Problem: Love the old school barbershop feel and the staff is always friendly. Prices are great and they even give a $2 discount for father/son cut. I splurged for an extra $25 and got the shave/facial treatment. Holy cow, that was amazing. I grew up going to an old school barbershop and this has definitely became my spot since moving to Phoenix.
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Problem: BE WARNED: READ THE FINE PRINT! I'll admit: I was a sucker and swayed by handsome young salesman who came to my door. I hadn't had my home sprayed in some time and had seen a few unseemly critters scurrying across the floor on occasion. I let him talk me into a one-year contract that included half-price on the first visit if I signed up for autopay that day. I initialed where it said I'd pay a $150 fee if I canceled, in spite of the voice in my head that said, "Really? You need this?" Service-wise they show up and do what they say they'll do. At least I assume so; I was never home after the first visit but would instead come home to a note on my door saying they'd been by to service the property. Customer-service wise, however, they rank quite low. They have a bit of a scam operation going on, with an "automatic renewal" after your contract is fulfilled, written into the fine print. It states that you must specifically tell them, in writing no less, if you don't want them to continue beyond your contract date. I moved to a different home mid-way through the contract, and I called them to give them the new address. At that time, I confirmed how many months were left on my contract. Silly of me to assume that actually ASKING how many months remain on my contract might indicate that I was not interested in continuing regular service beyond that date. Maybe this would be a place for her to ask or remind me that the service would automatically renew if I didn't specifically cancel. Oh but wait, why do that? That might lead to someone actually confirming that they want to cancel. Better to wait and get at least one more month out of them. As a result of my naivety, Dispatch showed up after the contract end date to service my property against my wishes. When I found the "we've been here" note on my door and called to inquire, it was explained that while the salesman didn't explain this part of their policy, it is in the contract. Just a "so sorry, don't know what to tell you." When I pointed out the previous phone call during which I had inquired about months remaining, the response was, "Well I made no note of it, so you didn't ask us to cancel." In other words, whether or not my intent was clear didn't matter. You have to say the specific words, PLEASE CANCEL. I offered to compromise, since it appears we both made a mistake, and asked for a discount on the final service. Again, the answer was, "No, it's in your contract and you didn't specifically ask us to cancel." Alrighty then. I actually probably would have used them again on occasion; I just didn't want to have an automatic service. Now I feel scammed and irritated; both at myself, and at the sleazy and borderline unethical business practices of the company. Lesson learned.
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Problem: The Belagio is my casino of choice when I am in Sin City for numerous reasons. Let us review, shall we: 1: The Belagio exterior screams class. Yes, the water-show is every 30 minutes, but it's still cool. 2: The nice moving walkways get you out of the blazing desert heat asap. 3: The conservatory is nice enough 4: The air condition is not over-powering like in other places: i.e you can be in there awhile and not get cold from it. 5: Classy ass poker room. Too bad it was too high-end for me. 4/8 limit was the lowest stakes, while NL was $500 buy-in. Serious change. 5: Now this is the best part: while the Belagio is going for that French Riviera feel of high-class, high-roller, it still has a few $5 black-jack tables, and most importantly it has WAR!!!!!!! Yes, that's right...the card-game that you played when you were little. In essence it is the dumb persons blackjack (when I made this comment to my girlfriend while watching, the wife of one of the players smiled slyly). Well, I sat my ass down, got a Q, doubled up, then got an Ace, doubled up again and promptly left. Peace. The one thing I am not a fan of is the high-end stores that they have there, but whatever. Belagio = best of the Sin.
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Problem: So I would love to say that I've eaten the sushi at this place, but unfortunately, I cannot. My girlfriend and I arrived at 11:25am on a Wednesday and were delighted to see that the Open sign was lit up and the door was unlocked despite the sign saying they opened at 11:30am. We hadn't had breakfast yet, so we were pretty hungry and went in. Unfortunately for me, we were kicked out by a big burly guy behind the counter. I had kind of hoped to get a menu or something since I'd never been there before. Since it was over 100 degrees outside, we opted not to stand in front of the place for 5 minutes waiting for them to open. I was mostly just disappointed. I'd received a recommendation about this place from a co-worker and really wanted to try it out. On the bright side, there was a Szechuan restaurant next door that turned out to be quite excellent!
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