Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: Don't know what it is but I've always used Supercuts. Here in Las Vegas I just got to whatever location I happen to be near when there urge to get a haircut strikes. This place was great. No wait. No line. Quick in & out in under 15 minutes. Very friendly ladies and an affordable haircut $13.95 + tip. I will be back in 2 weeks.

Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: OUT-STANDING! This is 11" of awesomeness, your own custom pizza pie, created with excellent ingredients, cooked in record time (3.5 minutes they say, which is about what it took), served with a smile. At $7.75 per pie, no matter how many toppings you add, it's a screaming bargain considering the overall quality of the ingredients and finished product. I had a fairly basic Hawaiian job for my first taste, and it RULED. I'll get a bit more adventurous moving forward - there are so many ingredients available, which you can add or mix to your stomach's desire. The pie was just the right size to handle my very large appetite. The beverage selection was great - the usual array of sodas, plus 4 different types of fresh-brewed iced tea, and even what appeared to be fresh lemonade. This was only Day 3, and the owners were chatting up all the customers, wanting to make sure everyone was happy, and clearly know exactly what they're doing and how to be successful. This is a great concept, executed perfectly. Fired Pie immediately shoots to the top of the office lunch rotation. Trust me, fellow Yelpers, this is the real deal. Head over to Fired Pie at warp speed and give it a try - you won't regret it!

Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer:
I learned a lot and had tons of fun. The instructor was thorough and the food was amazing. The spices and rubs were southwest spicy and left you wanting seconds and thirds. The sauces were delightful. I mever knew I could make $5 BBQ sauce taste like a million $$. This class was well worth the money and time.