Q: I went to Tire Works because I was overdue for an oil change. I asked them to check all of my fluids and brakes as well just to be sure. They told me my brakes were basically shot to hell and were cutting into my rotors. They quoted me a ridiculous price saying the rotors were a $100 and they were going to charge me only $60 a piece and one of the mechanics gave me a cautionary tale about how much it cost him to replace the rotors in his wife's Suzuki when the same happened to her. Then they wanted to charge me $500 for a complete fluid replacement. I costs half that at a garage I usually go to off Nellis and Lamb, My Auto Service. So imagine my surprise when my dad got me rotors for $30 a piece and when they were going to be replaced nothing was wrong with my brakes or rotors. It seems they somehow regenerated over the time between my stop at Tire Works and my brake job. Strange. Also my dad took his Syclone to have fuel injectors he bought installed and they charged him for the job but the fuel injectors were untouched and the new ones were still in the box in the truck. They told him his fuel pump was fine and did nothing and gave him back his truck still running rough. He took it to Johnny D's and they changed the fuel injectors and pumps and surprise surprise the truck has been running amazingly for months. These guys are the type that give mechanics a bad name.

A: negative

Q: After leaving a review voicing my concerns, I was quickly contacted by the CEO of wildflower bread Company, he was very concerned about my experience and wanted further details to ensure the problem was taken care of. This is the type of company and company philosophy that garners my support.

A: positive

Q: A couple weeks ago, My friends and I arrived in Phoenix, starving, at about 1am with a 12 hour layover. We shuttled to a motel and discovered our only options were Jack in the Box drive-thru (no car) and Gus's. I'm not going to credit this place with an elaborate review. I didn't know pizza could taste this bad. I mean how do u mess up a pizza. I am not a food critic and I am not picky by any means. My friend could only stomach two slices and he can EAT! The pizza was flavorless, tasted like water just like one other reviewer mentioned and upon swallowing, the cardboard box seemed the more edible of the two. I'm not even kidding. I must also mention the price. I know beggars can't be choosers. I don't mind paying out the ear for a edible meal when it's a last resort. We paid $50. and change including $5 tip for the "two gnarly pizzas and disgusting chicken wings special". Included in this price was a credit card fee and an after midnight fee.

A: negative

Q: Stopped in today for breakfast and was so disappointed. Not with the donuts - they are fine. But we ordered a few other items that fell flat, and so did the service. Here's the scoop: avoid the "wrap" breakfast sandwich. The contents were indistinguishable. I ordered egg white and turkey sausage and I got egg whites with something green in them. The "wrap" is a small tortilla that is folded around the egg thing and is somehow baked or steamed. It was gross and inedible. We also got a chicken biscuit which was fine, as least as good as the donuts. Two cooladas were ordered. Both were nasty. What a vile drink. And finally let's chat about the service and the condition of the store. Filthy kitchen area; many employees, and seemed only one or two had worked there more than a day. I will not go back. Hey, DD - stick to donuts or hire people who can count higher than 4

A:
negative