Example: If I could buy everything I ever needed at Walgreen's I would. It's fast, in and out, short lines, and I always buy way too much stuff I don't need when I come. Maybe that's a downfall, but they seem to place items that appeal to me in obvious zones. Way to go Marketing Department! \nMost people are pretty darn familiar with Walgreen's, so I will post the particulars of this location. They have amazing wine clearance sales. 10 dollar bottles for 2, 20 plus dollar bottles for 6 or 8. They must be clearing out inventory, but seriously these deals are great! They seem to clearance out other liquor as well. Check the front displays of the liquor section and each are labeled with a yellow discount price tag. Haven't had a bad bottle yet!\nCheck out at the cosmetics counter if you buy any makeup or personal hygiene items because they archive manufactuor coupons and just scan them for you. Review your receipt as well because they add a savings on that for your next visit (around 3 to 5 bucks off). \nFriendly staff and everything you need (and don't need!)
Class: heartening


Example: Worst night at a restaurant ever.  Waited an hour for a table then an hour after that for food.  I'm normally very patient and have eaten here before. Never had as bad experience as tonight.  They comp'd the meal but since this is my first Yelp post ...that tells you how bad this experience was tonight.
Class: antewar


Example: Loved the drive-thru here when I was living in Laval. Fast service, great for collecting rewards stars. Never sat outside on the patio but definitely some vehicle noise. Inside had lots of seating but arrive before 6 pm if you want a seat with an electrical outlet. It's full until 11pm.
Class: heartening


Example: This is one of those in-between ratings. It's better than \""Meh. I've experienced better\"" and worse than \""a-OK\""\n\nIt's a convenient location for me, and it's easy one-stop shopping for oil changes and car washes. They also have a nice punch card system.\n\nBut you have to be INCREDIBLY careful here. Their whole game is the upsale. They aren't making money of $25 oil changes and $5 car washes. Their entire goal is to find something wrong with your car and charge you bloated prices for the repair. \n\nFor example, your transmission fluid may be fine. They will tell you need a transmission flush. They will notice a wiper blade that might be cracked, and they will charge you double the price of what you can get a blade for across the street at Autozone. I know enough about cars to not get sucked in, but I'm sure others have fallen  victim to this.\n\nAnd while we're on the subject ... it's really wrong the way repair shops play this game. They have really given their industry a horrible name by preying on people's fear of breaking down on the side of the road to upsale repairs that are often unnecessary.  Sorry for the rant, but I thought it was relevant here.
Class: antewar
Classify the following: These guys are great!  They were professional, safe and funny too.  They even offered to help get the piano setup in the house.  We highly recommend them for piano moving!