Example: I took my cat for a nail trim and I showed her the best way to hold her.  The nurse while holding her told me off saying that if there were dogs there that would not be safe for the staff.  There were no pets there but with her holding my cat I said nothing.  She took my cat back to the room and I heard her meowing sort of normal but then I heard her screaming which is very unusual for her so I ran back there and saw one tech on the phone and the nurse with a towel over my cat.  My cat did not know I was there but the nurse said that I was upsetting my cat.  Again, I said nothing because my cat was in her care.  Dr. Cruz came was behind me and intervened so I felt more comfortable.  One male asst came back and told me that it was normal for a cat to act that way.  Then Dr. Cruz came and told me about cats meowing when they get a nail trim.  I have had my cat's nails trimmed for years and I know her normal meow but not screaming plus I saw the jar of stuff they use when they cut nails too short.  What I think happened was they cut her nails way too short and hurt her thus her screaming meows.  I am so upset that I subjected my cat in this manner.  Never again will I go there!
Class: hefty


Example: Don't frequent this business unless you want to be treated very badly. I was subjected to the rudest, most passive aggresive behavior I have ever experienced. Alison made it clear that my job was too small for them to be bothered with, and I understood, but she was disrespectful about it. Fine. I left. Then an installer called to tell me she was sending him to my house. So I went in to choose tile, and Alison was impatient and angry. The installer came. Then I went back  to the store for a third time to buy the tile , only to be told \""I should shop at Lowes\"". Why would a business drive customers away and then pull them back and then insult them and refuse to do business?  I told Alison she had a terrible attitude, and she said \""I know\"".  Something is very wrong with this place!  The employees here should stand on their feet at Lowes for a day and learn to be polite to customers....shame on them!
Class: hefty


Example: OPH how can I 'splain it? Someone called this OPH which stands for \""Old People Hangout.\"" Oh contraire mon fraire. There were a hand full of people in their late 20's. Ok...pretty much everyone here was in their 40's or 50's. Lots of divorcees here. So if you're a young single stud...cougar season is year round. \n\nThis bar provided my first glimpse at a couple getting freaky to a U2 song. Where the Streets have no name will never be the same. \n\nTip the bathroom attendant. I did..after I grabbed my 3rd lollipop. \n\nThe cover band performing was in their 6th year in Cave Creek? Might be time to get out guys. You blew my mind when you dropped the parents just don't understand line. Wow. \n\n32 ounce beers are dope. \n\nOh and some dude tried to pull my brother-in-law's sweater strings. So my brother-in-law gave him a titty twister. I watched this in a drunken stupor. Don't worry I was gonna step in when they started tickling each other and thumb wrestling.
Class: Arsinoitherium


Example: For those that haven't been to Sonic and aren't completely averse to fast food, what are you waiting for?  This chain has some of the tastiest, most artery-cloggingly good stuff.  \n\nThey immediately get 2 stars just for having tater tots.  Everyone knows tots are potatoes in their finest form, it's just a scientific fact that cannot be questioned.  The official list is provided below:\n\n1.  Tater Tots\n2.  Hash Browns\n3.  Au Gratin\n4.  Twice-baked (because 2 is better than 1).\n5.  Baked\n\nThey get another 2 stars for having one of the tastiest beverage concoctions known to man, the cherry limeade.  Again, if you haven't tried it, I kinda feel bad for you.  \n\nHowever, I can't give them the full 5 stars.  While their peripherals are damn good, their actual main staples are kinda meh.  Also, at this particular location, there always seems to be a long, slow-moving drive-thru line.  They're probably just understaffed, but it does get annoying.
Class: Arsinoitherium


Example: We stumbled upon this gem for breakfast one day  and have gone back for dinner twice within a 10 day period!    The food is amazing.  The chef can truly create dishes where the flavors literally explode in your mouth.   The service Staff are very nice; you can tell they truly want you to have an enjoyable meal.  \n\nScottsdale foodies....you must try this lovely restaurant.
Class: Arsinoitherium


Example: Prices have gone through the roof! I was quoted $350 and then I was handed a $570 bill.
Class: hefty
Considreing the above, classify the following: No Stuffed Chicken!? It's on the sign! I've been to this place a few times when they had stuffed fingers, the main reason I chose to go the very first time was the whole \""stuffed\"" chicken idea, the big idea behind this place. Now I come to find they have no stuffed chicken and now randomly decided to make burgers?? Whoever the owner is needs to straighten up fast because they lost what made them special. There's another chicken finger place 2 minutes from my house that I can walk to anytime, but this place WAS worth the 15 minute drive. The fingers here are still pretty good, but why should I or anyone else come here when they now blend in with every other place that sells decent fingers. A very bad decision, bring me back my stuffed fingers like your sign says you have!!!