to get the latest cool memo from the wonderful lux asshole cafe . But here is just a few tips that might get you a few stars \n\n1. after you argue with me over an extra shot not being a good idea in your wonderful cup of coffee, dont include yourself in my conversation when I finally get to enjoy it .\nJust to  correct me on a subject in a condescending tone that I am actually quite knowledgable about due to heritage and experience .\n\n2. dont give me shit looks and long sighs when I come to the counter .\n\n\n3.dont correct my opinion of coffee I actually have taken barista courses so maybe you can dip into your hedge fund and go to a couple yourself before you blabber your opinions all over my good day.\n\n4. dont smack your lips and tell the person behind you in a shit sniffing tone mocking my order. \n\n5. believe it or not before you found your dream job as a barista and wasted all your parents money on a art degree, remember I have worked my ass off to just enjoy one simple cup of coffee with an extra shot , in a fun decorated establishment with a shitty leaf scribble across the foam. So if you gave two shits about the extra dollars I would so eagerly throw into your tip jar, shut the fuck up smile and just say yes would you like anything else? and talk shit about me at the end of your shift like the rest of us.