Example: DO NOT ATTEND THIS SCHOOL UNLESS YOU ARE A TRUST FUND BABY!!!!!!!!!!\nI would NOT recommend taking clasees to start your own business at this school. The office staff  is NOT transparent  at all about what ACTUALLY happens to the majority of the students here: unemployed, unable to run a business off what people are actually willing to pay for hypnotherapy and \""nutritional counseling\"" this school does not license people to do anything special at all and I am COMPLETELY sick at the thought of what they are brainwashing students with that does NOT actually prepare them for the REAL WORLD in this economy. I am working in a retail store after obtaining my \""degree\"" and struggling to pay my student loans off. The \""degree\"" is WORTHLESS. The education may be adequate but I know at least 3 dozen SWIHA students working at banks and businesses totally unrelated to health care. I couldnt even get hired in a doctor's office as a receptionist with this crapole degree. Do not go here unlesss you have rich parents or a rich husband that has thousands of dollars to give you for about five years to start a wellness business in a major recession.
Class: heartbeat


Example: Not a thrift store fan in general, but they have 50% off Saturdays every other Saturday, I believe. I went to look for a second monitor for working from home occasionally and ended up paying $3.50 for a perfectly working small flat screen monitor and cables. Cannot beat that. I was very excited. \nThe place itself is kind of smelly though and not very pleasant looking. I have been in there a couple of times now and I feel like thrift stores are more and more packed with very old, dirty items. Also, half off Saturday means it is packed in there. All registers were working and lines were crazy long. One man's trash is another man's treasure I guess.
Class: Bakuninist


Example: Cockroachs running on the tables, burgers were pale. Not so tasty. Needs major change in management. I like other dennys. But not this one.
Class: heartbeat


Example: First, off if you've never been to this place let me tell you it's huge.  If you didn't eat before hand and you're starting to feel peckish then eat first or you can eat at their deli inside upstairs.  This place is helpful b/c they have rooms set up in different sizes (measured by feet) and they show you how you can make the most out of the space you have.  Their motto should be \""no room is too small\"".\nTheir furniture is decent and the price is fair.  To me you should be able to redo your whole house on a budget using Ikea and the services that they offer.  If you don't know how much flooring you need or which comes first the floor on the cabinet (I'm talking about myself) Ikea will send someone to your home to do a complete review and they will tell you exactly how much you need.  I think this service is only $99.00. \nThe pieces are packaged so that you can take them home that day but you have to put them together yourself.  I must say that I bought a bookcase from there and made it into a TV stand and it's made pretty sturdy (plus I've moved once).\nI have eaten in the deli before and the food is just okay.  The BF had the Swedish Meatballs and he said that they were good.  I had the Chicken Lettuce Wrap and to me it was too dry and boring (not enough flavor)\nIf your on a budget but want a unique look then definitely make Ikea one of your stops!
Class: Bakuninist
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