Case: The business model of this company is a pyramid scheme. Their entire system is built around referring other people to join the system, not about actually selling the product. Here's how it works:\n\nVeema will hold an event explaining how you can be a successful Veema rep as long as you work hard. They have young people show up driving BMWs and telling success stories about how it worked for them, and how they left their old, low-paying job, and are not 100x better off. This whole presentation is designed to get you to sign up.\n\nThe way it works, is that you, as an \""employee,\"" have to buy the product from them. They will make you sign up for at least 2 shipments of the product per month, which you have to pay for. But during the presentation they will inform you that for every person you sign up, you'll get a portion of their purchases. If you sign up enough people, you get your product provided to you for free. But what they don't tell you is where the money is ever actually made. They don't sell the energy drink, they tell you that you can give away samples, refer friends/family, etc. But the button line is that this is a scam. The people near the top will make lots of money because they get a portion of every new employee's sales. But for the new, entry-level people, you will end up losing money through Veema.\n\nDo you want to work for a company whose revenue comes, not from its customers, but from its employees? Do not do work for them.
Classification: spunkily


Case: KO's is our favorite spot in town! Candace, Val, and Stephanie are all amazing and the reason we continue to come. The entire staff (servers, bartenders, kitchen, hostess, etc.) are all beyond friendly and professional. Anyone who has a terrible experience here was probably having a bad day to start with and should stay home!
Classification: plectognath


Case: Bright side:  affordable gym ($9.95/mo+$99 sign up fee + $39/yr fee).  What you compromise for that price:  Basic gym, concrete floors with all equipment in one room.  No pool,no towels, no locker  locks, sales staff that treats you like you ran over their iphone and dog.  \n\nI go during the day (which should be less crowded) but still wait for equipment, the place is probably packed after 5pm.  Take it for what it's worth - good price, OK gym.\n\nedit: Read other reviews on poor customer service, they're true.  Equipment is routinely broken (3 out 5 machines tried for example) and staff is outright rude.  I only expect to be treated decently but they can't be bothered.  Also, it seems like a requirement to piss all over the toilet when you use it and the bathrooms/locker rooms/gym are usually dirty. \n\nPay more for a better place or at least a better location.
Classification: spunkily


Case: Incredible food and service. This is great for a night out or a quick bite between appointments. You are guaranteed to be greeted with a smile and served quality food every time.
Classification: plectognath
Considreing the above, classify the following: I love this place!! The servers are always on the fly and they've never messed up my order. The sandwich selection is phenomenal, anything you want, they'll get it made.  The food is so awesome, I end up there at least once a week, if not for any other reason than to try the weekly pot of bread.