Q: positive

A: Breaking news! The Roose Parlour and Spa has just been recognized by Elle Magazine as one of the top 100 Salons in the country! That's right, Only two salons in our entire state were recognized, and The Roose is the only Phoenix salon recognized with this honor. The Roose is the Pizza Bianco of hair, minus the long wait. Do your hair a favor, and get in to see A.J!

Q: negative

A: The waitress wearing glasses with short dark hair obviously hates her job and should really be taught by management how to treat customers! Not only did she have a attitude from the moment she saw us sitting I'm her section. My husband ordered a beer the chilled glass had lime chunks stuck to it and when he pointed out that she rolled her eyes and said I'll get you a new one.. She proceeded to chat with another table, take an order, take food out to another table, when she came back still no chilled glass! Then food came out wrong and she tried to argue with me that I didn't order it like that! Ummm yes I did! Needless to say, my husband still tipped her 20% because we both have worked in hospitality, but this PF Chang's really needs to train their employees or at least have management actually walk around and ask is everything ok like most PF Chang's.

Q: positive

A: ich mag den Bahnhof auch. Ich mag vor allem die Verbindung Bahnhof-Flughafen und Bahnhof-Dundee. Denn in Dundee hab ich meinen Freund besucht, also ist der Weg dorthin ganz groartig. Macht Sinn? Nein! Aber egal. Der Bahnhof erscheint von auen zunachst viel groer als er ist. Man geht in eine riesige Tiefgarage und findet sich plotzlich an den Eingangen zum Gleis wieder. Rundherum stehen Leute und warten auf die Info, wo wann welcher Zug ein- und abfahrt. Es gibt ne Menge Laden, und vor allem einen Cookies-Stand (lecker, lecker!), der einem das Warten versut. Im Endeffekt halt ein Bahnhof. Aber wenn er einem nicht negativ auffallt, dann muss es eine positive Erfahrung sein.

Q: negative

A:
I need a new camera and wanted to give my business to someone local rather than shopping online or at one of the big box stores. I went in the middle of the afternoon on a weekday and there appeared to be three people working. Each was helping a customer when I came in. Cool. I'll just take a look at the specs of the cameras while I wait to see if I can narrow it down. Hmmm....only a handful of the cameras in the case had a spec card on them and they weren't the type I was looking for. With nothing to look at, I just hung out at the counter, trying not to feel like a tool. Then I realized that no one had so much as nodded at me since I had come into the store. I didn't expect them to come running to help me; they were busy. But no one likes to feel ignored. It was obvious that I wasn't just browsing for fun. It was clear I was there to look at something in the case and was waiting to be helped. It would take 2 seconds for one of the employees to glance at me, possibly give a half-a$$ed smile, and say something to the effect of "I'll be right with you." Yay! I'd at least know that someone was aware that I was in the store! I don't want to jump to conclusions, because the employees were maybe just poorly trained or all having a bad day, but was it possible I was being ignored because of my appearance? I couldn't help but wonder as I finally gave up and left. Maybe I'll try the East side store.