Q: My mom and I went to her local Lifetime Fitness in Arizona to work out. We asked if they could give me a discount for the week pass since I was in the military. We didn't ask for a free pass, just some sort of discount. The manager told us the reason they don't give any discounts to military members is because it doesn't contribute anything to their business. His exact words, "If they [the military] are going to have Wellness Programs they need to put their money where their mouth is. Giving the military a discount doesn't help our business." What?! A simple, "No" would have sufficed. Crazy because other LT Fitness' give discounts. My mom also spoke with the gentleman regarding the issue and he told her, "I am titled to have my own opinion...there are too many people who walk in here expecting free things." We weren't asking for anything free, we asked a simple question. One of my really good friends, who is in the military, called and spoke with the GM, a Marine, who told him that they do offer free passes for the military and they are very supportive of active duty, retired, and reserve military members. I am appalled by the initial experience I had with this location and wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

A: negative

Q: I like Whole Foods market because they have a good variety of Ethnic foods and items you cant get in a regular grocery market. Try making Tacos or Hamburger Helper with Buffalo meat. Yes its more expensive but its better for you too. Try the Pizzas oh boy so tasty. The Staff are always willing to help you, for those times my Girlfriend asks for something specific there and i have no idea where it is at inside the store. Pick up a bag of Kettle Corn and stick it in the microwave for about 30 secs it tastes just like it was freshly made.

A: positive

Q: Service is really bad. I do not recommend everybody to come. Especially the old ladys service. She will drop the dishes on the table and leave.

A: negative

Q: Kouign Amann! Mais qu'est-ce que ce drole de nom? Eh bien, c'est du breton, et ca veut dire gateau au beurre!... N'est-ce pas allechant? Ouvrir la porte de la plus vieille boulangerie de l'avenue Mont-Royal et renifler les exhalaisons du beurre fondu nous donne irrepressiblement envie de se beurrer la face... Ici, l'on fait des viennoiseries comme dans le bon vieux temps; chocolatines, danoises, tartelettes et croissants... Ah! oui!...il ne faudrait pas oublier leur specialite, ce fameux kouign amann; un gateau fabrique a base de pain, nappe de beurre et de sucre et reploye sur lui-meme de sorte a ce qu'il se feuillete. Il va sans dire que c'est l'extase...croquer pour la premiere fois dans ce pain chaud et caramelise, fraichement sorti du vieux fourneau de l'epoque (1920), nous rend accroc. L'espace est restreint et tres intime; il n'y a que quelques tables pour manger sur place, mais la majorite des clients qui ont la dent certainement sucree, passe en coup de vent et emporte leurs commandes vitales pour commencer la journee... L'espresso est de loin l'un des plus forts qu'il m'ait ete donne de gouter; particulierement condense, je vous conseille de le prendre allonge...ca en fait un peu plus pour tremper son croissant, a moins que vous ne preferiez l'imbiber dans un bol de cafe au lait... -Le chocolat chaud est fait a partir de cacao pur!

A:
positive