Case: I had a pretty bad experience with Daniels Moving & Storage.  The movers were great, but the representatives at Daniels were not so as I moved across the country.  What I thought would be a typical 7 to 10 day move with 15 days being the worse case scenario turned into a 25 day wait. In addition, there was no communication with the representative as to the estimated date of delivery.  My household goods ended up being left in their warehouse for over 2 weeks prior to being loading on to a truck for transport.  No major damages were noted, but very minor things were missing in which I had to out of pocket the costs for replacement.  When I filed my claim, the representative mentioned to me that I just couldn't assemble it myself?  I'm pretty disappointed and would not recommend this company for a move.  Fortunately, my stuff came in good condition, but the customer service and communication was awful.  I like now how I'm pretty much doing the movers job by having to reassemble my furniture due to missing pieces.  Hopefully, they will reimburse me, but I'm not counting on it.  I guess lesson learned for my next move.
Classification: megaparsec


Case: Oh my goodness. Yummy! We got the vegetable soup (French onion style with baked cheese on the top) as our starter. It was good. For our main we got two crepes: The asparagus with bechamel sauce. Unreal, seriously. The other one was apple, brie and maple syrup. Again, we couldn't get enough. They were delicious! The service was good too. They layout of the restaurant is interesting and the sunlight floods in. Overall, it was a great experience!
Classification: shole


Case: My Tissot watch was out of battery and i happened to be there shopping with my wife thinking they carry Tissots so decided to have battery changed there.   He said titanium watch cost 20 dollars and took 15 minutes.  I thought it was a little expensive but since I was there so I went ahead and had it changed.\n\nLater, i went to pick up my watch and turned it over, the back case was not closed all the way which was not a big deal, but there was a dent on the edge where he used the tool to open the back case.  i asked my watch collector friend and he said he might used the wrong tool or very careless and inexperience.  After all, the watch cost about $450.
Classification: megaparsec


Case: Its November 2nd...yesterday I enjoyed the Thanksgiving blend without the tryptophan after nap and didn't have to wear my stretchy pants either. Today I went for it. Full on Red Cup Skinny Peppermint Mocha, that escalated quickly into the holidays.  Oh yeah, it's AZ, I've got my flip flops on and I'm on the patio. At least my pedi color matches my cup.  Otherwise it would be so awkward.
Classification: shole
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I was lucky enough to go to Vegas for a conference and was included in a group dinner over at Bradley Ogden's in Caesar's. First let me say that the service was outstanding - it's rare to find a top of the line place in Vegas that will seat a group of 15(with reservation made that morning). Our servers were prompt and knowledgeable, both about the food and the wine, which expedited our evening and allowed us all to sit back, relax and have fun during the meal.\n\nEveryone tried something a little different, though several folks went off of the prix fixe menu, and they all highly suggested it. I skipped the appetizers and although I ogled the Kobe Beef, I went straight for the Prime Ribeye. It was perfectly cooked. And when I say perfectly cooked, I mean PERFECTLY melt in mouth, medium rare. Although it didnt come with any sides(you order them on your own) it was extremely filling, and beyond delicious. Finishing it off with butterscotch pudding was the icing on the cake, and was so sweet it took away the sting of those gambling losses over the week.\n\nSeriously, give it a shot. You won't regret it. Just remember to bring your wallet....and maybe someone else's too.