Example: When my CostCutters connect had to stop working temporarily, I decided to make the move to a locally owned barbershop instead. \n\nAfter reading reviews of The Spot on Yelp I decided to give them a try. It is everything that Yelp raves about and more. Quick, walk-in service (although Alex prefers an appointment so at least try calling first!) with a very reasonable price ($14, and don't forget to tip!) for a clean old-fashioned cut, neck/sideburn shave, and shoulder massage. My first trip there, Alex provided the best cut of my life and I have come back ever since.\n\nGood laughs and conversation, and good vibes overall. There's usually sports on the TV and hip-hop on the radio which are bonus points in my book. As a brown man, it is hard to find a decent barber who can deal with an abundance of thick hair. Alex is Russian, and clearly has some expertise in this regard. \n\nCheck out Alex at The Spot if you are in need of a solid, reliable barber. I am sure glad I found this place.
Class: unboastful


Example: This airport is tiny, and out in the middle of nowhere. But it's also cute. I like that it is an outdoor airport, and if it wasn't so hot outside, it would be a nice place to sit outside while waiting for your flight. It also has a little doggie area with dog clean up bags for those bringing the pooch onboard. This airport is easy to get dropped off at, and it's easy to get through the security checkpoint -- really easy. The whole experience was a breeze!
Class: unboastful


Example: Decor was nice.    Good for happy hour appetizers.    Food was just mediocre.   Would only go back for happy hour not dinner.
Class: postmark


Example: Came here for dinner, waiters took a while to get our order and there was not alot people. We ordered \""The Theresa\"" and the Corn on cob with chili, cheese and lime. The food tasted fine but i feel like it was overpriced, $6 for one corn on a cob with chili and cheese? come on now.
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Example: Awesome evening !\n\nI really loved how friendly and entertaining the staff was and the dessert totally rocked! Thank you T&C and Yelp for the invite !
Class: unboastful


Example: Overview: \n\nGood food, terrible service and incredibly overpriced even by Vegas standards.  This is one to avoid unless you're really desperate for expensive sushi and/or punitive omasake.\n\nFood:\n\nThe food was good.  Sushi Samba offers a unique but odd blend of Japanese and Brazillian cooking.  The menu explains that there are Japanese people who live in Brazil but that doesn't explain how sushi and mashed purple potatoes go together.  \n\nMy wife and I wanted to order eel.  On the menu it said $6 for eel.   At most sushi places an order would be two pieces.  At SS an order is ONE piece.  I've eaten at some very high end sushi places, none would dare charge this much for eel.  The rest of the fish was similarly overpriced.  Rolls with four pieces were hitting $20, it was crazy.\n\nThat said, the eel was pretty good as was everything else I ate.  The oyster,  was good but cost the almost the same as the eel ($4 each).  My main course was a well cooked piece of chicken with an excellent purple mash.  I tried several other dishes and it was the only one I'd think of ordering again.\n\nOne veggie friend opted for the omasake and ended up leaving as hungry as he arrived.\n\nService:\n\nThe service was unbelievably bad on every single level.  Our server was nowhere to be found, we literally had to beg her to come back to our table and take our money.  The food came out at a pace unseen before.  Some items took over an hour to make.  Things like fish, which probably cooked for only five minutes.  Sushi took almost as long, even the simple to make stuff.  The waitress came by to explain that things would come out as they're ready because they have three kitchens.  Come to think of it, she said that to us at least six times.  Maybe they should have one kitchen that functions properly.\n\nAt this snails pace the waitress still managed to screw things up, ordering me the most expensive oysters when in fact I had ordered another kind.\n\nAll this pales in comparison to my friend who said he was a vegetarian and, at the pleading of the waitress, agreed to \""trust her\"" and let her select things he'd eat.  He wasn't a vegan, but a vegetarian.  He ended up with a large plate of vegetables covered in teriaki sauce.  That was his dinner.  How pathetic. \n\nAtmosphere:\n\nThis place gave me a headache.  There were odd silent film strips running on the walls, insane colors all over the place and the typical loud Vegas roar in the background.  Of course there are few color palates I can stomach for that length of time.\n\nValue:\n\nThis place was the worst value of any place I ate on my trip.  I spent $125 for two people and left feeling hungry.  High end sushi places rarely charge the prices this place charges and considering this was a step above \""Rock n' Roll Sushi\"" they have no right to be charging these amounts for what are basic items.  \n\nThe friend who ended up with the plate of vegetables still had a $40 bill for himself.
Class: postmark
Considreing the above, classify the following: I won't ever return. They obviously don't care about anyone except the bottom line. They have a little corner bar thing but why bother