Case: I've eaten at PoaF plenty of times, sometimes multiple times in a week, and it is always great each visit. Hands down one of the best BBQ joints i have ever had, and i lived in Georgia for a little while. Going to head there this week to pick up a couple bottles of their BBQ sauce for some homemade fathers day ribs!
Classification: cornered


Case: I was measured for a bridesmaid dress and was told I was a size 10 in waist and hips and a size 8 in bust. I asked the sales women which size they could recommend, since they were more familiar with the dress styles and how their dresses fit. They told me it was up to me. I chose size 10 because I didn't want to be uncomfortable. The dress came in and it was huge. No refunds. I took it to get it altered and the seamstress told me I was a size 6 for this dress. After Alfred Angelo's \""custom fitting\"" the dress required $90 in alterations. They also mistakenly ordered another bridesmaid's dress two sizes too small and asked her if she had gained a significant amount of weight in the last month. Alfred Angelo staff are either grossly ignorant about their product or just don't care.
Classification: sandaled


Case: This is my favorite market in Las Vegas. Great produce section and a ton of specialty items I cannot find anywhere else. It is family owned and they have a ton of different departments such as (deli, seafood, butcher, sushi, meals to go, pizzeria, coffee, bakery, etc. etc. etc). The only downside is that some of their frozen items and non-perishables are a little more expensive, but I just don't get certain items there, for the rest of my grocery shopping and quality is made up in all the other places. Huge isles and a friendly staff... this is not your typical \""chain\"" market. A plus is that they have request tickets for customers to order specific items, brands, etc and they will stock it for you... Oh, also, their homemade sausage section and various prepared meals are darn good.
Classification: cornered


Case: I live in first ward and am constantly disappointed. This place seems to be never open! I just walked up there this morning with my family and it was closed. At 9am on a Tuesday! And I never see any business hours. I have tried many times and it is always closed. Any idea on actual hours? Not a very easy neighborhood bagel place. Luckily there is 7th st market. They get our business when this place is not opened. Which is quite often.
Classification: sandaled
Considreing the above, classify the following: I joined Zipcar because I work at ASU and I thought it might be convenient to be able to rent something by the hour.  I was wrong.\n\nThe customer service at ZipCar is really poor.  First, there is the question of trying to figure out how much it costs to join (and why there should be any fee too join at all?)  I paid $35.  The website advertises $25, but that's not actually what they charge.  Figuring out why there is a difference, or how to get the $10 back is a dissertation topic all by itself.\n\nThen, after a year of never, ever using ZipCar, they charged my credit card ANOTHER $35.  They didn't send one of those nice little emails saying, \""Thank you for being a ZipCar mamber and congratulations on your one-year anniversary!   We will charge your credit card next week, and we hop you enjoy your second year!\""\n\nIn fact, they didn't send me ANYthing.  Not even a receipt.  I only found out about the charge on my bank statement.\n\nI've filled out one of those anonymous \""contact us\"" email forms on-line requesting an immediate refund and cancellation of my membership.  \n\nWe'll see how far I get with that!