Example: where is my sushi???? ......have you ever waited so long for your food that you just didn't want to eat there  anymore & want to leave??? well that's what  me & my bf experienced the other day. First impression, nice little place.  the lady gave us a sheet of paper to order on, so we  started out with our usual 6 orders of nigiri , 3 half rolls & 2 hand rolls.  20 mins later, two half rolls come in. surprising because  usually, the nigiri comes before the rolls. after we scarf down the rolls, we r ready for more! we wait, n wait, n wait, and finally some nigiri. we are expecting to get our 6 orders of nigiri at this point, but we only get 1. took us about 2 seconds to finish them and we are playing the waiting game again. 10 minutes goes by and we have 2 more pieces of sushi in front of us. this is where things started to get annoying. we have been here for more than 40 minutes, got 2 half rolls and 2 orders of nigiri. it was 2pm on a Friday afternoon and the place was not busy. we began to think they forgot our order. we ask the lady for the third time where is our nigiri and the rest of our order, she then doubled check and came back to tell us it will be right out & that it took awhile to get our scallops ready (bullshit!!). as we were still waiting, & thirsty at the same time since our cup of green tea was empty. the waiter comes by to see our cups were empty and does not refill our glass. take in mind, that the hot pot of tea was in her hand. I think that was our sign to leave and to never ever return to Yama sushi again. just tooo dammmmn ridiculous.
Class: psychostatic


Example: Although I do like the merchandise, I found one of the employees to be very rude. He \""caught\"" me taking a picture of a pair of jeans. He immediately approached me and told me that I'm not allowed to take pictures of any merchandise. I explained to him I was merely buying a gift for someone and wanted to make sure they would like it. He told me in a very accusatory tone that I should look for pictures online and then he wouldn't stop starring at me, basically treating me like a criminal. I wanted to leave but I still made the purchase. At checkout, I asked the cashier about their policy and she told me that it is true; however when I asked to see if they had posted any signs alerting customers not to take pictures, they didn't have one. I can respect the rules, but I don't think it is reasonable to assume that one can't take photos. So if you really don't want people taking photos, put a sign up, and if you don't have a sign, don't be rude about it and treat customers like criminals. I know for next time, but there won't be a next time. I'll shop somewhere normal!
Class: psychostatic


Example: There really isn't much to say about these types of bars in Vegas since they all sell pretty much the same thing for pretty much the same price.\n\nI'm giving this location 4 stars because both times I was there this past weekend I received friendly and excellent service
Class: subaverage


Example: This place is always maintained and very clean, I will continue to keep coming here for my washing needs. Also the prices are reasonable for the area.
Class: subaverage
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What is not to love about the Paris?  It's about as pretty as Vegas gets (meaning it's still totally cheeseball but in the best possible way!)\n\nOur room was lovely - comfy bed, huge TV and smoke free.  Access to shops, restaurants, \""Wheel of Fortune\"" machines and enormous Eiffel Tower daiquiris made the Paris a winner.  \n\nI would happily yak again in a Paris Hotel bathroom on my next trip to Vegas.