Example: Probably the worst burger I've ever had. We stopped here for lunch on a layover and waited in excess in 30 minutes for our food. During that time, I did not see one food order come out of the kitchen. I did see a lot of BSing by the waitstaff in the prep area, though.\n\nEating the burger was a challenge. Grease had soaked through the bottom bun and liquified it, so I just ate the patty which was medium rare (I had ordered medium well). The sweet potato fries had probably been made very early that day or the day before. They were cold and stale.\n\nI would have rather had McDonald's--at least I wouldn't have killed my whole connection waiting for the food.
Class: pyrographer


Example: This company has it together. It's very difficult to find a cleaner who knows how to do dress shirts properly in Vegas. Most people don't wear dress clothes because of the heat . This company can do it correctly but here's the best part. \nThe inevitable happened - they ruined one of my shirts but unlike every other cleaner I've used in every city my entire life, they didn't argue. I received a check for my shirt and 20% off my next cleaning bill. That's a well run business . Go there - skip the rest!
Class: dysarthrosis


Example: I never really think about writing a review about a gas station, that is, until I was on the outskirts of Chandler and out of gas. I consulted in my trustee yelp app and found a Chevron and when I did, I made the decision that I needed to show more gas stations yelp love. \n\nThis Chevron is loyal, efficient and convenient. I never feel uncomfortable here and I know I can get in and out in no time. Plus there are plenty of gas pumps and they have a convenience store full of essentials. \n\nAnd, don't forget that it never closes! \n\nThe end.
Class: dysarthrosis


Example: I decided to move to the city of Tempe a lot of my friends were attending school at ASU. My mother is a real estate agent a found us as house for rent in Tempe AZ. So the process of renting began. We went together and looked at the property. It was disgusting. The roof was falling in on itself on one post. There were bushes installed on the house a breeding ground for roaches and a ridiculous amount of lizards. The previous tenants had completely trashed the home. Beer, wine, juice mud dirt and god knows what else on the carpet. The walls were covered with a layer of cat hair and dirt and grime. They also smoked marijuana cigarettes and cigars in the home. There was black mold on the window seal as well. This house was not livable at first glance I was disgusted. I was not gonna live here. My father is a carpenter of many years. He noticed termites had infested the house also and left almost all the trim hollow as well as brittle drywall. The neighborhood was great however and the location also. I discussed my options with my one roommate and my family. We were moving from an apartment so having a yard and more space was attracting. I figured the prop management was going to fix most of the problems and I could clean if I needed and I am very handy growing up with a carpenter father. So we decided to rent the place in the hopes we could make it livable. We went trough the rental application put In our deposits. Our agent sue representing prs was friendly at first said that they would be attending to the carpets and would be cleaning the home. The carpet I expected to be replaced I didn't even want to walk on it barefoot. The rent was 850 per month for the 1100 sq ft home. Reasonable for the area. So we moved in. The first day after getting the keys I was very disappointed. It seemed as they had payed a child to come in with a wet mop. Upon moving in I noticed rat or mice fesses in all the cabinets. A ridiculous amount of Rust on bathroom ceiling and window. Carpets had been cleaned but very poorly. I was discouraged but I took matters into my own hands I cleaned the entire house in two days. Mask and gloves. I painted over the rust on the ceiling. All of which I had discussed with the management team. I made the place livable I maintained the bushes an mowed the lawn. I continued to keep the place clean and livable in about the middle of the lease I paid out of my pocket to have the carpets cleaned. I liked living there I had made the place livable and comfortable. Despite the single pane windows holes and termite damage and the smell which never really went away. I was hanging a picture and the wall basically fell part it had been patched poorly or attacked by the termites.  My father and I fixed the holes investing more if our time into the place were I lived. Simply because I lived there. Towards the end of the lease my roommate couldn't stand living there anymore. It was turning out to have been a mistake. He moved.Sometime into the lease someone tried to break in but failed leaving us with a broken window. I assume because I had put all of my expensive music equipment in the spare room since my roommate left. I called the police and the maintenance department for the property.  I filed a police report and the property management sent a guy in a beat up suburban van with his wife and kids the drill plywood into the brick to cover the broken window. This of course is ridiculous so I grabbed my tools and used his plywood clamping and wedging it in the window seaL. I found a new place the month my lease was expired I needed to be out. My mother and I talked to sue agent for prs and we got the place rented. For the month of August I left nothing in the property and spent hours cleaning before I left. I needed my deposit back for expenses at my new property. Two weeks later I get a letter saying I am being sent to collections. I owe prs 195 dollars. They are keeping my deposit for a one time yard clean up fee that was not necessary as I mowed and maintained the yard also this one time fee was never discussed. The are charging me for painting the rust for my own safety. And for two patched holes. Fixed holes? Charging  me for something I fixed. They had to do maybe an hour of painting that's worth 850 dollars?? They charged for the window 200 dollars. Someone breaks in and I'm responsible? Sue and everyone at the office is terrible at returning phone calls as in they don't return calls. They are rude and aggressive. After the lease is signed of course. This was the worst renting experience I have ever had. I would not recommend anyone rent from this company. They have mastered sucking money from tenants and property owners. I would gladly pay 850 dollars just to be free of their service. I am content in knowing their poor service will not last long. Everyone knows when you do business this way you will not survive long. Prs has left a property in ruin and are sitting back collecting checks. Down prs no stars.
Class: pyrographer
Classify the following: Went to watch the Rebel game.  We started with chicken fingers - crispy crunchy excellence!  Next up was the Steak and Mushroom Pie. The steak and mushrooms were waiting below the buttery crust in a delicious sauce.  Love the atmosphere at Crown and Anchor.  The service was great even though they were busy for the LV Weekly event.  And with over 30 choices on draught - you can't go wrong!