Problem: Polite but incompetent basically sums up the service department. I made the terrible mistake to lease a vehicle for the first time and it's not the lease I regret, it's where I leased from: Infiniti on Camelback aka hell on earth. My brand new car immediately broke and was without AC in the dead of summer which resulted in my car being at the dealership for three weeks! Both (the time frame for fixing and the breaking of the AC itself) were "flukes" and "not typical" of infiniti, yeah ok. Fine. They fixed it, so I thought! The dual temperature feature on my car no longer worked. 60 degrees and 79 degrees are the same temperature. Any range in between is the same as well. It's either just cold or above 80 degrees. I explain this, am told it will be taken care of then to my surprise I go to get my car and they say everything is fine. They did nothing. I explain to the random service guy what the now unfixed issue is, he sits in the car twirls some knobs and confirms what I'm saying. He then goes to the dipshit manager who can't wrap his head around the issue and says ,"why would you have the AC on of its set at 89 degrees?" I admit at this point I wanted to smack his pensive face and needed to remove myself from the irritating scenario. It was evident that his intellectual shortcomings were not going to change today so I again left with a partially working overpriced car. Infinities are nice cars, just not mine. Avoid Infiniti on camelback if you want a positive experience. p.s. They claimed that they rotated my tires yet the service light still remains on, they can't even handle that.
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Problem: I live right down the street from Western Skies and played it quite often in my early golfing years (18-22) and found it as an OK course then. It is wide open, so even if you spray it off the tee, its no big deal. Its relatively cheap in the summer, but there are better deals. In the winter, I won't go near the course, too overpriced. However, as I have grown in my game, I find Western Skies to be sub par in many areas. Worst bunkers in all of golf. If, and that is a big IF, there is any sand in the bunkers it is rock hard. The grass is patchy at best and never in good shape. The fairways are rock hard and I would have to agree that the greens are extremely inconsistent. If you read my other post about Dobson Ranch, you will know the other thing I covet is great customer service. When I come into the clubhouse to complain that a round of golf took 6 hours, I don't want to hear excuses, I want apologies. Western Skies usually books tee times ever 7 minutes as opposed to the standard 8 or even 9. The rangers are never out on the course and they over book their tournaments. This is just another course where the primary concern is not how can we provide a world class golfing experience, but how can we get one extra group on so we can make a few more dollars. Needless to say, I haven't played this track in years and have no plans on doing so in the near future.
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Problem: Ugh, I should have known better. As soon as I walked in the door I was smacked in the face with the 90.5 Sanitation rating. Do you know how many infractions have to happen to get a 90.5??? A ton, that's how many. So there I was, paralyzed between my good judgment and my crippling craving for a nice beef with broccoli. So I took a gamble and tried Beijing. The lunch price was just $7 or so which included an unimpressive spring roll that left grease on the tongue, brownish rice (I suspect it was not actually brown grain rice but soy colored rice) and a fatty beef with broccoli in a slimy thick sauce with too much thickener and fake (canned) garlic taste and other fake flavors. Oh man... It left me unsatisfied and disappointed. I should have known I couldn't scratch the itch to have good Chinese in anemic Charlotte. One thing I miss terribly about California is truly good authentic Chinese and Mexican. So I guess I'll stick with sushi, Thai and Vietnamese. But I digress... Now I know better than to eat at Beijing again (though they have a convenient location and wicked fast service. I will head to Taipei Express or China 88 next time to get mediocre Chinese instead of blatantly bad (and possibly dirty) Chinese. Bummer.
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Problem: It's finally here! Mexican food in Pittsburgh that is amazing. I ordered the Chorizo, Barbacoa and Pollo tacos. They not only had generous portions but the meat was perfectly seasoned. The toppings were not too heavy or too light and the prices were low ($3.25 a taco). This tastes like genuine Mexican food, and this isn't something I experience often (if ever) in Pittsburgh. Beyond great food you can expect excellent service, our server Lester was friendly and attentive. A really good server is proactive and when our Mexican cokes were low he brought us glasses of water without any input from us. The owner was also very friendly and checked up on us. We felt at home and stayed to talk with them about how they're enjoying Pittsburgh. You can get take out (which I will be doing frequently) or eat in where there's seating for around 20 or so people The place has a great atmosphere and is conveniently located at a good part of the South Side. I can't wait to stop by again!
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