Example: I am reviewing a class.  I have been to this Cardio dance party on Wed. nights a lot.  I always give it another chance. The instructor usually does things in that class that hurts my sciatica, knees, and neck..So I do my own thing.  I used to teach step aerobics so I am not a puss... Most of the time he acts like a boot camp instructor. calls out orders but doesn't actually \""instruct\"".  Tonight was the same.  Except for tonight he thought he was a DJ.. mostly playing with the music.. turning it up, down.. Or simply looking at the screen of his Mac....Which made following directions even harder.. I will stick back to my club on Tropicana. The instructors there really know how to instruct..They DO it with the class the entire time with everyone.
Class: martyrium


Example: The inside of the airport is really nice. Lovely rocking chairs near the windows-good luck finding a free one! Lots of options for food and lovely deco. My favorite is the hallway of movie posters featuring movies filmed in NC. \n\nIf you are connecting-great. Beware that parking is a disaster. Be prepared to take your time finding the correct deck. And arrive early!
Class: young


Example: So back in 2011 I went to Retro Bakery for my wedding cake since they were close instead of the bakery near the wedding reception location. I paid a decent amount for my cake and its was dry and not very good. The design, colors and flowers were all wrong so I called to complain and all they did was say sorry?? I'm not the type of person to complain to company's but I was so disappointed because it was my wedding cake...  Not no birthday cake. Don't think I'd go back...
Class: martyrium


Example: The summit trail has to be the most deceiving trail ever. The peak is not visible until you get about 10 minute hiking distance so even if you think you're there...you most likely are not. BUT the view is amazing and you literally feel like you're on top of the world. \n\nParking at the bottom of the trail, no restroom (at least near this trail), no dogs/horses, and the only downfall-- way too popular. We went earlier in the day and were very glad...there were way too many people hiking up on our way down. \n\nWill come back!
Class: young


Example: The \""comfort\"" food available is delicious. It's not your typical restaurant with its unique twist on neighborhood food. The service was great and very attentive. The decor was simple but interesting and didn't distract your company but allowed for an interesting conversation piece. The cocktails were made carefully and tasted delicious. The only problem I had was that the menu wasn't vast and that it was a bit pricey. If you're with a picky eater, check the menu out before sitting down. Personally, I don't like the hours since they are tight but I understand them.
Class: young


Example: I've seen this place so many times, laughed at the name, but never stopped in until one day my other half suggested we go.\n\nInside is a place with tables. This is common to Chinatown. It's low-cost and it seats people. The bathroom is strangely well-done, though. Anyway, you sit in a relatively warm place - again I'm assuming to save money. You get a small menu, and you get a selection of random things taped to the wall if you wish. I should specify - not food, but just bits of extra \""menu.\""\n\nThe waitress, or who ever she is, is remarkably unfriendly. She is merely a physical vessel for carrying food from the kitchen to you. No words. No smiles. Just a note pad and minimal contact.\n\nAh, the food. So, it's kinda cheap at first. You think, \""wow, what a good deal! $5-6?!\"" Ok, so you really get what you pay for. Everything is thawed, prepackaged, stuff. Just stuff. Nothing with much effort. If it could come out of a package, it did. Be it the fish balls, the roti, the chicken, or whatever. You can tell, everything is minimal. No extra love to preparation. The food is made and put on a plate, and thrown at you.\n\nI don't like. There are SO many better choices out there, even in the same center. Monta, Raku, SnowFlake...
Class: martyrium


Example: This place is a joke. The pricing is too high, and the quality is sub-par, at best. Honestly, it's the laughing stock of any and all actual Chicago pizza joints.\nI refuse to eat anything from here, but none of my friends will listen to me. \nA few of them ordered a \""deep dish\"" on Friday, from this particular location, with a 20% off coupon, and it came to us FAR from deep. It was really more of a thick crust with greasy cheese on it.\nAlso- another friend purchased one of their Rosatis-brand jars of giardineria. I had to try it, because it's one of the things I miss most about Chicago, and I figured they couldn't screw it up. Man, was I wrong. \nA: it was neither spicy, nor hot, despite what the label said, and... \nB: it tasted like I was eating canola oil, straight. \nJudging by the see-thoroughness of the paper plate I scoped the littlest bit on to, I believe that I did. Gross.\nGo out of business already, and quite making fat old people, all the more fat.
Class: martyrium


Example: Hidden gem in the Arcadia area. If you are looking for authentic Mexican food in Phoenix you have to check out Los Burritos. Everything is prepared fresh and made to order. Family owned and operated, everyone is extremely friendly! Great find! Don't miss out!
Class: young
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When I first started using BB I was a huge fan, we got a ton of stuff and it was great, but what I noticed as weeks went on the excitement dulled.  We ended up tossing a lot because it was almost bad when we received it.  \n\nAs a family of 4 it was disapointing to get 8 things of one item and then 1 of something else.  It's always an unknown or odd assortment because it's passed out among the baskets.  The best part was being pushed to cook new things, cooking veggies I'd never used before.  Personally I'd rather pick up from a farmers Market there are several great ones around, I still push myself to try new veggies but now we choose them, and how much of them.