Case: I am a local to Las Vegas and recently moved to this part of town.  I kept driving across town to my old salon because I had great service there...however I gave this one a shot and was pleasantly surprised!  They are ALL very friendly, they remember my name, what I like and who I come in with - they also get you all in at the same time (if you come in with a group) and ON TIME!  I know the entire staff by name and love the quality of their work.  \n\nI've had Hannah, Cory and Tina all work on my nails and I love each of them!  I get gels and a pedi about every 2-3 weeks and look forward to it!  They run a timely, courteous and clean salon.\n\nThis place needs more people to know about it (but selfishly I like walking in without an appointment and having a quiet place)!  My friends and I go on the weekend and during our lunch hour - they are amazing!
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Case: \""I'm sorry...I'm so, so sorry.\""\n\nThat's the apology I gave to myself after a game of laser tag here.  I felt I owed the apology to myself, because SOMETHING was owed to me to take the place of a good time that I had hoped to have here.\n\nTwo things blew it for me.  And these are not two petty things.  \n1.  The guns and vests.\n2.  The arcade machines.\n\nThe guns suck.  Downright blow chunks.  There is a 'heat sensor' on the bottom of the gun that requires you to hold your sweaty hand over it in order to fire.  I've used guns that you've had to hold with 2 hands, and I don't like it.  Its difficult to snipe people below an elevated opening.  Just try it, you'll see what I mean.  \nThat isn't my main gripe about the gun, though.  When you shoot, you hear nothing.  There is no red laser beam.  Just a dot off in the distance.  Okay, okay, okay.  I'm being anal.  But this is just sub-par with any of the laser tag places I've been.  Its not like I'm an aficionado on laser tag guns, but this one just felt cheap and generic and unfun.  I'm used to guns with your friggin NAME on the back of it, telling you when you've tagged someone, where you tagged them, the name of the person you tagged, and what your current rank in the game is.  Now that's TOP tier laser tag.  Even bottom tier made some type of zapping noise and gave you an actual beam you could see. \nThe vests didn't even vibrate when you got tagged.  No sound letting you know you're out.  You have to look down to see if you're flashing red to even know if you're hit (and if your team color is already red...then you're just screwed).  All you get is a number for identification.  No cool codenames.  But I will say this...the targets on the vest are actually accurate.  You won't be shooting a shoulder target 20 times to get a hit. \n\nNothing P's me off more than broken arcade games.  Stratum's has a so-so selection.  Tekken 5 is the highlight.  But...the joystick balls have been stolen.  The Player 1 slot doesn't work.  Garbage.\nThey have a nice selection of racing games...but on the nicest one, the steering wheels are about to come off of the game.\nThere is a neat looking speed bag game...but the dang thing don't work.\nAnd yes, there is even the basketball game.  All the balls are flat.\nTime Crisis 3...but only one side works.  Blasphemy.\nArea 51...only one side works.\nIts as if they only want one person at a time to play the games.\n\nWell, at least the air hockey works...though the scoreboard is gonna fall on some little kid probably.  \n\nOk, those are the negatives which brought this place down to 2 stars.  But there are enough positives here that you normal, well-rounded people will probably appreciate enough to come back again.\n\nThe place is clean.  Even the arcade.  Well lighted, airy, and it didn't stink like Parmesan cheese.  \nThe service was friendly.  Although the game administrator or \""Commander\"" was a bit unmotivated.\nI didn't sample the food, nor did I visit the facilities. \n\nThe maze is a strong point.  Its awesome.  I can truly say that this is the biggest and most complex maze I've been in.  There were like a million kids in one game, and we all fit in there without running into the same person too many times.  The bases are a little cheesy, but there are sniper points, ramps, hiding spots, dead ends, all the good stuff and a lot of it.  Black lights are in full effect.\nUnfortunately, just when you find a good spot, the game's over.  It seemed REALLY short to me.  I should've timed it so I could give you all a better idea, but let's just say that I didn't feel I got my money's worth at all.\n\nThe games cost $8.  They have deals if you buy more than one game.  THere was some kind of deal restriction for Saturdays though, but only in the afternoon.  I didn't peep the food prices.\n\nWell, I guess I'm just spoiled.  I lived close to 2 laser tag arenas back in Michigan, and both were better than this.  But maybe this is all we've got here.  And if so...they need to step it up...I'm sorry.  I don't give too many bad reviews, but this place stunk up my experience.\n\nGet better guns, have some kind of 'nickname' system, get better vests, and fix the dat-gummed arcade games!  They charge enough to keep the facility up, so do it, yo.
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Case: horrible service, all the sales personal are rude. I have been to this store 3 times and every time i get a poor service, they try to avoid you, hardly greet you. They get irritated for any question you ask and have no answer. The only reason i go here is because i have UPMC eye insurance. The selection is not great either. Only advice i have is show some respect to the customers.
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Case: Lizeth is aaaaamazing!  I had missed some years of filing. She reassured me we'd get through it, calmed my fears, and did my daughter's taxes too!\n\nThank you so much for the awesome service!  The entire staff is friendly and welcoming!  You should give them a call!
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Case: First off the annual fee isn't mentioned anywhere on the online part. They lure you in with the price. Now the machines there are okay, but not great. More than half the machines cannot read the heart rate correctly or has a problem. Which isn't a problem really. Where the cherry is put on top of a crap sundae is the other people working out. I'm almost scared to even go in the weights section, but I'm fine I am there for cardio. You have the girls cruising, guys cruising which isn't a surprise. But what creeped me out was using the showers. I didn't have a phone or wallet stolen, but someone did take off with my underwear, that I had just worked out and sweated in. Yes, gross and creepy.\n\nI had a problem with parking my scooter there. Someone actually was angry enough to move it themselves. Surprisingly , the parking is the reason I won't be coming back and I suggest anyone reading to look at another gym.\n\nI've also heard bad things about the day care from passing conversation, just mentioning.
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Case: I truly enjoy getting my nails done at happy nails. The ladies that work here are all very nice and each time I have been in they have plenty of nail techs to preform services.  Pedicures and manicures I have had here are always good and worth every cent.
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Today I went into this store only to be treated like dirt.   I go into this store once a week and have been going there for more than a year.  I order specialty items for my art shows and for my church so the managers know me.   Today I forgot my wallet but had my checkbook.   I told the clerk this before she rang up $200 worth of groceries.   When it got to the end they refused my check because I didn't have my ID even though the assistant manager knew me from previous visits.   So I left the store expecting to return as soon as I picked up my disabled husband from therapy which was 5 minutes away.   I returned to the store and they had already taken everything out of bags and were preparing to put it all back on the shelves.   I had to wait while they retrieved the groceries and they had to check me out again with my husband waiting outside in the car.  I can hardly believe anyone would ever return to a store that does not value a repeat customer, and turn down a sale even though they recognize me and I had the funds to pay them.   All I can say is that I will never return.