Example: Horrible Horrible Horrible!!!!!!\n\nFor a dedicated customer whose been loyal for over 10 years, I've never been more disappointed in an airline than JetBlue \n\nOur flight was scheduled to depart at 2:45 pm over the New Years weekend and while we were waiting in line to check in, our flight was suddenly cancelled due to inclement weather.  That's not all. The rescheduled flight wasn't set to leave until three whole days later! Holy moly, i had to get back to work! That being said, they made no attempt to accommodate me or pay for the inconvenience. No hotel, no taxi voucher or nothing. They did offer a refund if I didn't want to take the ridiculous flight that was leaving three days later. I think you can figure out the choice I made. The heavens were looking over me that day and I managed to nab a late flight leaving to LAX 8+ hours later that evening. \n\nI swore never again to fly JetBlue but when February came around, I had to make reservations for a business trip and because my Amex preferred airline was JetBlue, I just took the leap of faith. I flew out of long beach with no hassle but when it came time to flying back home, trouble was brewing yet again. \nThis time, the flight gate was changed last minute without any changes made on the overhead flight monitors. I was chilling in the airport lounge and checking the monitors periodically, and there was no gate change announcement until I arrived at the gate to depart. To add insult to injury, they stated the 5pm flight was delayed until 7pm for maintenance issues. 2 hours later, they dropped the bomb on us and said the flight was cancelled. I scrambled again, just like I did in January to find another flight. Thankfully I found another flight with absolutely no help from JetBlue whatsoever. JetBlue emailed me and offered a 75$ credit towards my next flight. Hmmmmm, would you fly again with them when your flight was cancelled twice in less than 6 weeks? I think not. I tried calling and asking for a refund or reimbursement for all the inconveniences (ie having to find another flight same night, leaving at a much later time than my scheduled flight, no accommodations, driving from Santa Ana airport to long beach to get my car, etc) The rep responded with a resounding \""No compensation, only 75$ credit towards another flight\"" I asked to speak to a supervisor, she again responded with \""No\""  I'm done with this airline and if you have any common sense, you should avoid them like the plague. Horrible service, no regard or consideration whatsoever for their customers and completely unreliable.
Class: omnipotentiality


Example: Hey!!! Let's have a ton of fat with a tiny bit of rib meat for dinner!\n\nSorry this place won't last long. I wasn't expecting too much since it seemed ordinary but - wish I would have looked it up on YELP before I ventured over. It was just a stupid mistake after a quick trip to the nearby Target. \n\nI really don't know what to say cause at heart, I'm a nice person who likes to give people the benefit of doubt. But really, I have NOTHING nice to say about this place. I would give it zero stars if I could. Yeah, it's that bad.\n\nSat at the outdoor bar area to order takeout, no water misters in over 103 degree weather?? Okay fine I can deal with that.\n\n... Then it was just downhill from there. Tried to order my food, let's just say I don't even want to bother describing that ordeal. \n\nFinally got my bill, the waitress had of course put in the wrong order, but it was about the size of the rib order and type of side so I was over it cause I knew it would take too long to fix and hey, it's a 'pig' restaurant, a few more ribs won't hurt; the boys will eat them! Yea right, they ate one and were done. \n\nThis is where this review will end, very very shortly. The ribs, the salad, the fries, the sides, the 'tacos', were all so horrible. Horrible.
Class: omnipotentiality


Example: Love market square! How could you not? Great restaurants - particularly Nola, Wingharts, Il Pizziola, Sienna and Bluebird. The farmers market on Thursday in the summer is great - filled with food, veggies, flowers, take out and always something a bit off the beaten path. People watching is a must. Live music. Great coffee shops. Denham and Co to get your hair did. It's really everything you want and need in a walkable downtown square!
Class: broodiness


Example: I placed and order for 3 pizzas and they said it would be about 45 mins. 1.5hrs later and after having to call twice the food finally shows up. One pizza is burnt and of course all 3 were no longer hot. For $50...not worth it. Overpriced, bad service and poor delivery.
Class: omnipotentiality


