Example: This is my least favorite bar that I have been to in Old Town for one main reason.  THE MUSIC IS TOO LOUD!!  WHAT IS THAT??  THE MUSIC IS TOOOOO LOOUUUDDDD!!  I CAN'T HEAR YOU?? WHATTTT??  HUHHH??  (Hand gesture to the door) and you leave.\n\nThe biggest joke I was told was that this is the \""#1 Lounge in Scottsdale\"".  There is no way that is the case.\n\nI can't stand this spot.  The bartenders are good, but they can't even hear your order.  I have yet to have a good time here, and don't think much about coming back to this spot...even if it is busy.
Class: bronchially


Example: If you have not been to this place, you need to try it. The Burritos are huge! My favorites are the bowls and salads. The ingredients are always fresh. I will always be happy to return.
Class: zomotherapy


Example: Was in Vegas for the weekend for Punk Rock Bowling and wanted to check out the fight. I searched for somewhere showing the fight and came across this $10 UFC viewing party. My group decided to check it out and was very disappointed. For $10 you get to stand in a short line that takes forever because there are security guards frisking you and ruffling through your pockets and belongings. You then proceed to the ballroom where the seats are arranged in a clever circular octagon formation, facing several large screen projectors. It looked cool until you try to find a seat and realize that the screens are set too low and you can't get a full view of the fight unless you're in the front row because you will have trouble seeing around the person in front of you. Once seated you can visit the wonderful food court they have set up. $2 hot dogs, $1 bags of chips, and $1 canned soda. That's it, and you aren't allowed to bring in outside food or beverage. Maybe the reason for the short selection is the lack of tables they don't provide, just chairs. They did have a full bar for those interested in cocktails, as well as $1 bottled water. To make the evening that much better we had to wait 45 minutes for a cab to get back to our hotel because they had none waiting and there was nobody available to call one for the long line of people who wanted to leave after watching the fight.\n\nIn conclusion, I will not be back. Word of advice for the Palace Station. The events would be much cooler if you changed a few things. Provide tables for everyone and provide more food choices. Treat the event like a sports bar & you will have more happy customers!
Class: bronchially


Example: We visited for the 2nd time in 7 months.\n\nThe Cioppino Blanco was excellent. \n\nWe brought in a bottle of Villenueve Chateaunuff du Pape, it was perfect for our occasion.\n\nBlazing fountains and perfect food and wine to pair, life is great!!!
Class: zomotherapy


Example: Wal-Mart is Wal-Mart.  This location is very messy unorganized and everything else.  Sometimes you just have to go where you are at.. But I do my best to  avoid coming to this location.
Class: bronchially


Example: Why it's good:\nThe \""special engagement\"" titles, like Repo! A Genetic Opera, Rocky Horror, etc.\n\nWhat's it not:\nThe good titles are only showing at late nite, and it's not uncommon to see listed showtimes for 9pm or midnight only for a few days. WTF? Why, on one hand, showcase cool indie movies, but on the other hand, still give preferential treatment to Twilight and Beverly Hills Chihuaua? That's not fair. Why can't the good movies be shown during the day for a change? Might that help get more people out there? I just don't get the whole \""soccer mom movies\"" during the day, and \""Rocky Horror kids\"" at night thing. (Do they magically become \""better\"" movies at night?)\n\n*Edited: In fairness to Chandler Cinemas for circumstances beyond their control (i.e., lazy-ass people who complain about the lack of 'culture' of this town but won't support independent films at a venue other than Harkins), I have bumped up the rating to 5-stars. Since this is a review of Chandler Cinemas, not the lazy-ass people who won't go there.
Class: zomotherapy


Example: Their service department ripped me off. I brought RX330 in for a blown engine fuse that should have been covered by the extended warranty. The service writer called me and told me that it was not and I had to pay for it. She then told me the fuse was INSIDE the engine. They charged me over THREE hours for this repair, but didn't get my prior authorization for the repair cost. When I went to pick it up and argued with them about the cost, they told me I had to pay it or they would hold my car until I did.  Do not ever take your Lexus there for service. I feel that they lied to me and held my car hostage until I paid $400 for a $50 repair.
Class: bronchially


