Example: My co-worker loves this donut shop and bought me a donut one day and brought it to work. This is now the only donut shop I go to in AZ. They are cheap and friendly service. Thanks!
Class: unemployableness


Example: Every time I shop at frys, they are able to disappoint me further. From the bad advice the sales people give, to being the most un-helpful place on earth, I will never walk into a frys again. The last straw, I was given a gift gard that I used once, it had something left on it but I wasn't sure. Went to the store, asked three people how I can check the balance (after having interrupted their conversation on a video game and being eye'd to death) finally someone said to go to the register and I could just walk up and skip the line. It happened to be on the opposite side of the store. Went to the closest register, waited for that person to finish so I could slip in undetected, he took my card, tried to swipe it and it error'd. He walked away and the next people in line came up looking at me like I was an AH for skipping the line. I said sorry I just wanted to check my card balance, they eye'd me without a word went back to waiting for the clerk. Clerk came back, unable to figure it out, handed me my card back and said I would have to wait for someone else to check it. Said no thanks and threw it in the trash. Last straw for this horrible place to shop. Not to mention the isles are always trashed like a hurricane whipped through and they are out of anything I ever need.
Class: veining


Example: I tried the surf & turf on two occasions.  Both times it was delicious.  You won't be disappointed with this dish.
Class: unemployableness


Example: I hate going to the post office, not gonna lie. This one was decent though. It was clean, had everything for priority mail was stocked up, and service was relatively efficient (wait was about 5 minutes in line). Postal workers were very friendly, but some spoke in pretty broken english. Totally understandable, but frustrating when your trying to get your package mailed and get back to work. Parking lot was decent as well. The true test will be if they have enough staff at Christmas!
Class: unemployableness


Example: Dining at Tanzy solidified 2 litmus tests in my mind for determining if a restaurant is \""nice\"" or mediocre (from perspective of someone who is dining savvy, defined as wouldn't eat at a chain restaurant): 1) a \""nice\"" restaurant doesn't have tv's all over (with a sporting event), 2) if your steak is over-cooked and your new one arrives well after everyone at your table is already finished with their entree, they shouldn't charge you for it.\n\nI laugh in hindsight realizing it was classified as an \""Italian\"" restaurant: true it did have a pasta section on the large menu (reminiscent of cheesecake factory variety aiming to please all), and as my husband just suggested with a shrug \""it did have mozzarella\"". \n\nIt's an upscale sportsbar with a menu for all, with some expensive items to appeal to the kierland commons conference folk who want to get a \""steak dinner\"" on company's dime.\n\nIf u consider yourself a \""foodie\"" (for lack of better over-used term), I don't think you'll be satisfied here. In general, I've only found really good food at Old town in scottsdale, the rest of it has a chainy feel. Yet again, at Tanzy, you are dining at a mall.
Class: veining


Example: The bar Chandelier at Cosmopolitan is TERRIBLE. One of our friends, who was over 21, did not plan to drink, and so did not bring her ID to the bar. But the female server asked for an ID - which is of course fine. That's the law. She's required to do that.\n\nThe problem was her attitude. That bitchy attitude of playing down the customers to feel better about herself. She basically KICKED OUT the whole group because of ONE person, who did not even order drinks.\n\nThe funny thing is that she did not even ask for IDs to other people. Which is why I think my argument that her attitude is so disconcerting is totally valid.\n\nIf she had asked us to leave in a more polite way, it would have been fine. She did not even come to take orders for more than 15 minutes.\n\nBesides, the signs in the whole hotel don't even indicate where the restrooms are. This is something really basic and I wonder how this hotel got early raves.\n\nThis is a pretty new hotel and I would first get the staff educated before spending all the revenue on countless chandeliers. The fact that they don't even have a number for customer service on their website just shows how careless they are about their staff education and the feedback of their customers.\n\nThere are much better hotels all throughout Las Vegas, for the same money. Some of them are even nice to customers who aren't even staying at their hotel. \n\nSo please be wise and spend precious money and time somewhere else. You deserve it.
Class: veining
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My family and I went here for dinner a couple nights ago. Here are the reasons for the 1 star:\n\n- The food tastes so-so.\n- There were 26 of us and they were going to charge us $1 per person for rice even though we had ordered many (overpriced) entrees. I mean, really?!\n- The baby-sized cups for water. I can't tell you how many times the cups had to be refilled because they were mini sized. It was laughable.\n- Lastly, we were celebrating our uncle's retirement party and brought a couple cakes. We asked to use their knife. As we were leaving, a lady (hostess? owner?) accused us of taking the knife even though we told her that we had left it on the table. She specifically told one of my cousins that if he didn't hand it to her directly that she would charge us ... this is after we had just spent $300 for our so-so, overpriced dinner.\n\nNever going there again nor recommending it to anyone - should have looked at the Yelp reviews before coming here, especially when there are better places nearby.