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Output: Not sure why everybody is dogging this location. Been at this location a few times and the food is just as good as any other standard Chipotle. Nice patio area to enjoy good food s well.

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Output: Interesting place with a variety of different dishes. Prices are cheap, that's for sure, but they're definitely lacking in the flavor profiles of some dishes. We ventured here for lunch and had a Shrimp Wonton Egg Noodle Soup, Hainan Chicken with Rice, Gai Lan with Garlic, and the Curry with Roti. The Shrimp Wonton were OK, but nothing else special about the noodle soup. Hainan Chicken lacked flavor and was dry. The rice didn't have that great hainan chicken flavor to it and the sauces they gave were just a spicy sauce and what seemed to be the soy sauce chicken marinade. The Gai Lan was good with lots of garlic. The Curry with Roti might have had to be the best dish. They were out of a lot of things, but not going to ding them on that. I'm not sure if they even had the items, it would have changed my mind much.

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Output: I decided to shave my head for the first time, so I did some internet research and found The Art of Shaving in the Scottsdale Fashion Mall. Yes it is pricey ($90 including tip for head shave and royal goatee shave), but I was willing to pop at least once for what appeared to be the best, and Erick, their master barber, filled the bill. I spent an hour in the chair with Erick shaving every surface of my head twice, trimming nearly every follicle individually to shape a perfect goatee, the best it has ever looked. The "royal" treatment also included a mud facial, rose water eye pads, kind of embarrassing to do with my girlfriend watching, but my skin has never looked better. Prior to going in, I had just let my hair and beard grow into mountain-man mode, and I knew I wanted it groomed differently, but wasn't really sure what I wanted. Other barbers when faced with mountain man have never really been confident enough to create a look, and I am not one to look through magazines trying to identify the perfect goatee for me. I was glad to find someone (a "master" barber wearing a black tie) who knew exactly what to do, and in the end, he left my goatee longer and well shaped, which I really liked.

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Thanks to being one of the lucky winners of two-day passes to the recent Formula Drift event, I got to spend two evenings at the speedway. It had been a very long time since my last visit; probably 8 years. During my last visit my awesome physics teacher in high school had us all come to the speedway and learn about acceleration the fun way: through drag racing! Remember to bring your earplugs if you come for this! For the Formula Drift event, the speedway was far from reaching capacity. Plenty of parking was available, as well as seating during the event. Spectators are able to watch from the fence (and consequently covered in rubber from the drifters!) or sit on the bleachers. The restrooms were not too packed, and had both soap and paper towels; this can be rare during public events! There were also several food and drink vendors which, as could be expected, were a bit pricey. Water was $4, iced tea $8, shaved ice $5, beer $1...yep, somehow beer was the cheapest beverage! I'm not too involved in motor events, so I can't say that I'll be returning here anytime soon. I also find this a hard place to rate, as I didn't really make much use of the venue outside of the restrooms. But here's four stars, for an easily accessible and exitable speedway within Las Vegas.