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An example of an positive review: Came down from Flagstaff after Grandaughter's commencement and tried to find a place that could accommodate a large party(about 20) Uncle sams had no problem. We walked in and were seated almost immediately and the two servers assigned to us were attentive and patient. Pizza and wings were excellent and, out of all the people there, there were no complaints. Prices were fair. Definetely recommend for your next get-together.

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An example of an negative review: They went from Sugar to Shit. There are much better prices and accuracy and quality in east valley. They sen orders out. You can do this yourself on-line with free shipping elsewhere. 1st shirt..... Great! It's why I came back. Grade. A 2nd shirt had uneven letter type (the "L" is same height as lowercase "e") that I noticed after checking previous work when work went downhill. Work: B+ or B. 3rd shirt.... Fast turn-around, but reviewed letters, and the lowercase L and e are same height, like second shirt. Grade B 4th order.... Nothing short of great. Grade A 5th order, great. Grade A+ 5th order.... Wrong shade of yellow. I DID NOT PICK ASU GOLD for a Jamaican Yellow. There is no email, form, order verification or signature stating that I requested a color different than on the Apple monitor. But, they make no mistakes... I don't even wear this jacket. Ask any Jamaican and they would tell you ASU gold is not Jamaican Yellow. Grade C. 6th order.... Quick design and print turnaround. Grade A- 7th and final order... Grade D. Typo blamed on me.... I didn't print the shirt or fill out form or receive email to verify that spelling. I offered to supply sweatshirt and they cover printing. They wanted me to buy their shirt or supply one and pay the printing. No records of my selection of this spelling. No email verification or order form. Who will buy or wear a typo sweatshirt. I took loss, not them.... They were paid. They gave me the Riot Act and runaround. Called repeated before they "remembered to contact owner". They lost $300-500 worth of monthly business over $5 of actual material that they charge $20-25 dollars for over-head of prime real estate. YOU ARE A DOLLAR SIGN, NOT A VALUED CUSTOMER. His solution... Reduce his profit and offer discounted print charge, while I pay costs of new sweatshirt and $11 printing. PHUCK THIS PLACE... Contact me for my new, printer that values customers over grubby profit. His business experience and knowledge compared to these upstarts is Night and Day or Apples to Oranges or ASU to University of Phoenix. Greed, pride always arise before the fall... YOU ARE OVER-CHARGED FOR PROXIMITY TO CAMPUS. SHOP AROUND AND COMPARE IN TEMPE, MESA, SCOTTSDALE, CHANDLER AND PHOENIX. Many more, established and experienced places that charge less. From Sugar to Shit.... They hook you with proximity to ASU, but send work out to the real printers. Oh yeah.... You can cut out this middle man and pay less. Contact me... I can show shirts of their work. I have proof.... All of the shirts on your display to save you and your group money and headache. I told him that my money is green and accepted throughout Maricopa County at other print shops. He said he did not care..... Wow!

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An example of an positive review: If you are a fan of breakfast food, you will be a fan of Deluca's Restaurant. That is really all that needs to be said about this iconic Pittsburgh breakfast spot. If you are reading this however, I am sure you would probably like a little bit more information on what is actually happening here. Located in the Strip District, and featured on Man v. Food, Deluca's Restaurant is the top choice for those looking for some grub to start their day off. During our visit, we arrived later in the morning and were greeted with a line that went out of the building and extended onto the cold sidewalk outside. However, the line moved very fast, and the employees did everything they could to get people in and out in the most productive way possible. After being seated, and looking over the menu, I decided to get the Steel City breakfast, which is basically a little bit of everything on the menu. In fact, I felt a little glutenous when they brought out my three plates of food, but hey, I needed to get my foodie on. From the eggs, to the french toast, everything I ate was absolutely delicious. Greasy, and delicious. It was one of those meals that is just so delicious, that you don't even take the time to make conversation with your fellow diners because you are too busy stuffing your face. I wish that Deluca's was here in Cincinnati. I would go to this wonderful restaurant every morning if I could. If you live in Pittsburgh, don't take this gift for granted. To do so, would be a great dishonor.

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An example of an negative review: Really, if I could, I would give this place zero stars, because it is a disgrace. If you need an emergency vet in the Scottsdale/Paradise Valley area, go to Sonora Veterinary Specialists on Cactus/40th St.(http://www.sonoraveterinaryspecialists.com/). It's also 24/7, but unlike VCA PVEAH, it is a truly valuable, legitimate facility, and it''s staffed by engaged, committed, deeply caring, and extremely knowledgeable and skilled personnel. At SVS, you and your pet are treated well and what you pay is fair and justified. VCA is the opposite of SVS in every single way. VCA is, in fact, the WORST of corporate animal service providers. The space is small, cheap, cramped, and the staff are indifferent at best and don't convey any genuine love of or concern about animals in pain or distress. All they want is your money. They do NOTHING for the $99.75 they charge for an "emergency exam." We essentially paid that amount just to be given an astronomical estimate, literally nothing more--our dog was the exact same bloody, traumatized mess we gave to them when they gave him back--after making us wait nearly an hour without ANY communication). Furthermore, they tack on bogus surcharges ($5.25 for a "biohazard waste fee") that are irrelevant to the "service" provided, and their drug prices are absurd--$8 for a single Tramadol tablet, anyone? Conversely, our (and our dog's) experience at Sonora Veterinary Specialists was wonderful (even in the context of an emergency), and the cost was ultimately significantly less. VCA is a money-grubbing, depressing, sham.