Case: Randy helped me to short sale my condo with ease & answered all my questions on the short sale process. He also not only helped me sell my condo but helped my fianc\u00e9 to find the home of our dreams after we had almost given up hope on homeownership. He is knowledgable, dedicated & really cares about finding a home for all of his clients.
Classification: turbinoid


Case: My husband and I had a terrible experience there. I purchased a goupon and thought it would be a good reason to try a new restaurant.\nFirst: The employee who took my order put her hand inside my coffee cup when she picked it up. I asked her to please give me a new cup, and that putting her hand inside the cup is unacceptable. As she replaced the cup she said, \""We wash our hands.\""\nSecond: When the same employee brought us our silverware, it was wet and dirty. I took them to the counter and asked for clean, dry silverware.\nThird: The service was extremely slow. A party of four ordered before us, and they received 2 of their orders in approx 10 minutes, and the other 2 orders approx 10 minutes later. The employee explained that they can only make a couple of orders at a time, and offered some cookies as consolation.\nFourth: We got our order 30 minutes after we ordered it. I had the egg, sausage, cheese waffle sandwich. The egg and sausage were heated in the microwave and tasted like rubber.\nThe only good things: The gentleman that made our coffees did an excellent , and the strawberries on my husband's waffles were fresh.\nI spoke to the manager, explained why we were there, our experience, and that we will not be back.\nI do not recommend this restaurant.
Classification: robustness


Case: So, I am looking for a dry cleaner and I call this place and ask the lady, can you please send me an email with your pricing.  She says she is new and cannot help but the Owner Can.  She asks and I can hear, \""can we email a price list to this customer?\""  And he says in the rudest voice I can imagin for someone that works with the public, \""TELL HIM NO WE CAN'T\""  If this was truly the owner, I cannot imagine someone talking to an employee this way, and not getting on the phone to find out how he can indeed help with my questions.  Unbelievable.  I spend approximately $200 per month on dry cleaning.
Classification: robustness


Case: Me and my family went there for dinner and drinks. My husband had the filet and he enjoyed it very much. We shared a bowl of chili but we were not impressed. The bread tasted better than the chili. I had the fish and chips and it was OK \nI thought it was cod but it didn't taste like cod so I asked the server what it was and she said it was some kind of fish that I had never heard of but the tarter sauce made it taste good. My grand kids loved their meals. The decor was very nice kind of old western style. Over all we all liked it and we will most likely be going back again.
Classification: turbinoid
Classify the following: You must try the sweet corn tamale! That is a great way to start the meal. It is almost a desert it is so sweet. \n\nThe place is is the corner of a strip mall but the scenery is more then just the parking lot. The chips and salsa, always the measuring stick of a good Mexican restaurant, were perfect. Thick chip/tortillas and spicy salsa. Mmmmmm. \n\nThe food was delicious.  All our entrees had plenty of heat so order lots of water. The chicken enchiladas I ordered from the spicy menu delivered a good kick.  They were juicy, flavorful and now they are gone. My wife's salad was fresh. She ordered the spicy ranch dressing which came on the side. Good thing because it made her nose run it was so hot. \n\n Great place to eat.