Example: The Town Square location shows they open at 10am.  I got there just before 10 and the shelves were empty and store locked.  The lady  next door was nice enough to tell me they get here anywhere from 10:30 to 11. This is bad business and the best way to have this location close quickly.
Class: unlist


Example: I went to the new location on tropical.  We have been waiting for this burger place to open.  We went last night and it was packed.  Our onions rings were soggy and so was our burgers.  My burger was still slightly pink and not cooked all the way through.  It was pricey and i will not go back.  The service there was bad but they were so busy.  My soda had only carbonation and no dr pepper.  Very dissapointed
Class: unlist


Example: This place has a small, boutique yoga  feeling that is great if you have done yoga before. The studio is clean, and the room has a great filtered air system that doesn't make you feel like you're breathing your own sweat during a hot yoga class (even though you kinda are...) I took a hot yoga class at around 6ish in the evening and I have to say I wouldn't come here if you are a beginner. The evening class was full of well trained hot yogis. The class is taught in the \""flow\"" style similar to Sumit's Yoga (for those who are familiar with Sumit) and the teacher/part owner, Jenni was a \""no fluff\"" instructor (which I love) and was not overly repetitive or pushy. At the end, in shavasana all the students were treated to a temple masssage with what I want to say was clover oil? Whatever it was it was relaxing and left a tingle on my temples for a good hour after, reminding me of what a good thing I treated my body to! I will be back!!
Class: neurale


Example: This place has some good burgers, and I guess the reason I am giving it 4 out of 5, is because I didn't get a burger. I got the lobster sandwich. It was pretty blah. My boyfriend a got a burger, which I tried, and was delicious. It made me completely filled with envy that I settled with this half ass lobster-slop-in-a-bun. Service was quick and the sweet potato fries were amazing!
Class: neurale


Example: Tolan the manager is always super friendly! I've been going to Carlsbad for years so I am a regular, but that started because the service is friendly and the food is great. This is a very popular joint that's been around because they do what they can to please their customers. I'm surprised with some of the okay reviews (but you can't please everyone) maybe those people were having a bad day. Also a heads up the food is tasty and there are some dishes with some spice/flavor, that you may not think of so I always ask if it's spicy. You should go in this place if you haven't already. Yum!
Class: neurale


Example: Early June, I went to the Scottsdale location with acute pains on my left knee and right ankle after a fall.  My daughter drove me there. I told the P.A. that I fell by my pool area, hurt my left knee and dislocated my right ankle and put it back in place.  She said immediately that it didn't happen and she was in sports medicine and she had never head of anything like this.  They took x-rays and stated that I had no fractures. \nBased on their diagnosis, I was told that they wouldn't treat me.  I begged for an ace bandage, but was told that they weren't allowed to provide me any care since nothing was broken.  I requested that they wheel me to my car.  At this point, as the pain was increasing,  I couldn't no longer put any weight on either leg.  I was in extreme pain.  I was given a list for ortho supplier stores (knee brace, foot boot and crutches) for me to buy.  \n\nWe drove directly to the ortho store and the salesman had to meet me in my car. I was stuck, unable to put weight on my legs.  It was quite expensive to buy these items and yet, the salesman made a comment that I should really be in a wheelchair instead.  Next day, Statclinix office called me to let me know in fact I had a fracture of the tibia and should make an appointment with an ortho surgeon.  Upon seeing the ortho surgeon that same day, I was told that I had a tibia AND a fibula fracture on my right leg, and a knee contusion. I then was properly treated by true medical professionals. \n\nI am extremely upset about how I was treated at StatClinix.  I was refused treatments because of their staff medical misdiagnosis.  Their PA showed a tremendous lack of compassion and medical knowledge.  \n\nTheir Scottsdale office called me several times after their mishap to see how I am doing, which is a nice follow up but comes a little late.\n\nI felt completely alone, helpless and I was mistreated by StatClinix. Do not seek urgent care treatments over there,  especially if you suspect you broke a bone or two. They don't know how to read X-Rays.
Class: unlist
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Mmm baby... all down my throat, I accepted you, all of you...\n\nOh, Oh, Oh, yeah, mmm yeah\nOh, Oh, yeah, mmm yeah\nOh, yeah, mmm yeah\nOh, Oh, yeah, mmm yeah\n\nIt is about time I do my review on the \""Famous\"" LUV-IT!\n\nI had a cup of the Swiss Brownie Nut w/ swiss chocolate, brownie and walnuts!\n\nMmmmm a delicious cup of melt in my mouth goodness that took my oral and sweet sensation to a higher level.\n\nI have experienced LUV-IT many many years ago, that was just a one night stand as I was only visiting Vegas at the time from San Diego.\n\nTonight having a night with LUV-IT once again was just like the first time, soft, sweet, slow, melting hot in my mouth. I swallowed and took in LUV-IT deep, all the way down my throat, to that special place. My belly was happy, oh so happy and thankful.\n\nI adore you LUV-IT, I need you, I want you, I dig you, I take you in whole.\n\nMmmmm yummy, the next time I have a moment with you to savor and swallow you will not be soon enough.\n\nI love when your creaminess runs down and drizzles over my chin, you are just all over the place!!! I love that so much!