Example: By far the friendliest Sam's Club I ever been to.  I went first thing in the morning and the place was pretty much empty.  I was in and out in 30 minutes.  Friendly employee helped me carry by 50lbs bag of rice.  even suggested that I go online and place a order and arrange a pick up date.  They will pull the items for me.  How awesome is that!  I love it!
Class: patientness


Example: Oh Mr. Frog,\n\nI wanted to love you. I really did. \n\nI ate here for dinner with my parents today. The atmosphere was fun, the view  outside is great! We enjoyed the live band, and the friendly staff. Sadly, its the food that just wont afford me that third star. The venue and the atmosphere itself could've received three stars. But, sadly, here I am in my hotel room in Vegas, damn near curled up in a ball because I am retaining SO MUCH WATER from all the sodium in your food. My mom and I each ordered a chicken fajita plate, my sister a fettuccini alfredo plate, and my step dad a fish taco plate. My poor step dad didnt get to enjoy much of his meal because the rest of us defaulted to his plate because we couldnt stand the saltiness of our meals.\n\nIt didnt seem so much of an over-seasoning of a single plate or a mistake made in the kitchen, but that their food/seasoning is just crazy-salty. \n\nAnd to ice that with a $96.00 bill where none of us even ordered an alcoholic beverage....no thank you. I wont be returning. Sad too because it really does seem like a fun place, but...this is Vegas...
Class: unalterableness


Example: It's true what they say. Women are so hard to please!\n\nHere's a perfect example. Here I am complaining that Tao is just way too crowded, too many people bumping into you. Well we got here, and there was NO crowd. Sure this place is probably good for people who are claustrophobic, but this place is just not for me! No one dancing? Am I in Vegas or what???
Class: unalterableness


Example: The food was good. But the customer experience in this location is poor. They are too busy to want to provide a good quality experience. There food is way too expensive to be rushed and hurried out the door. I would rather patronize a business that appreciates my dollars.
Class: unalterableness


Example: My husband and I are getting to know Charlotte and its history one attraction at a time. The Charlotte Museum of History was a nice way to spend an afternoon.\n\nAdult tickets are $6. They have a tour of the Hezekiah Alexander Homesite (which is the oldest surviving homesite in Mecklenburg County...you'll learn this on the tour). Make sure you sign up for the tour; it is included in your admission ticket. The tour lasts approximately 40 minutes and requires traveling a little bit of distance from the main museum building (it is wheelchair accessible). \n\nThe main museum building has exhibits that help educate guests about the Charlotte-Mecklenburg community, artifacts that are being preserved, and some further history of Charlotte and the Rock House history.\n\nThe grounds are tranquil. They have some picnic tables and benches along the little creek on the property. I thought it would be nice to pack a lunch and sit outside to eat during a break from the museum...maybe next time if I take my family members there. \n\nIt was a nice way to spend an afternoon. It only took a couple hours to go through and I'm sure I could have sped up the process or have taken a bit longer to read through some of the exhibits. For $6 per ticket, it gives another good perspective on Charlotte.
Class: patientness


Example: Big airport with long taxis into your gate if you're unlucky (which I was).  Surly TSA folks who don't like the human phlegm cavorting through their airport.  That's the bad.  The good?  People watching equals a 10+ for sure!  Warmer than Cincinnati in the winter (that was easy).  Fun to fly in at night as you can see Vegas' lights screaming at you in the middle of all that blackness from at least 100 miles out, and that's a once in a lifetime experience (or is it?)  \n\nSo very many droopy heads inside this airport though!  Looks like a lot of you flyers have a case of the Mondays!  Extraordinary numbers and degrees of those pesky hangovers are apparent at this airport.  Side note: I've never seen so many women, young and old, go through an airport in velvet pajama bottoms.  Not that there's anything wrong with that, just a Vegas anomaly I suppose....\n\nWhy in the name of God would I give Las Vegas International McCarron Airport 4 stars? Slot machines everywhere, at every terminal food court and even randomly placed in otherwise nondescript terminal walkways!  Screw USA Today and a Starbucks latte at 515 AM, let's hit some more slots, people!
Class: patientness
Classify the following: I had not realized that I have not reviewed Tacos El Gordo. I've been to both locations, and I must say that I prefer this one. There aren't any drunken tourists. Although if you have been out on the Strip and are craving some delicious tacos, it is centrally located. Bonus, the prices are the same.\n\nI only come here for one thing, the tacos al pastor. Everything else, except the tacos de asada are good, but for me it's al pastor all the way. I can eat five of them without any problems, they are so good. I have friends from Tijuana that say that these taste exactly the same as El Gordo in TJ. Get some cebollitas and chiles asados to go along with your order. Drizzle a little lime juice over them, and you have yourself a full feel for under 10 bucks. I've read some reviews that say this area is shady at night, hardly. You'll be ok. \n\nNuff said, for an authentic taste of al pastor tacos, check out El Gordo.