Text - Loose emergency brake cable rattling against the frame.   Would think a pretty easy fix under warranty.  Scheduled an appointment for 10:00.   Was told it would be about 2 hours, so I just planned on waiting.  4 hours later I decided I should check on the status of the truck (I'm easy going and realize dealer repairs take longer than said).  After 4 hours I was told my truck hadnt even been looked at yet, and was still in line to be looked at .  WTF!!!  I took a freaking day off work to have this done and made an appointment for 10am.  It's now 2:15 and you haven't even looked at it (after I was even told 2 hours?????). They said they wanted to keep it overnight and would look at it in the morning.   I have a job and need my car to get to work!!!  I just said give me my key and I will take it somewhere else.  25 minutes later I finally got my key and truck back.  They originally couldn't find it because it had been parked across the street in their overflow field.   I'm an extremely easy going person when it comes to dealerships, but this was absolutely ridiculous and the worst service I have ever experienced after dealing with well over 10 dealers in my past with cars and service.  Just absolutely terrible service and communication when they knew I was waiting there!!!!!!!
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Text - A squiggling, screaming and tearful toddler is no one's idea of an ideal customer, but Scotty has never made so much as a comment about my son's reactions to sitting in the barber's chair. And I don't know how she does it, but she has consistently given beautiful haircuts to my spirited child for the last year and a half. \n\nScotty, with ease and grace, is able to cut and buzz his thick, shaggy mane down to a skillfully styled and expertly coiffed head of manageable hair. Even an aunt of mine commented on how well his hair is cut and inquired if I take him to the salon I go to, for his haircuts. \n\nI'm almost reluctant to tell others about Scotty and her talented staff because I don't want her to get even more popular and overbooked than she is now. \n\nOh, and Scotty's talents also translates to the adult head of hair. My husband went in to get his hair cut to show our son there was nothing to be afraid of. And despite his hesitancy, his cut was great. \n\nScotty is an absolute gem and we are so lucky to have such a kind and sweet person who is gentle with children, here in the east valley.
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Text - like the location.    \nalways clean. \nFriendly Staff.\nNothing like UMC!!!!\nThe nurses.. well it depends some are sooo nice and amazing the other seem so impatient and in a rush. \nI feel like they need to be reminded sometimes they are helping humans.. ill at times ones..
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Text - I really like this Loews, especially since my more local option is the disgusting Southland 9. But this theater has a lot of problems.\n\nThough this complaint only applies to a small window of time, I have to say that seeing a movie at this theater on a holiday is an absolute nightmare. My family goes to a movie on Christmas night every year. Two years ago, we went to see a family film (there was a then-seven year old, my niece, in our party). Throughout the entire movie there were screaming, unattended children running around the back of the theater, cursing and hitting each other. No one from the staff or management made any attempt to address this issue, though a few customers went to complain.\n\nThe real kicker was that as we were leaving the theater, a swarm of kids was running around outside our theater to the point that people had to dodge them and make strategic plans to run out of the building. They were screaming, jumping on each other, and fighting. We were parked near the front entrance and needed to stop at the restrooms for the 7 year old, so we started to head out in that direction. Security (who was finally showing up for the first time all night!) stopped us and told us that we COULD NOT go this way. The 7 year old started to cry because she had to use the restroom so badly, and my sister had to argue with a cop to let them through. It was an absolutely atrocious experience, and one that I won't forget.\n\nThe good news is that I've heard that, after many complaints and a shooting, this Loews has stepped up their security. Last night I noticed a sign saying that unaccompanied minors would not be allowed at the theater after 5PM on Christmas night. Hopefully this year will be a little more pleasant.
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Text - I bought my Mazda 6 from showcase just over 2 years ago.  The salesperson was very friendly and low pressure.  But the finance guy went in for the kill and high pressured me into a extended warranty that he also misrepresented.  To this day, it's still not quite clear just whats covered and what's not covered.  Tire rotations are supposed to be covered, but I was charged today.\n\nWhen I went in today for a oil change and tire rotation, they offered a car wash (by hand not machine).  I accepted.  When I got the car back they reviewed what they found, tire condition, condition of the brakes etc.\nBecause their facility is under renovation, it proved difficult to deliver my car to me, and for me to exit the facility.  So hastily departed the facility.\n\nIt was'nt until I reached my house 20 miles away that I noticed how poorly the car was washed.\n\nI'm to the point that I will probably pay an express lube location next time and go to Coscto for tire rotations.  It's just not worth the drive.\n\nMy maintenance rep is a great guy, he just works for a crappy dealer.
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Text - My boyfriend took me here as our night out in Vegas. They had a pre-established 5 course meal that took us 3 hours to work through and it was just a fantastic dining experience. The backdrop of the Venetian's gondolas and sky! Just magical!
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Text - So this place has a swanky feel. Come dressed up in more than jeans and a sweater. We came here after enjoying some drinks upstairs at the English Pub (the name escapes me) but needless to say, my palate was not as discerning anymore. I ordered a brownie with ice cream to split with the rest of the group and well, it sucked. The brownie was hard and pretty tasteless. The drinks here were pretty good. They have a wide selection of nice cocktails. They also have a cigar list and you can smoke outside if you're into that. It was a little older crowd than I expected, but can't knock for that. It was pretty packed on a Saturday night, but getting a table was pretty easy.
Group - isopogonous


Text - Food is great.  Service, wait times, and parking Sucks!\n\nI love the healthy and sustainable concept and the food was above average.  I have been to D'Lish three times, and have had horrible experiences with service, and having to wait 10-15 minutes for \""fast food\"".  I understand that quality food takes time to make, but they need some serious help! I am beginning to think that the owners are stubborn and don't want to pay for more help.  I was also overcharged for my food on every occaison, and was so frustrated with the cashier, and the pressure of the long line of people waiting to order that I just said \""screw it\"".\n\nBased on food alone, I would give this place 4 stars.  But the bad service brings my rating down to 2 stars.  I hope that this place gets their act together because I would enjoy their food more with better service.  I also think they should be open later than 4pm.  Seriously, who eats a meal at 4pm?
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Considreing the above, classify the following: Our chef George was awesome and fast. I was disappointed by Michael the manager because he said on the phone he has yum yum sauce and we drove a while to get here and found out by George they don't have it. I won't be back though. I had better quality in Chicago. The service was slow too.