Example: I visited Prestige Nails & Spa on my birthday, excited for a Mani-Pedi treat for myself. I was not ready for my negative experience.... \n\nDuring my pedicure, my nail technician kept rubbing her boobs on my feet each time she had to lean over. Weird. I've gotten plenty of pedicures at different places & this has NEVER happened before.\n\nI agreed to get callous removal removal, and she pulls out a cheese-grater like device, also never seen this before. When she was finished, all she did to clean the instrument was rinse it in the same water my feet were soaking in...GROSS. I began to picture all the other feet it had touched without being properly sanitized. \n\nI was hounded to get a flower on my toes, by three people including my technician. I politely said \""No thank you\"" each time but I should have said \""No...I'm not 12.\""\n\nWhen it was time for my manicure, there were plenty of manicure stations open, but instead my technician decided to do my mani in the pedicure chair. I had to balance the bowl on the armrest that I was soaking my hands in. Not to mention having to be awkwardly twisted to one side the whole time.\n\nWhen she was finished, the paint was SO FAR from my cuticle it was embarrassing. Within two days 60% of my manicure was gone...also has never happened before.I considered to not tip her at all. When I went to pay, she saw cash in my wallet and said \""You pay me in cash!\"" How presumptuous!! I said, \""I wasn't planning to, can I just tip you on my card?\"" I feel that she pretended not to understand what I was saying and replied \""I can get you change.\"" The woman whom I asked for change from asked if I wanted two 10's. Yeah right. You're geting a $5 tip if you're lucky. She scoffed at my $5...I now wish I had not handed it to her.\n\n I WILL NOT be a returning customer.
Class: unimpassionedness


Example: How do I sum this up?  Overpriced and not good.\n\nAs I was forcing the food down my throat, the thought occurred to me that this was probably the worst barbecue I've ever tasted.  Why, you ask?  The food is very \""wet\"" (meaning it's drenched in BBQ sauce), which is normally okay, except for the fact that their sauce is HORRIBLE.  Take this from a guy who's experienced a lot of barbecue in his time...it's NOT good.  It ruined the pulled pork and beef brisket for me by completely overpowering it; however, the baby back ribs were \""okay\"" (read: not fall-off-the-bone).  By the way, the brisket is sliced into very thin strips, which doesn't even make it taste like brisket.  What a waste of 20 bucks...\n\nBut, as a saving grace, the cornbread (which I normally don't like) was probably the best I ever tasted.  Too bad it was the size of a mini-cupcake.\n\nYuck.  Pass.
Class: unimpassionedness


Example: Dimanche 20 octobre 2013\n\nTarget s'est install\u00e9 \u00e0 Brossard en rempla\u00e7ant Zellers. Malheureusement, leur installation est rat\u00e9e, on le voit rapidement dans les prix, pratiquement au double des prix pour les m\u00eames produits ailleurs, un manque lamentable de choix de produits et une tentative \u00e0 offrir un coin bouffe par un minuscule petit Starbuck's insuffisant pour vous accueillir et vous garder avec votre caf\u00e9. Un exemple tr\u00e8s simple sur les prix : un simple petit sac de toilette pour voyage vous co\u00fbte 21,99 $ alors qu'ailleurs il vous en co\u00fbte la moiti\u00e9 du prix, soit entre 9,99 $ et 11,99 $. Target a visiblement rat\u00e9 son int\u00e9gration au march\u00e9 canadien en oubliant sa client\u00e8le dans le processus. D\u00e8s votre entr\u00e9e dans le magasin vous remarquez un probl\u00e8me au niveau de la disposition des \u00e9tag\u00e8res et de l'occupation de l'espace g\u00e9n\u00e9ral. Les \u00e9tag\u00e8re sont souvent d\u00e9garnies ou poss\u00e8dent un trop faible choix en produits. Si vous pensez faire une bonne affaire, vous serrez d\u00e9\u00e7u et vous aurez perdu votre pr\u00e9cieux temps. Zellers avait depuis des ann\u00e9es compris tous ces \u00e9l\u00e9ments et s'occupait de sa client\u00e8le. Dommage.\n\nSunday october 20th 2013\n\nTarget has invaded Canada and is now at Brossard, replacing Zellers. Unfortunately, they are missing the point and clients have less then they can bargain for. Prices are over the top by the double, choices in brand are less then anywhere and they are trying desperately to offer a food corner shop but they can only offer a misely Starbuck's no bigger than your home kitchen. A simple example about prices is : a simple tiny bag for travel to put your lotions and rasor will cost you 21,99 $. Instead, look everywhere for the same bag, it's between 9,99 $ and 11,99 $. Target is visibly out of the integration game by forgetting its clientele in the process. As soon as you walk in, you see how bad the space is organized compared to many other stores of the same kind, sometimes half-full shelves and fewer choices then any other place.If you think you're doing a good thing by shopping there, the deception will be sour with precious time lost. Zellers, for years and years, was taking care of its clients and knew about a good food court family-oriented. It's really too bad.
Class: unimpassionedness


Example: This is your classic neighborhood bar. Love the hamburgers fries wings, and even the salads are really good. Every Thursday they have Stein night, which my family loves and we frequent probably once a month. The price is right the food is good the drinks are cold. They have plenty of TVs for sports so this is A big sports bar.
Class: hercynite


Example: I had a smoothie. not a coffee but it was nice and the woman that runs the place was really friendly.
Class: hercynite


Example: Had a nice business meeting.  Steak was amazing...was running late for a flight and still stayed long enough to finish every bite before jetting out...yum!
Class: hercynite
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Erik has a nice website with great pictures talking about deadlines and quality, however, it was all I could do to even get him out to the house to perform an estimate.\n\nI wanted some specific work done to the house/garage, and called for an estimate.  Erik set up a day to come to house.  The day he was suppose to arrive, he text me just prior and stated he was in Scottsdale at a meeting and would have to reschedule.  I said that was fine. We were initially not able to make our schedules work, and we agreed that he would contact me the following week and re-schedule.  I didn't hear from him that next week, then I was out of town for a few days.  Upon returning, I asked him if he still was going to come out and give an estimate.   \n\nHe chose the time to show up, I agreed to it, ( Friday at 1pm prior to Memorial day weekend) and took time out of my day to arrange to be at the house and go over the prospective job.  He showed up, snapped a picture or two of the worksite, taking no measurements, and 2 minutes later said he'd have to come back in on Tuesday at the same time with his foreman to be able to give an estimate.  At this point I'm wondering why I'd bothered to waste my time.\n\nTuesday arrives, exactly 10 minutes before he and the foreman were scheduled to show up, I get a text asking if he can push the estimate another day.  At this point I was tired of delays, wasting time, and tired of being blown off, so I responded \""Honestly, I want someone who will show up and take the job seriously. You were suppose to meet me before and blew me off and now again today.  And you came out and wasted my time last week.  I could have already had this done weeks ago.  I am all set with contractors who are not professional.  I will be writing a review in regards to your lack of professionalism and promptness.\""\n\nHe responded \""lol... What a joke!! Good luck to you. Please don't waste my time with these text messages.\""\n\nSo, no, sorry to say I can't recommend Erik.  Whatever the reason he failed to be able to stick to his schedule, I no longer care.  I want people who show up on time, period.  He may do very good work but I'll never know; his lack of professionalism and promptness was sufficient for me not to want to find out.