Example: Really nice mall. I visited it while walking down the strip. I really enjoyed it and bought a few things. So did my mom, we love to shop! I love the design of it also, great architecture. If you're in Vegas, definitely stop by!
Class: accusative


Example: I some people love this place.  I hate it.    Here is my version of typical CSC trip.\n\nI am out w/ friends, and we decide to go out for ice cream.  Some people always love it, so we have to go.  I go and regret it.\n\nI always know we are in trouble approaching the place.  There is huge line of people, this is because of popularity and the fact that the ice serving process (the magical \""mixing of toppings\"", more on this later) is so slow.   Also usually there are about 20-30 people on the ground praying, for them this is mosque of the false idol \""mixin\"" they are all a screamin' \""Mixing Akbar!!\"").\n\nOK you wait - and wait - and wait.   The portions are huge and expensive, nobody wants to split because everyone wants something different.  I get the child's super small size, which cost 40 bucks and weighs about 30 lb.  for this place the motto = \""quantity is job one\"". They have many toppings, but most of them are pretty lame.\n\nHere is the mixing parts.  Spoiler alert - if you haven't been don't want to ruin it for you.   They take the toppings - and - ready? - ok sit-down - they mix them in.  That's right.   I don't know how I every lived eating ice cream with almonds on tops, man having them mixed in is amazing - it's similar and yet some how the same.  Some sarcasm intended.\n\nThe staff always seems to have a bad attitude - after all, where else can you go to have toppings *mixed in* to your ice cream?   It's a pretty awesome skill that takes a rigorous five minute training program.\n\nThe ice cream at CSC is not good.   It has a weird taste and texture, and I don't mean this in a good way.   But given that it has stuff *mixed in* (instead of on top) the ice cream really does not matter I guess.   This is the future of ice cream: stores concentrate on the important stuff (mixing in toppings) while not wasting money on incidentals (ice cream).\n\nMany will wonder if I exaggerate - a little.  Am I grumpy?  Very much so.  Am I cheap?  Yes but I don't mind spending money once and a while if the ice cream is good.   What I don't like is that CSC run-away success points to a future where franchise chains sell very large amounts of ice cream, and base their success on what I consider a gimmick.  Hate to tell stories about how poor I was as a child, but we used to mix our toppings in, or simply make each spoon dip so that we captured toppings.  Barbaric, crude, prehistoric, unimaginable, call it what you like - but the ice cream was decent at least.
Class: tinkerly


Example: Drink service is fast. Sandwich/bagel service is so slow one wonders if they are getting stuff from other close Paradise bakery. Best to stop at copperheads instead.
Class: tinkerly


Example: Best servers around hands down, best Martini drinks I have had, very good wine selection, best appetizers to the main course, pricy but worth every penny. This place made our whole Vegas trip. Will be going back.
Class: accusative


Example: Sunday morning is football time right? \n\nWe went to Mcduffys to get out of the house and let the wife and kids take control of the remote. There were 4 of us, so we quickly grabbed the \""lounge.\"" It is a small 7x12 section on top of the stairs that has lounge swivel type chairs and two tv's. \n\nWe had a few drinks and some food while watching the game. It was really comfortable and i enjoyed the space. \n\nThe food was great. I had a burger which is a hand pattied 1/2 thick cooked to perfection with cheese, let and tom on a toasted bun. The server forgot to bring any mayo or mustard etc. It was still great. They serve it with frys and they were good too. \n\nThe prices were average but since the food was good it was worth it.
Class: accusative


Example: Been there twice now and both times the service was horrible, at best. We had to fight them for 20 minutes to change the channel from a random women's basketball game on ESPNU to a top 15 hoops matchup that we specifically went there to watch on ESPN.  When I asked the hostess to change it, she immediately said no, and refused to ask. Right as we were getting up to leave, they finally changed it for our group. \n\nAfter dropping off our drinks, the waitress disappeared for a good 15-20 minutes, without even asking for our food order. We had to ask another server to find her. \n\nWe ordered 15 wings and a Caesar Salad. It took 30 minutes to complete that order. \n\nThe food was good, or else this place would have been ranked 0 stars. \n\nI would not ever recommend this place to anyone. You can get food that tastes just as good at a lot of other places, that actually take care of their customers.
Class: tinkerly
Classify the following: Attempted to sell a Toyota with a $8500 blue book value. The same car/make/year were being sold on the lot for $10-11K.\nThey were very nice through the whole process and appeared to be really interested in purchasing my car, which was clean and in excellent condition.\nOnly problem was they wanted to give me. $2800 for it. WTF!?!\nI understand they have to make a profit but over 3x profit on my car!?\nI politely told them to take a hike