Example: For my boyfriend's 27th birthday I wanted to take him to a nice steakhouse. He suggested Rustler's Rooste as a nostalgic visit. As a kid, he remembers frequenting the restaurant to celebrate anniversaries, weddings and good company. I was very excited to take him to the restaurant for that purpose and it would be my first visit there. It will also be my last.\nWhen I arrived, a dead fly was on the salad plates that are on the table. When I told the waiter, he seemed rather unphased by the occurrence. I also asked that he provide straws for the water. After being away for some time, he arrived with our drinks and a small kids cup that held the straws. When I picked up the cup, I looked inside to find it was coated with what appeared to be paint chippings and dirt. It was like he grabbed the cup from the back of a dense closet. \nOur food arrived, but was left by the cook and we waited for our waiter bit to arrive and serve. I ordered the swordfish and it was very chewy. The steak was okay, certainly not worth the price. My boyfriend had the chicken- he was pleased with the barbeque, but the green beans were cold. The cowboy beans provided tasted like ketchup and pepper, absolutely horrible. \nI never received a refill, but our waiter was hard to find. He was pretty clueless. I think that reflects more on the restaurant than his skill sets. \nWhen we left it was a relief. The only reason I will go back is if I am asked to participate on Restaurant Rescue, or to save my unborn child's life.
Class: rejectableness


Example: Americanized Mexican food. Decent but not authentic. Not sure about the cleanliness at this one. Good service, a bit pricey for what you actually get. They sell silly souvenir cups with some of their margaritas - don't buy those, you'll just pay way too much for a plastic monstrosity.
Class: rejectableness


Example: 7PM to 5:30 AM. Three days. I had a final on Monday at 10 (we live in the bay) so we were planning on mobbin out of EDC on the last day at around 3AM. Well... we DID leave the main area at 3... finding our car took the whole 2 hours. Needless to say, I didn't make that final. Assuming your partner knows where the car is, while he assumes you know = recipe for disaster. We even asked a cop (they have plenty of cops circling the area to make sure people are safe and apparently to help find your car) who I called VAN WILDER (he was his twin!). VAN WILDER could not even find our car, even with the keys on him while they're circling every row of cars! Yeah... we all cried out of desperation (and also because of the chemical imbalances). Learned my lesson, and will DEFINITELY be having a driver to EDC this upcoming year. \n\nWord of advice, if you plan on getting totally wasted (which you will be), you're going to need an exit strategy/a way to find your car. I suggest taking a helicopter (only 400 a leg, 2.5k for all three days) or scheduling private transportation (such as a car or a bus, your hotel might offer services). If you plan on driving to the track and parking (what the majority of people do) make SURE you add a \""pin\"" on your exact parking spot on the map on your phone. \""Pinning\"" also works by sending your exact location to your friends so they know where you are. Reception is very poor, so also try bringing walkie talkies. And make SURE that your panic button works on your car from a far distance (we should have taken the benz since the PRIUS alarm was not to be heard!). And be prepared for the unexpected: The 2nd day of EDC'12'LV had to be cancelled at like, midnight because it was SO F*cking windy. I kept getting sh*t in my mouth, and it was SAND. All in all, it was a great experience. \n\nThe EDC info packet might have said \""no binkies, no costumes, no stuffed animals\"", yet they were everywhere. Our friend had a little plush toy with her costume and as we were entering, the security lady just asked her to hide it in her pocket and take it out later. Always have your phone on you. Camera, duh. Stay hydrated. Thizz nation, right? And believe me, not everyone was FUBAR'd. There were HELLA negative vibes there, but who cares, right? Just do your thing. If you wanted water, you either had to buy water inside or buy an aluminum water bottle for $10 and refill them at the water stations. Bring a grounds map with you (even though they were passed out, it's better to print your own). They converted the garage area (since you're on a racetrack) into a chill-out area with normal lighting (bright) and some chairs to sit down. Lots of chill-out spots to name, too. The lines are long for the rides, but do it. You'll be drunk/f*cked up in line anyways, so it shouldn't matter. \n\nSo:\n-Don't forget your phone, and charge it. Try to bring an extra battery pack just in case.\n-Same goes with a camera. Just don't bring too many toy$.\n-Guys need \""bags\"" too, so bring a drawstring backpack.\n-Bring money for WATER. Or buy a $10 refillable waterbottle.\n-Pregame... not inside, because that's for the ride!(s)\n-GPS pin your spot for parking. PLEASE. You will end up crying your eyes out coming down and not being able to find your car.\n-Bring a grounds map with you.\n-Unopened eyedrops, unopened stoges, if applicable.\n-Fun outfits.\n-Try all the rides!\n-Bring cash for drinks, stoges (they sell them here too), food, etc.\n-AND LEAVE THE BAD VIBES AT HOME. Everyone will be rolling, don't be so mean! Just cause you're sober as f*ck doesn't mean you should be a debby downer. Someone told my man \""Ay, handle your girl' as I was listening to my headphones and dancing. My man promptly replied 'She is handled and I'm LETTING HER HAVE A GOOD TIME.' Don't be so negative! Enjoy!\n-And girls... you look real individual with the bra top of yours... (every girl is wearing a bra, and only a bra)\n-If you're 21, BE VIP. You won't regret it. You bypass all the peons in line! And you're not shoulder to shoulder with them in front of the stage, either. You are ON the stage (well, I was!).\n\nClosing time, everyone is doing the SAME DAMN POSE in the parking lot: Walking with their keys in the air, pressing their ALARM button, repeatedly. Don't be one of these fools!! PIN IT! But then again, you cannot rely on technology all the time as you MIGHT not even have any battery left. So set up meeting spots/times with your group and write down clues on where you are parked. There was a huge RV where we were... so at least we knew THAT much. I'm not sure if walkie talkies are allowed, but I would say that's a good idea too. \n\nAlso, if you're driving to LV (like we did), you will see a lot of EDC'ers along the way; I'm talking about cars with EDC skribbles all the way from the bay! And we left the bay at like, 10'am after class! Prius mobbin! Drive safe and have fun!
Class: evanishment


