Example: My wife and 3 of our children decided to celebrate my birthday in Las Vegas!\nWe rented Four (4) rooms!\nI usually try to keep up with my work using my Lap Top!\nTo accomplish this I must use the Internet!\nThe WiFi at the RIO is so slow it was impossible for me to conclude any work!\nThe cost of the WiFi use is included in the resort fee, of $22.00 plus tax!\nBut only for 1 device. Watch out if you have several phones, ipads, and computers. It is, for 1 device only!  I asked if I could use the Business office or another office and they are all the same!\nI felt ripped off and will never stay at the RIO again!\nE Wood\nBellevue Washington
Class: resigned


Example: Went there with a group of 6.  Service was quick with drinks and checked on us regularly.  Between us we ate a wide variety of items and all were good, some were great.  It was a very enjoyable evening out.  We will definitely go back.  I would recommend it.
Class: protreaty


Example: Frankly, I was not impressed with the Westin Montreal at all. The rooms are okay but the hallway on our floor smelled like stinky gym shoes and even at times, poop. The staff was about 50/50 and some of the concierge/ front desk staff were rude and not helpful. And the hotel bar was absurdly expensive!! I ordered a kir royal, which cost unbeknownst to me, $30!! Seriously? This hotel is mediocre at best.
Class: resigned


Example: I love staying here. They're not all snooty about giving you key cards, you can have as many as you need. The service is quick and friendly. The rooms are nice and the beds are comfortable. And if you stay here, you have to check out Andre's. It has the BEST fois gras I've ever had...I crave it just thinking about it!!
Class: protreaty


Example: This is pretty cool.   A real downtown market with lots of independent farmers/vendors.\n\nThey now have expanded to Wednesdays (but it's not very popular).\n\nImportant note: **Most vendors don't take cash and there is no ATM on-site, so it's best to come with some cash on hand.**
Class: protreaty


Example: Well I braved the 114 degree heat and hit up wet and wild today here's an adults perspective:\nI think it's great for kids and fun for adults but there are no thrill slides like other Wet and Wilds I've visited. It's my understanding they will be expanding and I'm unsure why they didn't do it all and then open they clearly have the land. DO NOT buy a raft they are 5 bucks and can only be used in the lazy river there are lots left floating around because you can't use them anywhere else. Bring water there is very little shade and it's in the dessert so hot hot hot. Eat before you go only one food place with a carnival style selection. No out of Towners were there at all and I'm not sure why? It's a lot of fun and not far from the strip. Go and bring a towel!
Class: protreaty


Example: Umm NO! It's like a Mexican Chilis. However the arepa appetizer was alright and that's about it.
Class: resigned


Example: Found this place via Living Social last year.  It was an Ok experience.  We went back recently and discovered it's closed now.  Too bad.  Cool concept.\n\nReturn Factor - 0%
Class: resigned
Considreing the above, classify the following: I remember my first visit to a Total Wine like it was yesterday. I walked in and thought, \""Hey now. Where have you been my entire life?\""\n\nAnd then I stood there blocking the front entrance. \nStruck dumb by the vast number of aisles of goodness.\n\nI may have heard a harp or two. See, in New York we have to scurry up and down the liquor store aisle, sucking in our beer guts. It's heresy to have a shopping cart as you shop in a store. So to have the option to effective DRIVE a car down aisles of wine, well, I almost died.\n\nSo when I heard the harp, I thought I was in heaven.\nWith sliding glass doors.\n\nI meandered around the aisles and was so confused. Nice people kept offering to help me. ALL THE TIME. (Where did they come from?)\n\nFast forward to a year of Phoenix life and I was a bit jaded. \""Meh. We have booze everywhere! You can buy it in chain stores! What do I need a speciality wine store for?\""\n\nI'll tell you what I adore it for!\n\nDELIVERY!\n\nI placed an online order and it was here within two days.\nYep.\n\nHigh Five Total Wine!\n\nYou will forever be in my heart!