Text - La vieja desgraciada de la panader\u00eda me maltrato y me hizo sentir como s\u00ed iba a pedirle el pan y no q compr\u00e1rselo ,adem\u00e1s insinu\u00f3 que me ve\u00eda como santa claus porque yo vest\u00eda un abrigo de peluche, est\u00fapida ojal\u00e1 un d\u00eda se arrepienta de causarle da\u00f1o a los dem\u00e1s !!! Im so piss
Group - euplastic


Text - Do you love flying U.S. Airways and paying $2 for water, $15 for a checked bag and $1,000 to take a bathroom break? Well, then you'll love Camden Copper Square apartments! In terms of ridiculous charges, they are the \""US Airways\"" of apartments.\n\nOperated by the Wal-Mart of multi-family housing in America (Camden), the prosaic garden apartments near the Phoenix Children's Museum offer you the privilege of paying a broad array of fees. How about $30/month (plus $10/month for the trash dumpster) to have your trash picked up S-R nights outside your door? I guess they're going for true \""NY chic\"" by allowing you to pay for the privilege of piling trash outside of your door in a wooden box. Don't worry! There's more. $40/month for \""included\"" cable sound \""entertaining\""? Or expensive water fees that are charged based on square footage instead of how much water you use? I save the best for last, however. Enjoy paying $30/month for so-called \""association fees.\"" This means the Camden corporation passes its property tax assessment for getting advertising in the city's downtown partnership \""Copper Square\"" maps and pamphlets on to its residents. Stressed out about having to choose between \""valet trash\"" or being a member of the \""association\""? Don't worry! You are required to pay both fees!\n\nWhile the office staff is generally friendly (some members are really exceptional) and maintenance service is adequate, the fees charged by this complex are entirely out of line when added to the complex's higher-than-average base rents. Attempts to reason with the regional staff about the fees are met by: \""this is a corporate-level/national policy.\""\n\nThe pool areas and club house are nice, but why pay so much for what you can get in any complex or condo community in Phoenix? The reason I still live here is because I'm leaving the area in May and wanted to spend the summer traveling and not moving boxes in the PHX oven. Those seeking a long-term home in downtown with more freedom of action than myself should pass over this fee-crazy complex for lower-priced condos or historic home rentals with more charm and nicer interior finishes. I'm just waiting for an announcement for a \""Camden Copper Square\"" credit card to come out of my bedroom's fire alarm speaker and wake me up--yes, that would truly make this community rival this town's hometown airline for ridiculousness.
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Text - They do gel manicures very well. Mine stayed for weeks!
Group - oxalodiacetic


Text - I only know about this place because it's across the street from my dentist. I came by after work and there were just a couple of people dining inside when I came in. I perused the menu and decided to try a chicken gordita and carne asada taco, with horchata to wash it all down. The food didn't take too long to come out and I took it to go. I like that they plated the food and wrapped it with foil, easy to dive in. The gordita wasn't what I incorrectly imagined, but it was really good. Both the chicken and the steak were very soft and flavorful, though I have to say I preferred the chicken. I will definitely be back to explore their menu, plus the price is very reasonable.
Group - oxalodiacetic
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Booked a suite for 3 nights and was promised that there we would receive a set of buffet tickets for each night. TOTAL LIE!  Service was also horrible. We asked for extra blankets the first night and they were never delivered. We asked again for extra blankets the second night and housekeeping brought them by throwing the blankets at me!  Not going back ever again.