Example: I've been visiting this savers along with two other locations regularly (like four times a week at least) because I like to up cycle clothing. The previous months have been great, I've found the most amazing items and at a great price. But since I own so much clothes now, I've been donating a lot of my clothes and other things that I don't use. I think total, I've donated over 60 grocery sized bags. And right now they have a promotion where you get stamps for donating a bag or spending 5 dollars. And I've already filled up one of these stamp cards, but I was one stamp from filling in my next card. And so I go to the front of this savers and I stand there until the nearest cashier notices me( I believe his name was Harvey) and when he does I drop the bag and I go up to him to receive the stamp and he said just so you know next time it has to be a much bigger bag (which is false). And he also refused to stamp my card. I went Into the store to reread the stamp pass card and it says you get a stamp for any donation comparable or larger than a grocery paper store bag. And it was. But it's just like first of all it's a donation and I'm giving you a bag of my own clothes that I bought with my own money and you're telling me it's not enough? First of all, it's free. Second of all, I've been a extremely regular customer to this location, in fact the late shift staff knows me. It's the first time I've been there early and I was astounded by his rude attitude. \n\nI honestly will most likely not return to this location even though it's nearest to my house. That is ridiculous. But I did try to solve the problem by calling the store location and telling the person on the phone the problem. But then she said \""let me put you on a quick hold\"" then like a minute later it's another voice. She directly transferred me to the guy I suspected for the bad attitude. And so I had to explain to him the problem and he tries to give me and excuse that they changed the policy and I was telling him that they then have false advertising. He told me I need to bring a 13 gallon bag of clothes filled up to the top. That size is huge! I don't even have that many things to donate any more because I've exhausted my whole wardrobe already!!! And let me just give you guys some perception about how ridiculously stingy this guy is. There are two days a week, Monday and Thursday, where you get 25% your entire purchase. On Tuesday if you are over 55, you get 30% off. And on Monday-Thursday they have 50% off certain colored tagged items. I turned my bag for 20% off ten dollar minimum purchase just in case I wanted an item. That is literally nothing compared to the other days and their specials. And more information about the stamp card is that it's 15 stamps for 30% a purchase. So I've donated 29 bags in the past week. It's just ridiculous.
Class: wobbliness


Example: I don't know if I'm giving Scottsdale Gun Club 4 stars, per se, or if I just really enjoyed shooting at something.\n\nA friend of mine, who is a regular, took me here for my first real lesson in firearms.  Sure I went out in the desert once and shot at some rocks, but the guys did everything for me back then.  This time I learned a little bit about the gun I was holding and how it actually worked.\n\nThere was quite a long wait, so I would suggest not going on a weekend.  I was never asked if I knew what I doing and that was probably because I was with a member who brought a couple handguns and a shotgun of his own.  I'm sure they just figured that I wasn't a newbie if I was with him.\n\nI felt completely safe in the Scottsdale Gun Club.  I mean, yes, everyone around me is armed and dangerous, but that is probably why I would vote for the Scottsdale Gun Club parking lot to be the least likely place for you to get mugged or abducted.  This may be a false sense of security on my part.  It's sort of like when I used to take kickboxing.  I was never afraid to walk to my car after class late at night.  I just figured that if somebody was looking to take advantage of a lone woman it wouldn't be a woman exiting a karate dojo with boxing gloves in her hands.  Am I right or am I right? \n\nAnyway, the facilities are clean and modern.  Not that I've been to any other gun clubs, but it seemed nice to me.  Once we finally got a lane, my friend showed me how to load one of his handguns.  I got all sweaty and nervous when I shot off the first round.  I couldn't help but anticipate the shot, so my friend had me do a dry round which proved to be rather helpful in getting me to steady my hands (Is it just me or do the last couple of sentences sound kinda sexual?).  I also learned just how hard it was to hit a target unless it's pretty darn close.  I seriously sucked when the target was moved back.  It didn't help that my friend is an awesome shot.  \n\nNext, I tried the shotgun.  It scared the crap out of me.  It was a serious weapon.  I felt like Woody Harrelson in Zombieland with that thing.  The first shot was the worst because even though my friend went first, I still had no idea what to expect.  He was literally pushing me forward because I wanted to recoil away from the gun.  After the first shot, I realized there was nothing to worry about other than getting a bruise on my shoulder.  Still, I think I feel more comfortable with a handgun for now.  Meanwhile, when I was wussing out with the shotgun, the guy in the next lane was on the floor with a machine gun.  \n\nOn the way out, the woman behind the counter mentioned there was a ladies night.  Sorry, I can't remember what night of the week it is.  \n\nI should say that I don't know how comfortable I'd be going here without my knowledgeable friend.  He pretty much just led the way and I would've been lost without him.  I loved when people assumed I knew what he knew.  After they'd leave, I would ask what the hell they were talking about.  It's fun to pretend.  \n\nUntil I have something to compare it to, Scottsdale Gun Club seems like a pretty good place to shoot.
Class: catharization


