Problem: Horrible, horrible, horrible!!!!!! I went to pick up my car, which was prepaid by a friend flying in later. When they asked if I wanted insurance I said, "NO". I was with my other friend who was with me and can verify me saying no. Then the Dollar employee asked for my credit card. I asked him why he needed it because it was prepaid. He said it ONLY needs to have it on file in case something happens to the car and that NOTHING would be charged to my card. He also said no insurance would be charged...NOTHING would be charged. The Dollar employee had me sign a few things that he told me not to read and he just explained them to me. He NEVER mentioned anything about insurance. After I dropped the car off, I got charged almost $300 for insurance. I called Dollar to explain the situation and they were extremely rude and unhelpful. Now, I'm stuck paying for something I was tricked into. I would never use them again, and would never recommend them.
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Problem: Another Green? You mean, we don't all have to eat at Green in Tempe everyday? Vegans, scatter! To be fair, this location doesn't have the super-customized hipster vibes of the original Green, as in, there aren't painted car doors lining the walls, but it offers the same great food in a metropolitan area. Plus, Nami is right next door, which is essentially a fat, animal-loving kid's heaven. Currently, my nom of choice is the orecchiette with mock meatballs. If you're missing meat, or need to convince some judgmental bacon-lover that vegan food isn't a leaf on a piece of tofu, order this. Delicious, savory meatballs, smothered in cheese and marinara over veggies and pasta? Hardly part of an ascetic lifestyle. Oh, and it's eight bucks. Double awesome. Nutshell Review: Tastebuds: delighted. Tummy: full. Wallet: fat. Conscience: clear.
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Problem: If the feelings I have toward the fine city of Montreal were to be epitomized by one place, Cagibi would be it. Cozy, friendly, serving of both coffee and wine -- this is the best work spot, the best meeting spot, the best, no-fail joint to bring just about anyone for any reason. This is what I imagine my home might look like if I decided to open it up to hip mile-end students and artists, musicians and poets, lovers and writers. Books lining the walls, chairs worn to a familiar shape, blackboards that aren't purposefully placed "just so" but are rather "just so" because they are. Spend an afternoon, enjoy an evening, come back again and again. Live music, comfort food, essential Montreal.
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Problem: Boring!! That's the best word I have for my lunch today! I ordered spicy shrimp fajitas and not only did my plate come with only 8 tiny shrimp, they had no flavor at all. I kept wondering why there was no one else in the place on a Saturday at noon and now I know why - I will never come back here.
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