Example: This cleaner has been in the neighborhood for many years. I have used them semi regularly, but the bottom line is -- they are just not very reliable.\n\nOnce upon a time, I lived a block away from them, and was always walking past the storefront, which has a more  pleasing ambiance than most dry cleaners (like Footer's). They were a tad more expensive, but I paid it for the convenience and the flattering lighting. At some point, there was some mildly unpleasant incident -- I think they misplaced an item for some period or something like that -- I didn't lose anything, but my confidence in them was shaken, and I stopped going for a while and then I moved.\n\nYears passed. Now that the past unpleasant incident is but a dim memory, I thought I'd give them another try. The price is still high; the cleaning job is still mediocre; they patched a couple items for me with varying levels of success. And then, it happened again -- they misplaced another pair of my pants. This time, though, they never did find it. It's bad enough that they lost my pants, but the way they are handling it is making me downright angry.\n\nFirst, when I showed up with my ticket, the front desk clerk told me that she couldn't find my item, so I need to come back another day. Since I no longer live a block from them, I had to make a special trip on my day-off from work. It was off-putting to be on their beck and call as if my time didn't matter.  Second, the process is poorly handled. The front desk clerk said that the manager would contact me in a day or so, but the manager did not. A couple days later, I was the one who initiated the call. The manager told me they went through the whole store, but couldn't find my pants. She thought she might check their other store. She said she'd call me back in a day or so. Two more days passed. No call from the manager. So I called again. The manager repeated the same story -- apparently they were understaffed, and she intoned that I was too impatient. I find this response completely unprofessional -- how am I the one who should excise patience when they were the one who promised to let me know what happened days earlier? Third, there is no clear resolution. The manager now has to get an approval from the owner to reimburse me for the pants. Luckily I still have the receipt for those pants. I have no idea if the owner would reimburse me at full value. In fact, it's been four more days, and I have received no news. \n\nThe pants were expensive (for me) and still pretty new. If they manage to reimburse me for the full amount before the end of the year, I might consider upgrading this to a two stars, but ugh, I am so disappointed with them right now.
Class: postcarotid


Example: I've taken my dogs to Oasis for a couple years, I agree with most of the reviews, the receptionist is cool and unhelpful.  But what caused me to quit going to this vet was the woman that cares for the dogs when boarding at Oasis.  I called to check on my dogs during the 5 days I was away - I was literally hung up on.  When I returned my dog was injured and horse from barking.  He didn't bark for days.  I'm shocked she works there as she appears to be a drug addict.  She's not safe to care for dogs and cats.  What's worse is Dr. Fisher doesn't seem to get it or care.
Class: postcarotid


Example: Love their dimsum! My fave is siomai, chicken feet, pork buns, and sweet tofu. \nGood thing we don't have to wait long to be seated.
Class: convulsible


Example: I've been stay there for 2 nights. Nice decoration in guest room, feel like home. It's a lil bit small but have everything you need.
Class: convulsible
Classify the following: I have been eating here for years, and have watched the quality go downhill for several years now. My wife and I just had dinner there, and it will be our last time. They put us in the back room where a group of 35 to 40 were having a birthday party. They were extremely loud and boisterous, we could not carry on a conversation across the table. The service was slow, and the quality of the food was poor. The acoustics in this place are on a par to a rented mini-storage unit, low ceilings and no attempt to moderate the noise level. We complained to the manager, who apologized and said we should have asked to be moved. I replied that we should have been asked if we minded being in the middle of a loud birthday celebration, but this was lost on her, won't be a problem again. If you like mediocre food and lousy ambiance then this is the place for you. If you actually want to talk to your dinner companion and have an enjoyable dining experience then look elsewhere.