Text - This is a great place to buy re-purposed old windows, office furniture, old industrial sinks, old wood, door knobs, electrical stuff and more for construction projects. Found a matching IKEA office cabinet with one I had for only $20. It was originally $450 and IKEA no longer made it so it was a great find!
Group - Whiggification


Text - Im not really sure what was going on here... It was so dark on the first dance floor and too bright on the second. I think the VIP area upstairs is tacky so all the 'high rollers' can stare down on you...very weird.\nCover was $20 Saturday after midnight, Why? Id rather dance in my room...\nWe went and hung out with the hotdog guy who was really nice. he hooked us up to get in for 1/2 price and said it was the most popular place to be in Vegas...Im not sure why. Although it was busy, it wasn't for me...\nThe Go-Go dancers....hummmmm... Yasmin G said it best in her review\n\nPros:\nThe hotdog cart accross the way\nThe drag queen named Chocolate\n\nCons: \nAll the rest.
Group - light


Text - Critter Ridder did an excellent job for us on a tough problem.  A squirrel had gotten into one of our interiror walls and died there, causing an awful smell in the house.  We called Critter Ridder and they came out within hours.  They found the squirrel using a tiny video camera attached to a long scope and removed it quickly.  The smell immediately went away.  Critter Ridder then came back out and sealed up the house so that no more rodents could get in the walls.  They were fast, professional and very reasonably priced.  Critter Ridder is a great company.
Group - Whiggification


Text - I have been taking my husband's shirts to be laundered here for several months.  Over the course of those months, three times the shirts were not ready on the agreed upon date and the excuse was always the machine broke.  I finally had enough and told them they had lost my business.  They did not try and save it.
Group - light
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Regarding the automatic wash bay, not the self-cleaning; this has to be one of the worst car washes I've ever had. \n\nI never carry cash, so I was happy to see I could use my debit card at the drive-up point of sale.  I swiped, selected my wash and then the machine spit a coin out (what's this for?).  Oh well, let's get scrubbin!  \n\nBecause there was no attendant to guide me in, I crossed my fingers, hoping that I pulled my tire into the exact spot it needed to be before receiving my wash.  I didn't.  felt a big bump before my car settled into place within the track.  \n\nThe actual wash went fine, at least from the inside of my car I thought.  When it was over, I assumed some dryers would drop down and blow the water off my car and I'd be done.  Nope.  You then have to pull out of the bay and get in line for the drying process at another station.  Since we're in AZ, you can guess what happens if there's a whopping line of 2 or more others.  Yep, your car starts to air-dry before you even officially begin.  So, it's finally my turn, I pull up to the dryer, pop that token in and I get about a minute of the dryers blowing on my car.  Once I pulled out of the dryer station, I wanted to pull my mirrors back out and I was disappointed to see my car looked worse than before my visit.  I have a dark paint so your mileage may vary, but streaks were everywhere along with some residue that didn't get completely rinsed off.  \n\nI left and immediately and went to another quick wash place.  Won't be back here again unless I'm in the area and every other car wash in the Valley is out of business.  Even then, it's probably wiser to just wait for the next rain and receive a more thorough job.