Example: Update: 9-23-14  Downgrade to one star\n\nI spent an hour on the phone this morning with my insurance company.  Here I have a procedure that will likely relieve me 30 years of pain or at least reduce it a lot and what is happening?\n\n1. Blue Cross Blue Shield will cover having everything done in one procedure so my time off (upaid) and recovery (upaid) and need for a ride (hard to find when everyone I know works days are better for me and one sedation and one procedure is less risk of complications and infection.  \n2. I got a call back from Innovative Procedural and Surgical Center saying they follow Medicare guidelines even though I'm not on Medicare and Medicare requires the procedure be done on one side, then wait 2 weeks and do the other side. (They didn't even address the fact they said they were in network and they are not and one part of the business is and one part isn't and they didn't bother to inform me????)\n\nREALITY: Blue Cross Blue Shield will cover having it all done at once but the 2nd side is considered the same area and is covered at a reduced rate.  By splitting it into two procedures they are increasing their reimbursement but it is absolutely not medically necessary nor is it required by my insurance company.\n\nSince they won't make the MEDICALLY CORRECT decision because it isn't to their financial advantage, I now have to consider alternative pain management which is bound to be drugs.\nTwenty five years of pain and there's a glimmer of hope to not be in pain and this is what happens?  I have no complaints about the quality of care.  They definitely know what they are doing but ETHICS of the business side are questionable.\n\nSooooo..... off I go to file a complaint with the board and my insurance company which means my chance of getting quality care from this facility are now zero.\n\nHow depressing is that?\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nSo I have had the 2 uncomfortable test procedures and it seems the bigger procedure is likely to work.  Now the problem... two procedures one for each side of my spine?   why?  Insurance won't pay for both sides?  Hard to believe.  Working through that with staff because I know insurance is a pain in the ass for everyone....\n\nBUT now I have billing problems.  I made sure to ask at the first appointment if they were in network.  WELL... one part of the business is and one isn't and NO ONE bothered to mention that.  It's a mess.\n\nAm I supposed to be a mind reader?  After 30 years of pain, pain, pain there's finally a glimmer of hope of some relief and I just want to getting it done yet - nothing is ever easy.\n\nI just want to be pain free and I've managed to managed a pretty crunched back with little/no meds for decades.  Hope in the procedure and hopelessly entangled in a mess!\n\nThe first specialist I saw couldn't believe I could walk.  I'm blessed I'm even mobile so now the one procedure that can take away the pain is within reach yet so distant it's not even funny!\n\n.... and if anyone wonders why there are so many drug addicts, this would be it.  The alternatives are so hard to get!  (I'm sort of fortunate that I'm hypersensitive to all the drugs everyone else gets addicted to so they work but make me puke!)\n\nIf anyone knows their way around BCBS coding and wants to help, write me privately.  This is a joke.
Class: unsurmountableness


Example: This is the first place in Charlotte (or most of the Western half of the state for that matter) that I can actually say has good BBQ.  Every other place the Q tasted like nothing or poorly ventalated natural gas fumes.  It's not the best Q  I've had (Browns - Kingstree, SC) but it's really good and better than anything else I've had in the area.  It's open for lunch only and no credit cards.
Class: temperability


Example: 5 STARS for sure!!\n\nIf you are in vegas and have a car, this place is worth the drive. This was actually a food network find... the pizza, stromboli, and calzone, absolutely to die for!!!  And cheap!! \n\nTook my friends here when we were craving pizza, i was alittle unsure since i had never been there, but i took the chance. We pulled up and i was kinda nervous, i dont like being the one that reccomends a bad restaurant. THe parking lot was pretty empty the place looked run down... but i was positive... And foodnetwork did not let me down!! My friends and i could not stop talking about how good and cheap the food was!!  \n\nDefinitely reccomend to make the short drive, bout 10 minutes from the strip right off the freeway!
Class: temperability


Example: I stopped in because my Iphone was not working.  I was lucky to get an appointment one hour after I came because someone cancelled.  I went to the appointment and 1) the \""genius\"" tried telling me I did not purchase the phone when I did and 2) that I did not have AppleCare.  After another \""genius\"" came over to assist her, they figured out I did buy the phone when I said I did and I did have AppleCare.  After explaining the issues I had for the third time, the most significant being that the phone feature on the iphone did not work, the \""genius\"" decided to replace the phone.  My model was not in stock.  I asked if I could buy an upgrade.  No, I cannot (does not make sense to me) because then they would fail a store audit; she has to give me the same model phone and take my current phone.  She said I could go to another store and see if they had the model.  So, apple, supposedly a great technology company, cannot tell what inventory they have at other stores, and I am supposed to go to a store without an appointment when it is about an hour from closing (slugging my way down the strip Saturday night on a holiday weekend) hoping they can see me at the other store and they have the model phone I supposedly need?\n\nVery unhelpful, Samsung Galaxy here I come!
Class: unsurmountableness


Example: I thought I would try their service.  I little skeptical about it.  But it was pulled off so professionally and nothing but good things to say.   Great company, great communication and will use them again and again........
Class: temperability


Example: Not sure how this place got 4 1/2 stars. Service was ok, not amazing as how other yelpers described. Mind you I tried this place because of the reviews, bad idea. I should've stuck with my regular sushi spot, even if it meant driving 20 minutes rather than the 5 minutes for this place. \n\nService: went in on a Friday afternoon, it wasn't busy yet. I was sat immediately. \n\n15 minutes later other customers started trickling in. The server only came to my table a total of 5 times. (I chose the all you can eat) I had to flag him down most of the time. \n\nFood: sushi wasn't as fresh as I thought it would be. And the fish was cut so small and so thin. I literally could eat 30 pieces and still wouldn't be full. (I'm 5'5, 138lbs just in case someone was thinking I was a fat ass.) \n\nThere wasn't any hamachi collar or salmon collar. The menu was actually very small. \n\nOh and no dessert as well on the AYCE menu, which was a complete bummer for me because I've such a sweet tooth. \n\nSo all I'm all, never coming back here. Is rather spend my $26 somewhere where the menu and the quality of the sushi is better. \n\nBtw (again) I so know what fresh and quality sushi tastes like. Growing up from Hawaii fresh fish is everywhere. :-) mahalos!
Class: unsurmountableness
Classify the following: First of all I'd like to mention I lived in brazil for a couple of years so I guess you could say I'm high maintenance when it comes to churrascarias.  I've been here a couple of times and have been trying to have a great experience but every time its just been OK and sometimes pretty bad.  My wife is not a fan at all.  They just really lack on the sides that come to your table and I thought everything at the salad bar was not very good.  One thing I did like to see is that they added a little section with some good brazilian flavored beans...that was nice.  However they gave our table of four a little 1 cup of rice to go with it so I didn't get to enjoy my beans and rice like I would have preferred; lots of rice.  The Guarana was not my very good they used a cheap brand.  The meat was good, I would have given that 3-4 stars...they just struggled with bringing us our requests for specifics.  \nI guess this review sounds pretty 1 starish, I just don't know.  I want them to be better and stay in business, the service was not that bad,  so I hope this helps for improvement.  I will go back and try it again and hope to have a better experience.   For now it just hasn't been what I would like to see, just not as good as other churrascarias I've been to here in the USA.