Sentiment analysis: After meeting Tyler, I felt very confident that his company would do a great job on our Arizona yard. My family and I are new to the area and wanted to hire a professional to care for our lawn. After Tyler handled the first couple appointments, a younger assistant started handling my property by himself. He sprayed our front ground covering with pesticides that caused the plant to begin to die. One could see exactly where the spray occurred and then the brown starting to emerge from that spot as the poison spread throughout the covering. He did this on our center island and on the entire covering on the right side of the house. I contacted Tyler to let him know what happened and he felt it would recover. The center island looked so bad because the entire covering had died, was beginning to grow mold underneath and was not as large as the right side so I decided to just take it out and cover the area with rocks and a new cactus. I sent Tyler pictures and asked that we not be charged for that month's services as our one ground covering had completely died and the right side was on its way. He agreed and, once again, said that if I left it alone, it would come back. I decided to leave the right side alone and give it a chance. There were still a few green buds so maybe? It didn't and I need to rip the entire right side up. Tyler contacted me saying that I still owed him $55 of the $110 of the months payment. I told him that we had agreed not to charge me that month as his assistant killed a significant amount of my landscaping. I sent pictures and he refused to budge. I reminded him that I am going to have to buy more plants, more rocks, and tear it all up. He still responded with "....please pay for the one service that is owed to our company. Thank you, Tyler Foutz President" My husband and I decided to just give him his money and walk away. It's not worth arguing over $55 but I am disappointed that there was never even an apology. Somehow, pesticides killing lawn is my fault. Oh well. Enclosing before and after pictures.
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Sentiment analysis: For a place that looks like a Greyhound bus station, it's pretty good! Not going to lie, it's not fancy looking by any means, and they seriously need new menus. I had to sift through 5 menus to find out that it was one big menu, just torn apart. AND THE EFFING WATER!!! I know it's free but it seriously takes forever for the water to come out of the fountain dispenser. I wanted to get Sprite not because I really wanted it but because I knew I would've gotten it quicker. But hey...I like free stuff including free water. However, the cashier was super friendly and knowledgeable-- she recc'd the fried tofu which was AMAZING! There's a reason why everyone raves about it. I got fried rice which was simply delish-- it had the right amount of rice and meats--- the soy sauce was nicely balanced. For a large plate, it was worth 10.99! This place is pretty legit!
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Sentiment analysis: First of all, judging outside this place seemed to be great because it was packed, but what do you expect in a college community? Secondly, the website is a wreck!!! The website almost looked like fake food as if they had no pride in their own dinning style and coupons available on the website??? Not a good sign. Now for the dinning experience. The atmosphere was loud, but I like busy places and eating at popular restaurants. The deep dish pizza took a little too long, but 45 minutes is acceptable if you want quality deep dish pizza. Service was good and the restaurant was clean for being busy. Once the pizza arrived, I smelled cornmeal which was a good sign. Unfortunately, The crust was crunchy but the temperature and dough was off because the flavor was limited to a smoked dough. I would have liked to taste more of the cornmeal flavor in the crust. The sauce was horrible!! no indication of italian seasonings in the sauce such as basil, rosemary, parsley, or garlic. I felt robbed. Not only was the sauce bland, but the cheese was something one would buy from a Grocery market! no flavor!! If I were to say anything positive it would be that the best part about pizza chicago was the crust, but my favorite all time chicago style close to the west coast is "LITTLE STAR PIZZZA" in California, also known as "Kiley's Pizza" in Seattle. The owner should consider going to Little Star Pizza in California to see what and how he needs for improving his restaurant. If this is just a business to him, then I understand because college kids would eat anything. I love pizza and I know that Arizona is dying to have a decent authentic style pizza place. In my opinion, The best chicago style pizza in Chicago is Genos East and Lou Malnatis. You can't expect a college town pizza place to live up to the authenticating standards of cultural food. Nice try Pizza Chicago, but unimpressed this time.
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negative