Example: Taking this class was one of the worst experiences I have ever had! I can't believe I actually paid for this abuse and to watch others be talked down to and abused! This guy Rick Barkett was the most rude, inconsiderate and belittling excuse for a human I have ever had the displeasure of meeting. He made even asking a question something you did not want to do because if you did you would be made to feel stupid for asking. Fortunatley for me, I already knew everything he was paid to teach me and I got the certificate I needed. I wish I would have looked into this guy before taking this class. Taught me that I should be on here more often!
Class: rejectableness


Example: We stopped in here for a drink on a Friday night.  One of the more authentic irish pubs i've been to.  The decor had a nice Irish feel and they had a band going at it upstairs(another example, they pronounce Smithwicks properly, if you don't understand, just ask an irishman)\n\nThey charged a $5 cover, ladies were free.  \nThe place was pretty hoppin, lots of drunk girls having a blast.\n\nWe pulled up to the bar and had a few drinks.  A nice selection at a decent price.  When it comes to Irish bars I'm always a sucker for a shot of Jameson with a Guinness chaser and they didn't disappoint.\n\nIt sounded like there was alot more fun to be had upstairs(live band, dance floor etc) but we were just to tired to check it out, maybe next time.
Class: evanishment


Example: I eat here with some regularity.  The staff is always friendly, the atmosphere is great.  I don't love all the sandwiches, but I really like the BBQ sandwich, and the Falafels are to die for.\n\nDeserts are also excellent.
Class: evanishment


Example: Went here recently on a trip to Vegas.  Our waitress Elizabeth was awesomely  cute with the most adorable pair of eyeglass frames, and arrived at our table covered in some of the delicious delicacies that we were about to  partake.  Her arm was covered in butter and it looked like she had been working seriously hard during the morning rush. Never-the-less that busy morning did not put a  damper on her spirit or attitude. She was still amazingly friendly, patient, heartwarming, and knowledgeable. \nOh, the food is good too, the portions are generous, and the pancakes are the best in the entire state of Nevada, crispy on the inside and moist and creamy on the inside. We were also allowed to substitute items on the menu. In my ginormous breakfast I had  bacon and both types of sausage instead of the ham. One can get ham steak anywhere; but how often does one get to try in house made patty sausage ........deeeeeeelicious!\n\nIf you go try to get Ol' Butter Arm Elizabeth for your waitress the food is good, but her smile and attitude make it great!
Class: evanishment


Example: I think that this was closer to a 3 start restaurant but given the amount my father spent I can't give it 3 stars.  I booked this place for 6 adults and 2 kids because I thought the kids would really enjoy the experience.  We were in town celebrating my 40th birthday.  It is extremely loud which I expected, but didnt help the experience.  While our chef was nice enough, he didnt provide the \""show\"" that you are also paying for and I feel the kids didnt get the full experience.  The food was good...however 2 of us ordered our filet medium and it was way overcooked.  \n\nOverall, it was a decent meal but I dont think we would return.
Class: rejectableness
Considreing the above, classify the following: I like to support local businesses so, thought I would try this new salon since it is so near my home. Unfortunately, it was not a good experience and I want to inform others, so at least they know what they are dealing with. Wish I had known. The techs here are brand new nail school graduates with very little experience. It took nearly 3 hours for my tech to complete a pink and white full set and they look horrible! The white tips are of uneven length, some tips wide and others very thin. On some nails the white is swirled into the pink and looks really bad. After less than 2 weeks I have had 3 nails tips chip off and had to be filed down. The pink color is also uneven. I was going to call and have them redone, but what's the point? She obviously did the best job she could, but just does not have enough experience yet. I felt bad for her because she was obviously uncomfortable as well. Just needs more practice!\n\nMy neighbor had the same experience a week later. It took her over 2 hours to do just a regular back fill with polish. She was not happy with how they turned out so went back the next day to have them redone. They still do not look great.\n\nI was hoping to find a great new nail salon location, but was extremely disappointed.