Example: The Earl definitely knows what's up; try this place!\n\nI heard there are two locations on the strip, but I went to the Earl of Sandwich in Planet Hollywood-- and I think it's going to become a regular spot for future trips to Vegas.  Open 24 hours and they has soup. O.O\n\nWe ate here during a bachelorette party, and everybody in our large group was happy with the large spread of sandwiches.  I had the Capresi, which was really fresh and perfect with a side of Dijon mustard.  All the sandwiches are warm, lightly toasted and easy to take with you since they're wrapped in foil.  I was surprised at how inexpensive this place is, considering how good it is and the prime location on the strip.  I purchased lattes on the strip that were more expensive than my sandwich.  What a find!
Class: orchidist


Example: no appt possible for detailing on weekends!!!!!   this is how this business's advertising should read.  always call ahead on weekends for detailing!!!!!!!
Class: molybdocardialgia


Example: I had a frozen hot chocolate from the carry out window.  It tasted great, so rich I could only drink 1/2 of it.  It was almost $12 so I doubt I would have this again.
Class: orchidist


Example: This happened in the beginning of the year. There was a small couch on clearance. I liked the size and color and it was comfortable to sit on. I noticed there was no sales tag. There was a sign that said clearance . I asked the sales person how much it would be for this small couch. I ended up waiting forever to have my question answered. About 45 min or so. She finally comes out and tells me what the price was. It' was a reasonable price. Then I noticed there was a black stain on the seat of the couch. It's pretty noticeable when sitting on the couch.  I pointed it out and said to the sales person what I had found. No comment coming from her. She just stares at it. I asked the sales person if there is another couch for sale or not for sale. There was none left in that style that I liked. I was surprised that they would have a dirty stained couch on their floor. I left and went else where. I hope they change managers there. That place has changed. It use to be a fun place to go to with good sale people. Now they seem to be so disorganized and sloppy in their work.
Class: molybdocardialgia


Example: Saw this show on Sunday. I've been a fan for years and have seen her a few times. I'm more a fan of her voice than I am her. I think that she's a total drama queen and I believe her tears are fake. I think she's in love with Celine. (check out Sarah's review. She is right on). \n\nSo why the five stars? Celine has one of the best voices ever. She's a great entertainer. We sat in the fifth row (right orchestra next to stage) and it was one of the most awesome concert experiences I've ever had. I'm not sure that I would have felt that way in different seats. It was a great experience. I'm a fan.
Class: orchidist


Example: Came here for breakfast recently.  Restaurant was half full, ambiance about what you would expect.\nFood was ok, nothing to write home about but not bad either.\nService to the table was good.  Otherwise, it was weird.  During a 30 minute time frame there were two incidents of some kind of commotion at the check out about the bill or being seated.  Not sure what caused either but I did notice that the girls gathered around the front had a few laughs and comments about each one of those patrons and it was not endearing.  I heard portions of the second incident and the  workers were really not nice nor appreciative of the customer.  When it came my turn  to pay the bill I had the tip added but have a strong feeling my waiter will never see it and he was the one positive about this place.\nCleanliness:  seemed okay on the surface but there was a strong soiled rag smell and it got stronger as they were clearing the tables.  Can the busboy not smell that?\nOverall:  seemed like quite a few workers for the amount of customers, and idle time is not helping this business.
Class: molybdocardialgia
What is the classification for the passage below?
Surprisingly enough, Charlotte really does not have a shortage of open space uptown.  What may come as a surprise to most people not from Charlotte is that what we in the QC dub as a park is what other people might call a big slab of concrete.\n\nMarshall Park?  Decent amount of greenery, some trees, and even a semi-polluted lake, but covered with parking lots and surrounded by busy streets. One of the coolest parks is Thomas Polk park uptown - but it just has planters sprouting out of the sidewalk and some waterfalls amongst the trees.   Until recently, even the latest \""jewel\"" in the city, Sugar Creek, was entirely covered - for decades no less!\n\nSo it probably does not surprise you that this plaza, while water and a few trees can be found, is mostly: Concrete.  That is just the way it is here, visitors.  Get used to it.  Want green?  You can go to The Green, but most of what you will find uptown is gray.  Still, this is a decent space.  I have not seen any of their movies on the wall for probably a decade or more, but it is a nice gathering spot, even if it does suck in heat like you would not believe.