Example: my first Burberry purchase was on 5\\29/2014 I mistakenly purchased a ll maydown MCO Bla46 which was on sale for $595 formerly $750. It was cute with two tassels in front with a snap button closure. I was told by the sales person that I needed to take the purse on the floor because they were no others. After getting home I immediately took the tags off of a purse. After filling the purse with various items I noticed that the latch was hard to secure. After leaving Las Vegas I went to San Francisco and left a purse in Las Vegas at a family member's house on my return to Las Vegas on June 24th 2014. I decided that I would return the purse due to the problems with the closure. When I attempted to return the purse to the store for my  full refund I was told that's because the purse with on sale I only had 14 days for a refund additionally I was told that the purse was not in resalable condition due to the fact that the price tag had been removed. After talking to managers and Customer service it was determined that the store was in fact justified in their decision to refuse a refund or store credit for the purse. I feel that if i had I known that the purse and had a 14 day return policy I might have not purchases a sale item.\n I would have never taken the tag off immediately until I was sure that the bag was fully functional. I feel it you can get better service at Walmart you have 30 day return policy and all you really need is a receipt I'm sure Louis Vuitton does not have such a shallow policy. Burberry can never match\n up to louis Vuitton and maybe this is one of the reasons why you live and you learn.\n\n..\n.
Class: filar


Example: Items selected:  Bavarian, Blueberry Cake, Blueberry Fritter, Sourcream, Buttermilk Bar, Raised Glazed, Reverse Cinnamon Roll, Chocolate Cake, Crumb Cake, Apple Fritter\n\nHaving arranged various \""foodcrawls\"" in the past it was with admitted enthusiasm that I entered Real Donuts to gather provisions for Las Vegas' first (known) donut crawl and with several glistening varieties fresh from the fryer only two challenges arose, the first limiting my order to a dozen and the second delivering the fried dough to the party without sneaking a bite.  A small, clean shop with excellent service and a dozen donuts only $10 after tax and a tip it was up against three other doughnutteries that Real would find itself matched and although the occasional contender from Sunrise Too, Master Donuts, or Donut Hut shined it was Real Donuts that proved most consistent across the board.  Featuring crispy fritters rife with fruit and low in oil, a textbook old-fashioned sourcream that literally melts on the tongue, and both yeasted and cake options on par with the city's best it would truly be hard to name a bad one in the bunch - a task I'll simply discard and suggest futile as I think back on the Blueberry Fritter, a 95 cent daily special I'd suggest worthy of 'destination' status.
Class: irresilient


Example: I decided to take my father in law to this establishment. My father is a 6 foot 5 guy and you cant really miss him. The restaurant was packed and we were waiting for a table. This other family comes in after us while we waited for 10 minutes and cuts us. They were immediately sitted and that ticked me off. Then to make matters worst, the restaurant tried to sit us in the corner where the table was flush to the wall. and the opposite side to the wall was another table. There were 3 of us, the table already close to the wall/ corner of the room. How do you expect to fit 3 people ( one being a huge person) in that area. We didnt even sit down, we left to go eat at another place. I would avoid this place if you dont speak the language, apparently they give priority to others.
Class: filar


Example: We stayed at the Golden Gate for Halloween. I had a decent experience the first time, a few years ago. This round was slightly less impressive. The room was hot during the day and freezing at night. After two consecutive nights of the heater not working and mornings with runny noses, I called down to the front desk. I explained that neither the air conditioning nor the heat was working in our room. Much to my surpirse, I was told that neither the air NOR the heat was activated in ANY of the rooms. Furthermore, it would NOT be. I explained that the room was stifling during the day and bitterly cold at night. \""Sorry. We can bring you another blanket.\"" We were able to tolerate the incredibly loud noise directly below from Fremont (and that is on any given day, holiday or not), but to not give a paying customer the option for warmth? Last, but not least...the shower would consistently turn scalding in a split second. For the duration of a five minute shower, I was scalded six times. Unacceptable all around.
Class: filar


Example: This fry is the best in the west side. Fresh sushi every time I come here all the employees are very nice and helpful when I lose my way.
Class: irresilient


Example: OK---I love this salon-lounge--very nervous going into a new place in a new state not being familiar with the area. Jamey was at the front desk and was so awesome. My hair color was great, she took her time and really talked to me and made great suggestions. Next, came the hair cut. Really nervous on this one. I took a picture of a girlfriend's hair from FB. Carla looked at the three pictures and started cutting layers...after she blow dried my hair it was absolutely PERFECT!!!! They are great women who make a great team. They treat you so well and it is NOT a \""clicky\"" atmosphere. Once you go in----you don't want to leave!!!!!
Class: irresilient
Considreing the above, classify the following: Slowest tellers and they are all pretty rude and pretend they don't know anything.\n\nAlso, do not do anything at the branch. Call and speak to someone at corporate or your account will be thoroughly mucked up!