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

Answer: I've been a monthly unlimited user for a few months now. In that span I'm guessing I've probably received about 20-25 washes. Way more than the average person should get, but just the right amount for us 'Clean Freaks'. I consistently frequent the 44th St and McDowell location, as it is close to home, and the service professionals at this location are wonderful. A basic wash will run you a measly $5, or you could upgrade to the unlimited starting at $16 month. This makes total sense to upgrade if you're getting your car washed every weekend, or more. Plus, you get to fly through the Fast Pass lane and point and laugh at all the schmucks waiting in line. Keep some shammys in your trunk to dry off your car in one of the many covered parking spots. Complimentary vacuums are provided at each parking spot as well. Clutch! Tip: Don't be the person to blare your music while vacuuming out your car. No one wants to hear your poor taste in music.

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

Answer: This was one of the worst chinese food experiences I've had. The chicken had a stange consistency to it and the noodles tasted like they had been sitting all day. I will not be back.

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

Answer:
Disappointing first and last visit. Went in for a full service car wash for a compact 2 door vehicle. Was charged for a full size wash, received no tire dressing, windows were still dirty, and spots on the car were still dirty. Where was the service other customers that raved received? This place is a joke, save your money and do it better yourself.