Example: I'm a graduate of this school and I have been trying for over a week to get my transcripts...the customer service is allot to be said for. No one returns my calls. No one knows where my paper work is. They expect you to slap down your credit card number on a fax form in order to get someone when ever they feel like it to finally send the fax but you have your info vulnerable for everyone to see. I called to make sure they got my fax.. No one called me back had to call again finally got thru. Carla was what I would call unorganized to say the least. Rude is also a good word to describe her conversation with me and she acted like it put her put to talk to me. She said she never got the fax. Lie!...i asked her to look again i have the confirmation from my fax machine it went thru. She finds it on her desk so she wasn't even sure she even had it and they want me to leave my cc number on that form...no. She Says its not filled out proper. I said yes it is i just won't put my cc info out on paper for just anyone to see. She said some one would call me no one has and i call to speak to the director which you have to leave voice message for Cuz he's busy and i get transferred only to be hung up on. Who the hell runs this school? I realize it is not in your best interest to see me go somewhere else to further my massage career but maybe just maybe if your school were more responsible I would of stayed there.
Class: unaccrued


Example: I had never been to Pink's before, but had a Groupon that was running out, and so we ventured out for dinner on a late Thursday night to beat the deadline.  No problem, right?  By all appearances, it was just an unremarkable Thursday night.  \n\nSo off to Planet Hollywood we went.  But when we pulled up to Valet Parking behind three stretch limos, and no valet was in sight, something seemed off.  Then I saw that we were about six blocks from the valet stand, again with no valet in view.  So, off to self-parking we went, with uniformed police everywhere, to find a parking spot.  At length we found one--the only one.  Something unusual was definitely going on.\n\nSo, Diane and I walked from the parking garage into the Miracle Mile shops, and walked and walked.  As we finally reached the entrance to Planet Hollywood on the other side of the shopping promenade, 9 uniformed sheriff's deputies were assembled together, and fashionably suited males and well-dressed females were everywhere.  About then I realized that we had left the Groupon in the car.  Oh, well (sigh).  I decided that I wasn't going to walk all the way back and return again just to save a mere $5!  So, we continued on and out the main doors until we finally saw Pink's facing Las Vegas Boulevard, and examined the vast menu on the wall before making our selections.\n\nThis story does end well.  I really enjoyed my Brooklyn Pastrami Swiss Cheese Dog with pickles, onions, mustard, and sauerkraut added, on a soft Old Country bun.  It included a generous amount of tender pastrami, and although the hot dog was thin, it was long and had a very nice snap to it when one bit into the casing.  Beer-battered Onion Rings and nicely salted Shoestring Fries were both good and tasty.  And I liked the mild Nacho Cheese Sauce for dipping my Fries, while Diane enjoyed Mini Corn Dogs.  To my surprise, one single hot dog sufficed to quell my appetite.  And, there were free refills of lemonade and all other available soft drinks.  \n\nThe place is nothing fancy, seating is all outside, and there is only counter service.  But staff members were friendly and helpful.  We had a nice view of the Strip before us, but it was a mite cold and windy at 10:47 p.m.  Heat lamps were present, but not in service.  Hard driving music overhead added to the casual ambiance.  So, we finished our food, walked all the way back to the car, and left the parking lot as we were directed out by at least 6 police officers.  Just as we were turning onto Tropicana Avenue, Diane asked the last officer if she knew what was going on at Planet Hollywood, and was told, \""Soul Train Awards!\""\n\nNow I'm sort of glad that I still have my Groupon for Pink's, which, as luck would have it, does not really expire for another month.  For, it means that I can return again soon to enjoy another tasty classic dog!
Class: Archaeornithes


Example: Really like the food here and dine here about every other week.  Friendly people with quality, fresh food.  Only reason I don't 5 Star it is portions...I'm a big dude.  When the side for your sandwich is Spicy Cole slaw, I think it would be reasonable to get more cabbage than a portion fitting in those containers you fill with ketchup.
Class: Archaeornithes


Example: i love home depot. and i am there very often.\n\neverybody at this location and every location i have gone to is always a little too helpful/bothersome... and more so, if i am there solo.\n\nBUT, avoid this location if you're looking for any type of cutting services for lumber. there machine has been broken since october.
Class: unaccrued


Example: I've been eating here for over 3 years now. Their food is great and even better when you are able to dine in. I find that Chinese food tends to get soggy when you take out but that's not their fault. \n\nCurrently my order of choice is the walnut shrimp. It's fried, covered in a sweet sauce and served with broccoli. My husband always orders Orange beef because he likes his beef fried and crisp (not on the menu). \n\nWe make the small trip to tolleson from laveen to eat here!
Class: Archaeornithes


Example: The food is decent enough, but unless you're sitting in the bar it feels like you're in a banquet room. Which, essentially, you are. Service can be a bit of a crap shoot. I've experienced good service there, but consistent it isn't. There are other bars/restaurants in Dilworth that are much better.
Class: unaccrued
Considreing the above, classify the following: I did improv in Austin and have been looking for a way to start up again. I found this place  and figured I would give the drop in class a try. I was incredibly disappointed. I felt like paid for an awkward hour and half of just playing games like \""zip zap zop.\"" The instructor didn't talk about the basics of improv at all. Maybe am just used to the community of theatres that are in Austin, but I really didn't enjoy this at all.