Example: This Trader Joe's Rocks!  The staff is amazing and they always have the products I'm looking for.  The place can get a bit crowded at times but the checkers are very efficient.  I've been to several Traders Joe's in different states and this is by far my favorite one.  The store is always spotless and very well stocked.  I wish there was a closer Trader Joe's to me, but this place is always worth the drive.
Class: devotionalism


Example: Mr Scooter is awesome he is knowledgeable and loves to hear how my chickens are doing.  he has also given me some good pointers in how to raise my girls properly.  The organic feed is the same price i was paying for crappy regular feed. Scooter always has his cowboy hat on and is there to greet us with a big smile.  thank you.
Class: devotionalism


Example: I really, Really, REALLY want to love this place, but I can't get over how much the staff sucks! With the exception of the bartender (dude with cool mustache), every time I come here I am NEVER greeted, takes FOREVER to get someone to come around to take our orders. My husband and I live a mile down the road so we always dine at one of the restaurants nearby because we like to support our community, but I can't stand how rude everyone is. I feel like we're an inconvenience when we walk in. Fri/Sat nights are cool for dancing and hanging out and the place is beautiful, but the rude staff kills it for me. Every now and then, we come back to give it another go, but it never fails; I end up getting subpar service so we leave and walk over to San Tan Brewery instead.
Class: angild


Example: The worst network ever. Horrible connection, sometimes slow to death, I travel every week and keep disconnected when working remotely on my home server. People, its 2013!  This is what happens when you have no options to choose from. CL and Fox are like two bowls of shit, the only difference is the smell. I had Mediacom in Minnesota, th ebest ever!!
Class: angild
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The drinks here are the show stoppers.  Yes, they are sugary and all have a cream or chocolate based liquor.  I thought 60 oz of liquid was too much, but opted for one of their cocktails.  The American Dream consisted of a little chocolate, cream and honey with cinnamon on top.  Everyone kept saying it was horchata, lol.  I liked it considering the food was just ok.  The turkey and brie sandwich was forgettable.  The bread was too hard and there was too much of their herb dressing.  Their eggs benedict wasn't impressive either.  But they did have a fantastic mixed salad.  Not so good when your salad that likely came from a bag was the highlight.\n\nTheir menu is here:  http://sugarfactory.com/sites/default/files/SF_AB_Town_Square_Menu.pdf\n\nI will note that we were a party of 4 adults and 3 children one of which was a 6 month baby.  The two kids had ice cream the baby had nothing.  They charged us the auto-gratuity!  I don't eat with kids often, so this was surprising to me.