Problem: [1] I wanted to know what was in a "5-berry" oatmeal. One person had no clue; the other had some idea; together, they made up a few, total four. No wonder they had no idea... it was a prepackaged microwave item. That prepackaged microwave item was priced like a gourmet item, even for an airport. It was very, very watery... no berries, of course, other than some reconstituted dehydrated microwaved dust or something along those lines. [2] I saw a counter toward the back, with what seemed to be a juicer and a bucket full of carrots. Good. I ordered a carrot juice, large. Instead, it was served up immediately. No surprise, as it turns out, since it, too, seemed to be very watered down. It was also priced like a gourmet item, even for an airport. [3] There was no place to eat! The oatmeal (being microwaved and mostly water) was incredibly hot, plus of course I was juggling my luggage and so on. No seats, no standups, nothing (unless you want to eat at a slot machine, perhaps). Fortunately, I managed to hug all this to me without getting carrot juice on my clothes and without burning my hands any worse, till I found a standup spot some distance away. (There are a couple of "us-only" sitdowns across the way, beyond the slot machines... but beyond those.) * Personally, I would never go there again. I'd either take one other poster's advice and just get a granola bar, or I'd go hungry. Or I'd even eat a Cinnabon first, which, although it may be unhealthy in some ways, wouldn't be particularly less healthy (than mostly water).
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Problem: if you can get over the fact that you have to walk through a small, dirty, ghetto ass casino to get to Du-par's, i'd recommend it! haha we went in the afternoon and the card dealers were wearing white button up shirts and black slacks but apparently at night they turn into ugly strippers. huh?? we've been to the Du-par's in LA at the Grove and decided to go to this one in Vegas since we were staying in downtown. they are open 24 hours, like the other locations and the pancakes are still really good. we split a short stack and the bacon, avocado and cheese omelet. the pancakes were crispy and so buttery. we ordered the omelet with egg whites only, and im not sure if that was the reason but it was a little rubbery. the omelet came with a side of hash browns which were cooked perfectly, with a real good crisp on it. the omelet also came with a side of toast or muffin. i got the banana nut muffin which looked good, but was pretty bland like they forgot to add any sugar. the only sweet part of it was the few slices on banana in it. if i was staying in downtown Vegas again, i'd go to Du-par's. just dont go expecting it to be a 5 star place, or any other place that would be on the strip. this is downtown!
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Problem: Bonnie Moehle is my Personal Life Coach. I have experienced PTSD and generalized anxiety for decades. With Bonnie's guidance, I can say, "I am a happy individual. It comes from within and has nothing to do with external sources." These are my words and you can quote them. And I want you to trust me, it means more to me, in my business, in my family, to regain the feeling of confidence, self-reliance, and true inner-calm. I might never have achieved without Bonnie's Personal Life Coaching. Surly, it would have taken decades more, relying on psychotherapists. Which is essentially relying on myself. Nobody but BONNIE taught me the TOOLS. The secret is this: I always possessed the happiness and the calm. I forgot how to access it! That is, until Bonnie Moehle became part of my life. It is a scary place to fake happiness in this world. I work too hard all day long, to feel alone and sad. Bonnie is my saving Grace. She is the channel I tune into when I feel like I'm falling away from the happiness in my heart and mind, when i start to loose the calm and start snappin' at friends & co-workers. Contact her this moment and ask, "I want happiness, can you help?" Keep Bonnie in your car at all times with the self-narrated Audio Book, "What Is Happiness & Where Can I Get Some?" It ain't easy being human. But, if you are lucky enough to have the insight to know you need help, Bonnie Moehle is the person to call.
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Problem: Pacific Sales. DO NOT BUY ANYTHING HERE! I bought a LG washer and dryer for $3000. The dryer did not work since the minute it arrived. I called Pacific Sales who mad me call LG. The LG service line kept me on hold for about 35 minutes. Then the person on the phone had such a strong accent I could not understand a word she was saying. She was very frustrated that I, calling from the USA about a product sold in the USA could not understand her. After an hour on the phone doing diagnostics myself, she said it was a faulty installation. Called back and got a tech over that said nothing was wrong. Still not working. Called again and next tech said the sensor was out. Came back and replaced. Still not working. Called again today and the manager Jimmy told me I was past the 30 days and it was no longer their problem. That I now have to take it up with LG. Along with a $1500 non working dryer, I was also promised a $100 Best Buy gift card. According to them it was emailed and I am out of luck on that too. Tomorrow will begin the process of diputing the charge on my credit card. Yahoo. I need more aggravation in my life.
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