Example: I got new tires on my car in Mar, a week ago I went in for a rotation and the front tires were worn down to the steel bands on the front tires, YIKES! I got 2 new tires at Discount Tire on Indian Bend and the 101. They suggested I go to Carlife around the corner for an alignment. That sounded logical, they even gave me coo-pun! Took the car in, they said I needed the alignment, a camber kit (adjustment for the alignment), new struts and strut mounts and maybe more once they got in there. \n\nHere is where it gets interesting. Knowing that I had just had new struts 6 months ago and they last for at least 50,000 I took it to Olson's Care Care in Mesa. They told me I needed an alignment and camber kit. So...I went back to Carlife and asked them why I needed new struts and strut mounts. The owner, Eddie said he didn't know he is just the owner and does desk work, I needed to talk to Hank, the mechanic. Hank took me on a test drive so I could hear the squeek/noise that made him sure I needed struts and mounts. I heard a very slight noise. I told him that I recently replaced them. He told me they could be defective. I said then they would be leaking right? He agreed. He put it on the rack and could not find any leaking. He basically failed to prove to me why I needed to spend over $900!!! \n\nI then went back to my friend who had installed the struts and done other work. I told him what happened while we were on a test drive, trying to make it work. It was a hot day and I guess that made it not so easy to replicate. When we got back he got out, went to the front passenger side and pushed down, there was the sound. He said that is your spring, which is EXACTLY what it sounded like. No big deal. Just get the alignment. \n\nI went back to Olson's Car Care, got the alignment and get what, for a couple hundred my car drives like a new car, so smooth! Awesome! so, I am glad the other people on here had a good experience at Carlife, but they tried to give me the Royal Screw job! I know I am a Princess, but I am not taking it! I went to an honest shop and now I am sharing my experience. BEWARE!!!!!!!!\n\nIf I could give NO stars I would!!!!!
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Example: Pura Vida was a great experience. The food was flavorful and well presented. Chef Mayra takes her time to give you her best. There are no microwaves in the back  so everything is prepared on the spot. \n\nPura Vida is a cozy restaurant with friendly staff.  The prices may seem a bit expensive for pancakes and eggs, but you must factor in that the majority of the menu is gluten free or whole wheat, organic and vegan/vegetarian dishes which increase the cost of basic ingredients. \n\nDo not go to Pura Vida if you are short on time. Chef Mayra's passion for cooking is evident in the meals she prepares. So take your time and enjoy the Good Life!
Class: endable


Example: I lived this store when I lived in Spain. Maybe it's that I'm not as inspired as I was in Europe, but I just find the clothes too preppy and not at all practical. I hate polka dots and that seems to be the new thing. \n\nThis is a great store for the staples though, sweaters, cardigans, shirts, tanks, etc. They used to have those things in awesome bright colors though and now it's all muted out. Oh well...\n\nStaff was super unfriendly.
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Example: It is similar to most locations. I have purchased a lot of specific items. Some are lower in price than other locations. Price often depends on the pricer. You can see identical items with different prices in one visit.\nAll locations have pleasant personnel and some retailers could learn from Goodwill.
Class: endable


Example: I can't believe the reviews about this place I really couldn't find anything good about this place......\nMy food was horrible I ordered a shrimp scampi which they told me wasn't hot and it totally was, the servers kept forgetting drinks we ordered and the the free wine I was too scared to even try because I did t want to get a headache.\nIt's pretty small so you can hear all the tables around you which can get pretty annoying especially when you have a little old man playing music right next to you.\nI would not recommend this place for any kind of party, date or occasion it's VERY VERY hard to hear the person next to you.
Class: dispopularize


Example: I really enjoyed my stay here.
Class: endable


Example: Had a great experience with Ling she is very passionate about her work and the healing of others :) I really consider her a friend  and I'm happy I came across her practice .
Class: endable


Example: If you're broke, sharing a room with 15 people, you don't plan on being in the room or the hotel for that matter during your stau and this is the LAST place at all available then maybe stay here.  Otherwise, skip it.\n\n1) They screwed up our reservation and had us in a smoking room for the first night of our stay.  I asked to be moved to another room.  The next room they moved us too had a HUGE red stain in the living room.  It didn't look like blood.  It looked like someone spilled a huge red beverage on the floor and housekeeping didn't bother cleaning it up.\n\n2) Those nice tubs and showers you in the pictures?  BS.  Both of the rooms we were in, the tubs were flaking whatever they use to paint the inside of the tubs.  In one room, it looked like they hadn't even bothered cleaning the tub from the last occupants.  Either that or the ring of crud had built up considerably.\n\n3) The staff was utterly unsympathetic to the screwed up reservation and condition of the room.\n\nLong story short: Pay the extra and stay somewhere decent.
Class: dispopularize
Considreing the above, classify the following: There should really be a no star rating. This pace was disgusting. Not only deal it feel dirty in an \""hasn't been cleaned\"" way but it is just run down, strange considering it's only 15 years old. The \""comforter\"" was a small blanket sandwiched between two sheets. Cheap. The elevators NEVER worked. At one point only one elevator was working out of six. I counted over 30 people waiting at one point. After waiting through 3 elevators we were finally able to make it back to our room. \n\nAnd the best thing that happened...the lock on our door got stuck with the dead bolt out. Luckily we were testing it so we didn't get locked in the room becuase who knows if we'd even be out yet. We called the front desk asking for someone to check this out immediately as we had reservations we were going to be late for. After waiting 20 minutes and then being on hold for another 20 we fortuantely had another group of friends staying there so we could put our luggage into the next room and trust the door would be fixed when we returned.\n\nWhen we went to the front desk after we got back and asked if the door was fixed no one had any idea, \""But they hoped so.\"" And instead of upgrading us or even offering to comp a meal or something we had to argue with them to wave the stupid resort fee. A fee no one even uses anyways as it covers wired-internt. And it's not even like this was a particularly inexpensive hotel. I would have rather paid $20 or $40 more and stayed somewhere 10x nicer and with better service.