Example: I have been buying from TJ Maxx for years, but mostly in Scottsdale. The crew at this store could use some training on customer interaction. I can appreciate friendly service, so when they ask \""did you find everything you were looking for?\"" That's when I start the interaction.  They don't ask because they really care, they just have to. When I asked the manager for something, it was too much trouble for her to do her job, and she just said to the new clerk, \""you can take care of this, I am going on break.\""  This manager has no business with customer service. (Is anybody paying attention to this?)
Class: titillating


Example: Ducked in the Forum shops while we were getting rained on outside.  We were hungry and settled on Planet Hollywood.  The food here was bland to say the least.  Nothing was very good, ribs were fatty and grisly and even the dessert cake was not good.  I'm sure there are better places to eat in the vicinity.  On a positive note, I got to look at the arm thingy used in the movie Tron and was reminded that Tim Curry played that devil guy in the old 80's movie Legend.
Class: titillating


Example: Fantastic bagel shop that makes great bagels. Pretty cool that they are open 24 hours. Very simple, no frills. \n\nI don't see any reason to compare/contrast with New York. The bagels are fantastic and are certainly better than anything I found on the West Coast during my 11 years there. \n\nA tip: I tend to go in the mornings so maybe it's different at other times of day, but I have the distinct impression that the sesame (and maybe the poppy and plain) bagels are baked on constant loop, while the all-dressed and rosemary bagels are baked with less frequency. Thus, each morning the sesame bagels were so warm and fresh that it would have been an unconscionable crime to toast them, while the other flavors, though delicious, were not as fresh. So, I would advise getting sesame bagels if you plan on eating them right away, but including all-dressed and rosemary in your order if you're taking some home to toast at a later date.
Class: coralloidal


Example: Typical busy Friday night. Foodies won't appreciate a predictable classic meal from a chain but we sure did. Mmmmmm bread pudding.  That is all ;). Good stuff\n\nDean was great, and the wine list was too. See you next time.
Class: coralloidal
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I have been coming here for a couple years now, live locally and stopped in today to see the new lunch menu with prices that are outrageously expensive.  I am a customer that supports this restaurant throughout the year. Why are you price gouging us? Where is the chicken Cesar salad?