Example: I'll say this: if you have the wherewithal, children, and you live in the Valley during the summer, you are absolutely insane not to have a membership here.
Class: zomotherapy
Considreing the above, classify the following: I know this place has good reviews, and maybe some people have found this place helpful, but if you have a serious problem I really suggest going elsewhere. I never write reviews, which should tell you just how horrible this place is...\n\nAbout a month ago I got a UTI (first one in my life).  I found this place online, read good reviews, called to see if I could make an appointment, but they only take walk-ins so I went right down.  The front desk is very short with you and rude, which I didn't really care at first.  I filled out the paperwork and only had to wait about 10 minutes before they took me back to take my blood pressure, my weight, and then a urine test.  I waited in the room for a couple minutes before the doctor came in.  We only spoke for a couple minutes and then he prescribed me antibiotics and a pain reliever.  I took the antibiotics for a week and my UTI seemed to have gone away.  A month later I started getting the same pain again so I assumed I had gotten another UTI, but I was out of town so I called Legacy to see if they could call in a prescription to a pharmacy where I was.  They said no and that I had to come back in for another consult since it had been a month since my last visit.  I went back in 2-days later when I was back on town... Same process, weight, blood pressure, urine test.  I waited a couple minutes in the room and then a different doctor came in to speak with me.  She was nice, as was the previous doctor, she talked about her trip to Australia rather than discussing my UTI.  She then asked if I had an STD and I told her no, that my boyfriend and I have been living together for over 6 years, and then she asked me if I was sure he wasn't cheating on me.  Not exactly what you want to think about when you're trying to get treated for a UTI.  She then told me that this was most likely a continuation of the first UTI I was treated for a month ago and that the antibiotics the first doctor had prescribed for me doesn't typically work for UTI's.  I asked her why he would prescribe an antibiotic that is known not to work and she just said \""I don't know\"".\n\nI've been taking the new antibiotics for 7-days and with 3-days left to go the pain is worse than ever.  I called today to try to figure out what I should do and the front desk, who are all very rude and unhelpful, told me I had to come back in for another consult before they could prescribe a different antibiotic for me. After getting transferred around 4 times, and getting hung up on twice, one of the receptionists finally said she would pull up my chart and speak to a doctor and call me back.  Several hours later when I hadn't heard from them I called back, was placed on hold for another 10-15 minutes, hung up on again, and then finally Raven came on the line and said that I needed to come back in for another consult.  I told her I had just paid for 2 office visits, 2 urine tests, 2 different antibiotics, 2 pain relievers and that I was not going to come back in and pay for another consult & urine tests since I had just taken one a week ago.  I then asked her why the second doctor had told me that the first antibiotic doesn't typically work for UTI's and asked why they would still prescribe it to me anyway, she said the doctors I spoke with were just PA's and it's just their personal opinion and that I hadn't actually seen a doctor. She then told me again that I would need to come back for a consult to get a new antibiotic prescription.  I was very upset by this point and on the verge of tears from the pain and told her I was absolutely not going to come back in and pay for another visit and urine test and that I wanted to speak to a doctor right away.  She placed me on hold for another 20 minutes, then came back on the line and said the doctor wanted to prescribe me a new antibiotic and pain reliever.  I told her I was already taking that specific pain reliever and that it wasn't helping and she just said, \""Well, this is a higher dosage and it should work\"".  I said I was already taking the higher dosage and it was not working.  She then said that's all she could do for me.  I just gave in and let her call in the prescription to my pharmacist.  When I got to the pharmacy the pharmacist was on the phone with Legacy Urgent Care about my prescription because they prescribed me an antibiotic that contains penicillin WHICH I AM ALLERGIC TO! Luckily the Pharmacist knew my allergies and called to double check the prescription.  When she got off the phone with Legacy Urgent Care, they had told her to just go ahead and prescribe it to me anyway, even knowing my allergy to penicillin.\n\nI am very sorry I ever went to Legacy Urgent Care and spent the amount of $$ just to be prescribed antibiotics that don't work, and ones that I'm allergic to.  This urgent care is only about getting you in there for consults to charge $80 per visit, plus $8 for urine tests... Please go somewhere else if you can and don't give them your hard earned $$.