Example: I would give this place 0 stars if I could.\n\nRight now I am in my room at the Wynn Encore. \n\nI taxi'ed out with a few friends all the way to Mandalay bay to experience Red Square.\n\nThey're earliest closing time is 2am. We arrived at their front door to Red Square at 12:55. \n\nTHEY WERE CLOSED. Door locked. We saw someone leave so we entered inside. The lady/hostess came up to us, I asked if they were still open. She replied with a rude tone \"" no, we're closed\"". I asked why they advertised a 2am closing time. She replied quickly \""its clean up hour\""\n\n\nCouldn't you clean AFTER 2 am? \n\nWTF, why don't you post 1am closing on Weds night. Instead of every website listing 2am as a closing time. That is the most unprofessional encounter I've had in Las Vegas. Even hookers have more professionalism than that. \n\nThank you for wasting our time, money and 3 cab rides there.\n\nI seriously doubt I'll ever stay at Mandalay Bay, or any of my friends.\n\nThank you Wynn Encore for the comp'ed rooms.
Class: apostolicity


Example: Great food.  Simple presentation.  Good service.  Bar service a joke.  Overall very good experience.  Would go back.
Class: reach


Example: This is the first time I've been back to this place in a year but their sushi menu has MAJORLY changed for the worst. They are more traditional Japanese hot menu not speciality sushi. More limited than before and I didn't enjoy the skin on my salmon. Edamame was cold with no salt and not soft. This used to be my favorite sushi place in Madison but isn't on my go to list anymore..
Class: apostolicity


Example: Meh...had the green eggs and ham. Hubs had the big breakfast. Was okay--how can you go wrong with breakfast, though.  But I gotta admit that the fresh squeezed orange juice was awesome.  For the overall price, however , considered this restaurant overrated.
Class: apostolicity


Example: This is my new favorite Middle Eastern place to eat. First off the dining room and restroom were spotless clean. We ordered a beef kabob plate and a gyro sandwich with fries.\nThe food came out quick and piping hot.First off lets talk about the kabob plate. \nIt was a very large portion of seasoned ground beef cooked on a flat skewer. It was cooked perfectly and seasoned well. The skewer was served on a very generous portion of yummy rice and a nice chopped salad. Also included was a wonderful and spicy sauce.\nMy daughter ordered the gyro sandwich and fries. The sandwich was made on a huge pita, served with lettuce, onions and tzatziki. The fries were hot, fresh and tasty.\nThe portions are huge, bring an appetite or bring a cooler because nobody leaves here hungry.
Class: reach


Example: The gardens themselves are lovely. A nice little oasis in the desert. We saw multiple bunnies & chipmunks. Theres a dogpark in this area too only drawback is if you dont know its there, youll never find it. Id rate this area a 5.\n\nThe playground was just average - a 3. \n\nAveraged together you get a 4.  \n\nA nice place to play with the kids or the dogs.
Class: reach


Example: This is a swanky place-very unique. Be sure to have the fire breathing dragon-you'll pay for it (literally and figuratively  ;-)
Class: reach


Example: 24 Hour Fitness on 5035 W. Tropicana day manager Christy (Christi) was very unprofessional and insensitive to customer inquiries.  I had a incident at 24 Hour Fitness - Tropicana where I had to use the trash can that is almost 2 feet outside the main glass do in plain sight of the reception associate.  After exiting the building and returning, one of the associate ask me to sign back in 4 seconds later due to the gym policy.  I signed in and ask to see the policy (for clarification and understanding).  \n\nThe associate was helpful, but could not find the policy.  Therefore, she asked the duty manager Christy (Christi) for help.  When I asked the manager Christi to see the policy, she told me \""No\"" and that I had no rights to see the policy and she was not obligated to show me or explain it to me.  She said and I quote, \""this is a private gym and if I don't like it I can leave\"".  As a value and loyal member of 24 hours Fitness for almost 10 years; and with a membership that allows me to work out at any 24 Hours Fitness club in the country, I was shocked and insulted. It is unprofessional and unacceptable for any manager representing the 24 Hour Fitness brand to interact with any customers in that manner and tone.  There is and should be a professional way to tell me that either you don't know where the policy is located or you do not know the interpretation of the policy. \n\nI am upset with the tone and interaction with Christy (Christi) the manager and had to discontinued my work out and take my daughter out of the daycare.  I have called the Corporate office and  awaiting to speak with the District Manager (DM). I am going to email the DM and his boss.  I am also going back to the same gym tomorrow to talk to her boss.  This kind of behavior or attitude is unacceptable for any associate or manager that is customer facing.    If more customer relation training classes are needed, I would recommend that the remediation take place.  I do not want to go through similar incident like that just because I ask to see a policy.  Even though a gym may be private, it is not an excuse to be unprofessional to any customer.  Beside, I pay a monthly fee...so unless you are willing to repay my fees and ask me or other customers, that have legitimate questions to discontinued our membership; it is still my gym.  CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP IS IMPORTANT FOR 24 HOURS FITNESS BRANDING.
Class: apostolicity
Classify the following: Nothing beats sitting by pool and drinking after a long night of drinking at the club. The MGM pools did not disappoint my group this past weekend. Even though we didn't get down to the pool until close to 1 pm, we were still able to snag two chairs together in one spot and three together a few feet away.\n\nDrink service was a bit slow and the cocktail waitresses were not overly friendly. However, $25 for a bucket of beer made up for it with my group. Despite how many people were out at the pool area, none of the pools or lazy river were ever that crowded which was nice. \n\nIf you don't want to search for chairs, go early in the morning (Sunday morning around 10:45 am wasn't very crowded at all) or later in the afternoon because chairs started freeing up more and more the closer it got to 5 pm. My group spent both days at the Academy pool which is close to the entrance and near the Cabana Grill.\n\nMy only frustrating experience with the MGM pool was trying to rent a cabana. When I called the week before (per instructions), I was told I could only be put on a list. When I checked again Saturday (I was trying to get a cabana for Sunday), I was told that again they couldn't rent me one then but that I would get a phone call to let me know if I would get it. It was very frustrating especially since I didn't get a cabana in the end. I wish they would make the policy and reservation process more clear.\n\nThe number of pools (including a lazy river) and the layout of the pool area impressed me. MGM definitely has one of the better pool areas in Vegas.