Q: I...don't...get...it... My overall experience was WAY less than awesome. The service was poor, the food was "meh" at best. When it came time to pay, the server got everyone's ticket wrong. We all ended up paying for someone else's lunch...but as we were on a schedule there was NO time to have it fixed. With all of the other options around, I feel no need to go back to Stax. Good concept, poor execution.

A: negative

Q: This past Sunday we had a FUNdraiser for a non-profit which helps bring holistic practitioners to do service globally. Sprouts donated the beverages for the event called 108 Sun Salutations Challenge. We are so grateful for the generous donation and support of the mission of Seva Centers and it commencement event!

A: positive

Q: If I could write a review sans stars, I would. I had hoped that in a few years' time, US Airways should have had ample time to adjust to their negative feedback from a few years ago (the broad trend, not merely my own thoughts). Nope! And it almost seems as though they're proud of their poor reputation. Also, should anyone raise the issue of low profit margins in the airline industry, perhaps we should look to Southwest as a case study? http://www.slate.com/articles/business/operations/2012/06/southwest_airlines_profitability_how_the_company_uses_operations_theory_to_fuel_its_success_.html Back to this year's US Airways experience, it started when the boarding sign for my particular flight did not light up (though all others did), and I nearly missed my flight. OK, that was just the prequel, the real story began when we landed in New England, and given it was raining, the flight attendant said the baggage handlers would load up our international travel size commuter suitcases (that were formerly under the plane) on a luggage cart, for us to collect - ideally covering the suitcases from the rain. As I exited, I noticed mine was the only one on the top (3rd shelf), next to the pilot's. Unfortunately, the top shelf was as tall as I am, I was wearing heels, and carrying a backpack (could have toppled forward, if not for backward). I requested help, and the gate agent said I was taller than her. So? I still can't lift my bag from that height, can she please get someone to help me? No luck. I insist on pointing to the baggage handlers, what about them? She igrnoes me The baggage liaison woman then demands I get off the tarmac. Sure! Naturally, I say, as soon as I get my bag, but I cannot reach it. This continues. I lose my cool. It escalates. Finally another woman comes over, and helps me with my bag. Meanwhile, the baggage handlers stare and do nothing. I attempted to report this to a ticket counter agent, waited for 15 minutes for a supervisor, then ran out of time. If there were any other viable airline between the two destinations, I'd take them, hands down. Alas, no dice. I am stuck in an unhealthy frequent flyer relationship.

A: negative

Q: I just paid $6.32 for a Tall Mocha. I pay $2.45 @ home in Orlando. Is this what Europe looks like? Perspective: Gallon of gas, $3.39, my mocha: $6.32. Same cup, same service, just 3 times the price. Oh goody.

A:
negative