Example: Who doesn't like some Fat Tuesday running in their blood when they're out in vegas? \nSomeone put it well, that it's a bang for your buck, to get that buzz going for a small price. \n\nI think first time I had it, I got sick within 5 minutes because of the high sugar content, but I have built up my tolerance to sugary drinks. This stuff is pretty good. \n\nThe jello shots were intense, I couldn't eat it, but it's only a dollar. Can't beat that.
Class: spaciousness


Example: The snowbirds are back to the Sun Lakes area in force and the inept and overwhelmed staff at this Burger King couldn't handle it.  Not that they were that busy but these guys needed about 20 minutes per order and were only hitting accuracy at about 40% or so.\n\nI haven't been to a BK in a long time so my FFF radar was down (Fast Food Fubar).  A buy one get one coupon lured us in.\n\nI actually felt bad for one guy that seemed to be in charge.  My daughter and I stood back and watched the carnage for the first fifteen minutes waiting for our order.  Then we received our sandwiches that were not the right sandwiches.  Then we returned them and waited some more.  Then we just got a refund and left.\n\nBut during that time we watched the cashier wander around and attempt to help in a hesitant fashion as if she had never been behind the counter before.  The one guy in the kitchen seemed overwhelmed, easily confused and uncertain what the difference was between say bacon, sausage and eggs.  And the guy I felt bad for kept flitting from the drive up \""Oh my God that guy has been waiting 14 minutes!\"" to the kitchen \""No, this goes here.  We're out of biscuits!  Totally!\"" to bagging orders \""Sir, you still haven't gotten your food?  Really?\""
Class: bipalmate


Example: Our night at Uncle Bear's started out pretty well.  We drove like 25 minutes to get to this location because we were craving the nachos and ice cold beer.  The beer was cold and the nachos were tasty.  We ordered dessert and then everything went downhill.  The cookie was cold and rock hard, and the ice cream was so hard it seemed like it had been in the freezer for months.  My husband and I were talking amongst ourselves and the bartender starting talking with us.  Everything was fine until he started saying things that were quite insulting to both my husband and I.  My husband was so annoyed and angry that he didn't even want to tip the guy.  I did, even though he was very rude and made our experience an unpleasant one.  Note to bartenders: don't piss off the patrons because it makes your wallet a whole lot lighter.  We will not be returning to this location purely because of the unpleasant service.
Class: bipalmate


Example: When my husband and I moved here we both had a hard time finding some great new places to eat -- especially our favorite, Indian. I tried a few of them but they were always a disappointment.  An Indian student in my department suggested I try this place and it has so far been outstanding. \n\nTheir palak paneer is my favorite - creamy but not heavy. The chicken Tikka Masala had a great sauce but the order I had, the chicken was pretty dry. I also tried Dal Makhni Maharani - amazing lentil dish. Had a little kick to it and really clean tasting. The nan is also fantastic. \n\nFor Indian, this is the way to go. Love this place and look forward to eating there again soon!
Class: spaciousness
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I love this place. I just wish they had this chain in DC. Half-Price Books is my go-to used bookstore when I want to find a bestseller for cheap or just find any good reads. I usually have to restrain myself from walking out with piles full of books. The selection of books is amazing and doesn't have that \""creepy library\"" feel some used bookstores have. \n\nThe only real drawback is that they tend to be fairly stingy with trade-ins. I wouldn't exactly come here with the intent of making a killing off a trade-in. I think I got $30 once and had several bestsellers in the pile of books I was selling.