Example: Staff need to be more organized when it comes to crowd control and setting rules for kids. Might be better off coming to an event like this later at night when kids are tucked away in bed. \n\nThe rink was packed\nChildren were free to be wild and though it is sweet and fun to see kids being active, they weren't safe going about it.\nKids skating in between you as you're trying to tech someone else to skate\nParents just dropped kids off to skate on their own\nForce their kids to stop in front of you so they can grab a Kodak moment.\nThose seal should be limited to kids who actually need it, it's a learning tool. Kids were using it to mount and race one another.\n\nWaste of money. Needs a lot of organization!!!
Class: wobbliness


Example: I've only had the pleasure of going there once, but it was memorable for sure! My boss loves sushi as much as I do and he went there on his last trip and highly recommended it. Before I left for Vegas he said go to Nobu and spend $150 on him!!! Nice boss! \n\nI sat at the sushi bar and told my chef it was my first time and to make me something good and he certainly did. I left it all up to him and he served me numerous plates of fancy sashimi...salmon, yellowtail, barracuda, and more! I thought I would miss rice, but I did not. I had a Japanese beer and 2 glasses of red. I had no idea how much the check would be...turned out to be about $135 + tip, which worked out well for my budget! lol p.s. the wine was $17/glass...ouch. Anyway, I never ate so much sashimi before and enjoyed every bite!\n\nOh and  the waiter I had was really nice and attentive.
Class: catharization


Example: I can't believe I forgot to review this during my UK loggings.  All I really got to say is delicious.\n\nHowever, that makes for a boring review of a place, so a few more words.  \n\nI went on Halloween, so all the service staff is in costumes, which was a fun touch.  They were friendly and quick. \n\nAnyway, ordered the wild boar burger with chorizo.  Who thought of this idea? They should get a medal.  This is completely out of the realm of what I was expecting in food terms.  It was quite the burger.\n\nThis place gets the seal of approval.  Would go back if I ever get back out there.
Class: catharization


Example: Went to my Dr appointment at 830 called in told them I was running late and they said np . So I show up and they tell me I have to reschedule. The ladies at front desk were really rude and basically acted like they didn't want me there at all. Worse experience at a Dr office ever. Wouldn't go back if they paid me. Would highly recommend avoiding at all costs.
Class: wobbliness


Example: this place is awesome inexpensive and i totally suggest you try a 24oz strawberry banana smoothie with a glazed twist not to mention their drive thru is open 24/7 suweet!! i've been here plenty of times and will continue to go
Class: catharization


Example: The worst nightclub I've ever been to...\n\nI was wearing a cap which I had to take off (not a big deal) and I had to check it into the wardrobe for 5$!!! Why? They disn't let me clip it to my belt (I guess because its very dangerous *rolling eyes*).\n\nThe security was rude, the drinks very expensive and not wealthy! The bass was way too loud and the dancefloor was literaly one small floor between lounges.\n\nThankfulky I was there with a club crawl, if I'd have paid any entrance I may have shot myself in the head...\n\nI don't recommend that club to anyone, I myself will never go there again!
Class: wobbliness
Classify the following: Phoenix airport (Sky Harbor) is one of the better airports to fly through.  Mainly because there's quite a few selections for bars / restaurants, as well as the weather there (hot / dry) means less chance of weather related lay overs.  = awesome.  Plus the \""people-movers\"" are fantastic.