Example: Not good!\n\nStayed there on 4/3 for business \nNice staff at check in, but that is where the good experience ended.\nMust have been there during the \""rude, obnoxious good old boys convention\"".  From 2 am to 4 am, loud, drunk, obnoxious idiots slamming doors and taking over the 6th floor hallways\"". When I was leaving there were broken wine glasses and trash in the hallway.\n\nUpon checkout I indicated how disappointed I was and that there was glass in the hallway.  Staff could have cared less. Maybe was just my bad timing, but I wouldn't stay here ever again if you want to sleep and it is certainly run worse then any other high end business hotel I have been in.
Class: asymptotic


Example: well, a little over a year ago i started going to EBB for lox and bagels, and some rich dark coffee.\n\nit's been a good run for the most part, the staff know my name, know my order, and get me out the door in 5 minutes or less.  Yet over the past 60 days or so... the amount of lox on my lox and bagel, everything bagel, double toasted has been less and less... it's somewhat startling when you think how much money EBB will save by taking an ounce of lox here and there off of your sandwich multiplied by the number purchased worldwide in 24 hours.  i'm all for conservation but in this case, NIMBY.\n\nsoooo, i brought it to the attention of the manager today... the ginger one.  and his first response was \""Really?\""\n\nand i thought to myself... no, i'm making this up so you and i can have a conversation, by the way, how's the wife and kids?  Yes, REALLY, otherwise i wouldn't speak up... NITWIT!!!\n\nwhile i'm thinking to myself, the manager says \""let me show you something\"" and quickly exits to the kitchen.\n\nat almost the same time the server hands me my bagel. i choose to exit quickly having expressed my concern over the ever diminishing quantity of lox and quality of the lox and bagels being sold.\n\nby this time, i've already decided that this is my last visit for awhile, so as i walk out the door, instead of my customary \""see you later\"" i said \""GOODBYE\""\n\nsoooo, i get to work, open my lox and bagels... and sonofab*tch... they didn't toast my bagel!!!\n\ni'm done with EBB at this location.\n\nyou can kiss this multiple purchases per week customer goodbye.
Class: asymptotic


Example: Absolutely love this place.  I went there for the first time about 2 weeks ago for dinner on a Saturday night.  Service was great, and very nice atmosphere.  There are couches to lounge on as well as tables to eat at.  We all ordered Burgers - which were amazing.  One of those places I can't wait to go back to.  I live about a block from this place and will definitely be back often!
Class: premedic


Example: This place rocks! Love all of there products.... Staff is very friendly and attentive of customers. \n\nThey are very expensive but sometimes you just got to spoil yourself.
Class: premedic
Classify the case below.
the music was good, but didn't knock my socks off.\n\nThere are TONS of tickets - so no need to rush out and get them in advance - decide the day before or morning of, and get tix from your hotel concierge.\n\nA few good songs, if you are from that era - but I didn't recognize most of them.  The best set (or most interesting) was the last one in the first half, when you had the perspective of being on stage with them-that was pretty cool.\n\nIt wasn't really much of a story; the plot was more like a second thought used only to link the songs together.  Maybe I am just not a broadway person, but it's hard to get into stage overdramatics.\n\nI found the choreography very repetitive, but then again that's probably the case with groups.\n\nThe audience tended to comprise mostly older folk (50+) who I assume are more familiar with the music.