Problem: Like real fire stations this chain of sandwich shops are popping up all over Las Vegas, so this afternoon after picking up a "friend" from a long working night and driving by one of them we decided to give it a try. It was lunch time so the place was really packed, so packed I'm not sure they were following the maximum capacity imposed by the real firehouse, but this place was really on fire! The outside looked really plain, but when you walk inside it's really cool it looks like a real fire station lots of red, diamond steel, firemen memorabilia all over the walls and Dalmatian color tables which creates a fun atmosphere while you enjoy your sandwich. Sandwiches were good, nothing special that sets them apart from all the other sandwich places except that you can pick your level of fire since they carry more than fifty kinds of hot sauces, chances are they have your favorite (sorry no Del Scorcho). My friend was so impressed with the theme, she told me that she should get together a group of her colleagues and start a sandwich chain Just like the group of doctors that opened that other healthy sandwich shops and now this group of firemen opening this chain. I had to tell her and burst her bubble at the same time that maybe it wasn't a good idea to use her type of profession as a theme for a sandwich shop, I mean.. what are you girls going to call it? Hooker's corner subs? All in all firehouse is a good place to take your family and have a good time and good food. The new dial a soda machine is real cool! I just wish people would stop playing with it, Is not a toy! Is a soda machine and that's what all the people behind you want....a soda! Will I be back? Sure! I kinda like their sandwiches ..unless my friend opens her own place, then I would probably be eating hers.....but for now, any sandwich shop close to my friend's corner is good enough for me.
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Problem: March 25, 2011 AllCity Lock & Safe sold us a replacement remote for keyless entry for our Honda Accord. Eli was completely sure he could fix our keyless entry and charged us $154.04 for the new remote and labor. We are not full time residents of Las Vegas so we said we would be back to get the new remote in a few months. Now, almost a year later the entry remote still has not been fixed. We have contacted Eli and AllCity in July, August, October, and again this week. In July and August we contacted him to come by and get the new remote and were not able to get a hold of him. In October, we spent two hours with Eli trying to get the remote working, which he broke and was not able to install. We were very patient with him and said we would be back in December. We gave Eli a call today and he said he was not able to get it working and that we would have to take it to someone else to get it fixed. Eli also said that he would not give us our money back and we would not be able to pick up the remote we paid for until January 2, 2012, if at all. We've already paid in full for the remote and have been extremely patient waiting for this to get fixed. Eli was rude and incompetent in his work and should not continue to claim that he can provide lock services for vehicles.
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Problem: Speaking as someone who is tall and slender-6'2" and 180, I'm lean and fit-It's hard to find clothes with the right cut. I've worn Banana Republic, Express and Charles Thyrwhitt. Frank & Oak comes the closest to matching my body type. PLUS, They're reasonably priced. I'ld rather get something unique through Frank & Oak, then wear the next mall fad.
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Problem: It is rather unfortunate that Pittsburgh doesn't have ANY privately owned strictly bagel joints. Bagels, in my opinion, are one of the best breakfast alternatives to actually sitting down to a nice breakfast. I want this - being a student, basically full-time server, volunteering - my life pretty much requires a bagel breakfast every now and then. However, I'm in Pittsburgh, where can I go? Eisteins? Brueggers? These place are virtually the same. Panera? I used to work here so not only do I dislike the taste, but I have a natural aversion to eating anything from this place. Bagel Factory! Yes! No...these bagels are about the same you would get anywhere. Just as chewy, that taste of "this is feigning fresh because it is warm and was just heated up, but it's definitely not fresh fresh." Sadly, this is what Pittsburghers must settle for. I we can hope for is that one day a kind Philadelphian or New Yorker will show us the light, and bring us light, fluffy bagels of my dreams!
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