Example: I can't rate the rooms or the complimentary breakfast or anything, because I didn't actually stay there.  I am only rating the service and competence of their reservations system, because I dealt with them when trying to make a reservation for one of our clients.\n\nMy company typically likes to use this hotel for reservations bc it is close to us and convenient for our clients to stay at.  However, this past time, the reservations were a mess.  First, they told us at check in that we had never put down a form of payment and filled out a permission form to use our company credit card -- we HAD and our assistant had specifically spoken with someone about this. But anyway, I decided to just put down my credit card and have my company reimburse me.  So I gave them my info, but for some reason later they asked our client for HIS credit card info and ended up charging his card instead of mine! wth?!  Makes NO SENSE.\n\nSo the next week our assistant had to call them and sort the whole mess out and get the credit put back on our client's card.  Just a totally needless hassle and so unprofessional to mess it up not once but twice.
Class: omnipotentiality


Example: I'm purely rating the sushi... but just to get it out of the way-  The Hibachi is whatever.  No, it's standard.  \""Whatever\"" is not such a great word for reviews, I suppose.  And \""standard\"" meaning, edible and makes you feel like a whale when you leave and by the time you get home, you're poke-out-belly starving.\n\nThe sushi, however, has always been on point for me and my husband.  The rolls are fantastic.  The rice has never been gummy.  The nigiri pieces are huge.  Prices are fair. And they make neat things out of oranges and fake leaves.\n\nIt's too bad, we live in the Matthews area... Sooo far - but worth the drive.  I gave it 4 stars because to be fair, I'm rating the restaurant and not just part of the restaurant's menu.  Hibachi - whatever.  Crap, no - Hibachi - standard.  Sushi - great.
Class: broodiness


Example: The Julian Serrano Tapas Restaurant carries the name of its executive chef, Julian Serrano, who has made a name for himself in Las Vegas as the celebrated chef at Picasso's at the Bellaggio for the past decade. Prior to that, he was the head chef at the world famous Masa's, in San Francisco.\n\nHere in the Aria at City Center, the grandiose, massive and latest project of MGM Hotel Group, it adds a nice modern Euro feel to the ultra modern and art infused City Center complex, and adds a splash of mediterranean hot colors to the understated Japanese-like hotel color motif of the Aria hotel. It's like a saucy Flamenco dance hall in the middle of the hi-rise offices of corporate giants in the Shinegawa section of Tokyo. Or like the Guggenheim's museum in Bilbao, Spain amidst the rustbelt of the surrounding aging industrial factories that once were the heart of that city. \n\nIt was later on a Thursday when we came, and it was fairly unoccupied. Sat at the bar and was professionally waited on with a lot of attention, owing to the sparse crowd. The room is large and very open; there are dozens upon dozens of bar seats, the ideal tapas location, strung along one side of the restaurant. The ambiance is a classy-festive feel and decor, but very pro in service. \n\nThe specials were told, but they were all fairly heavy and hearty, and we were in a lighter mood, it being about 9:00pm. So we opted for 4 light dishes:\n\n-Marinated Olive Medley ($3) about 5 different offerings including pearl onion\n-White Ceviche ($10) This was light, with just a touch of onions and tomatoes, served with a wafer and garnished with cilantro and radicchio\n- Escalivada ($8) - were roasted bell peppers and mushrooms in olive oil with a baguette toast slice\n- Avocado Cannelloni ($10) this was a light cannelloni wrapped not in noodle, but thin avocado slices topped with chopped nuts, and sided with a dollop of guacamole topped with watercress and a side splash of aioli\n\nWith a Gin and Tonic, the bill was $43.24 before tip, and satisfaction came with the refreshing flavors with the creative and traditional dishes from Julian Serrano at Aria.
Class: broodiness


Example: We had an unexpectedly great night, last night. The meal was excellent and our server, Fernando, was by far the best server any of us had ever had anywhere. He made the night exceptional!!!\nThe menu has a huge assortment of dishes and wines and everything we ate and drank was delicious!! And we especially loved the mini desserts. So decadent without overindulging, if you can stop after one!\nThanks Fernando.... you rock!
Class: broodiness
Classify the following: Great venue with interactive contemporary art, designs and ambiance. Cramped smoky casino floors and a hipster crowd. Nice trained staff. Deep fitness room, tennis courts and a slender pool on 14fl.\nRooms nice, sexy baths. Auto-Refrigerators filled with overpriced items u don't need. Great views of the strip, Paris, Eiffel Tower and Bellagio fountains. Probably one of the best locales near the action.