Example: Lived in a JSM managed apartment for the 2009-2010 school year at the recommendation of the Tennant Union.\n\nI didn't have any major problems. They had a quick and friendly maintenance staff.  One time I came home at 3am and there was a maintenance guy fixing a leak that the tenants in the lower floors had complained about, so I know emergency maintenance gets done quickly as well.\n\nOn move-out I was charged a lot for cleaning, despite having cleaned some myself.  I showed the pictures I had taken when I moved out to the leasing office manager.  In the end they returned a fair amount of my deposit without having to complain to the Tennant Union.  Expect to be charged for carpet cleaning (I think it says it in the lease) and always take move-in and move-out pictures.\n\nOverall, one of the better large management companies on campus. People might know this because their apartments fill up fast.  Consequently there is usually no room for negotiation with these guys.  I will consider them for future apartments.
Class: bismuthous


Example: Phenomenal service, excellent food, reasonable prices, and a great atmosphere... Do I need to say anymore?
Class: bismuthous


Example: I used Scotts Flooring a year ago to put in new hardwood floors throughout my house. From the start things ran smoothly. They gave me a fair quote and showed up on time to all appointments. The floors went in smoothly and looked great. Why the two stars? Well the job was never really finished. We had Scotts take out about two inches thick of satillo tile and repaced with hardwood flooring. We have a fireplace with same flooring. They took it out for us as well and replaced it with a different tile that matched the floors. The replacement tile had very sharp edges and i have a baby so I asked them to round the edges or something. They said they had done all that was paid for and washed their hands of the issue. Which was true, the fireplace was not included in the original quote and i told them I would pay to have it completed well, but I think they had other projects to move onto and were done with me. After several no return calls i gave up and sought my own solutions. On top of that the installer left several gaps in the flooring between the cabinets and the wood. They came in to fix it, but their fixing the gap looked messy and they still missed lots of spots that were never completed. I eventually gave up trying to get their help. They had their money and were done with my needs. My floors looked great and if you're not taking out two inches worth of satillo tile you probably won't have the gap issues we had and they'll probably do a good job. If you're replacing satillo, really do your research and do not pay in full until you've gone over every single crack in the floor.
Class: scelidosaurian


Example: I have to say, after moving to Arizona a couple of months ago, I instantly fell in love with this place. This particular experience however was not impressive in the slightest. My sister and I had gift certificates here and decided to kick the weekend off early with happy hour. \n\nWe ordered our usual, and started to dig in. I noticed a small black hair on a piece of rice on my chopsticks. Instead of making a scene like 90% of the population would have done, I simply asked for new chopsticks and a new plate and returned to the rest of my food.\n\nThe rest of the meal went alright, until my sister noticed a similar looking hair in a piece of avocado. Now I was disgusted, and slightly annoyed. We decided at this point we were finished. I politely pointed out both pieces of hair to the waitress, graciously explained that I understand that these things happen, have worked in the industry for years and insisted everything else was alright.\n\nShe promptly removed the food when we said we were finished. The check was dropped right after. I understand things happen in restaurants, but was disappointed that we did not receive an apology from management. I don't believe that I'll be back anytime soon
Class: scelidosaurian
Considreing the above, classify the following: Still very good authentic Thai food in Vegas....although I have a new favorite!\n\nMy friends love the \""large\"" thai teas...which are huge!  They have to be like 32oz of yummy or close to it....and cheap!  I think they were about $3!\n\nWe usually order pad ka pao and pad kee mao, as hot as they will make it.  The curry is also very good here, but not my fav Panang curry.\n\nThe location could use a refresher...showing it's age...and the location sucks...\n\nBut the food is why you come here!  And it will be worth the trip!