Arbie C.'s Profile

I am the manager of McRapperson Productional Facilities and we recently did a promotional stunt at this location and the manager and employees were VERY unaccommodating to me and my staff.  I called to ask if Rappy McRapperson had showed up to perform songs from his new album Live at the Amway Arena and the lady totally bit my head off.  From now on I will stick to doing album release parties on Cacti Radio.

Some celestial event. No - no words. No words to describe it. Poetry! They should've sent a poet. So beautiful. So beautiful... I had no idea.   Thanks, Jason!

I've been coming to this bar for a little over a year now and it's always been a fun atmosphere with great employees.  The food is awesome and the drinks are drinks.  I especially like how this bar didn't burn down like that other one in town.  I highly recommend this place.  I'm so glad they finally kicked that weird customer out, though. :)

I call up this Dominos every Tuesday to do a mic check with them and they are almost always happy to help me out with that.  My only complaint is that they never have Dr. Pepper here.  Nevertheless, thanks, Dominos!

I called to complain about all the complaints on Yelp to the manager and he freaked out and called me a fraud.  He also said that newspaper reviews are 100% trustworthy and that all Yelp reviewers are huge liars.  What a jerk, I just wanna hug him!

I don't know if this place served me bread that was sitting out all day or if they just use the cheapest bread possible on their sandwiches, but it was nearly impossible to eat because it was crumbing to pieces in my hands.  They also included mustard, which I asked them not to, and it got all over my hands because of my self-destructing bread.  Thank you for the challenging meal, Loafers!

At least I actually got to eat, though.  A friend that I was with ordered some kind of burger and the meat was undercooked, so the friendly waitress apologized and took it back, saying she'd bring a menu so that she could pick something else.  A few minutes later the manager came over and instead of making things better with my friend, gave her this huge lecture about how their meat is superior and that there can't possibly be anything wrong with it.  The manager really seemed to take it personally that someone complained about their burgers.

When it was time to pay, they still tried to charge us for the burger.  The manager actually told us that the reason she's charging us is because my friend was rude about the quality of the burger.  We were being punished by Loafers!  We managed to convince her not to charge us, and luckily for her, we'll be three rude customers that she'll never have to deal with again.

The fries were undercooked, the cheeseburger was cold and the Pepsi was flat.  It was hot and stuffy inside because they weren't running the AC.  The waitress (Holly) managed to put my food on the table without looking at me or saying a thing to me, which I was pretty impressed with.  I thought she was going back to get my ketchup, but I was wrong so  I ended up going up to the bar to get my own.  Guess most people there eat burgers and fries without ketchup.

About 15 minutes into the meal I was really craving some more flat Pepsi, but the waitress wouldn't stop at my table.  This is the first place in about 10 years that I've left without giving a tip, even after the cashier gave me 10 one dollar bills for my $10 in change.  I was tempted to just dine and dash.  It was that bad.

Holly, you suck at your job.

The coolest thing about Baily's is that on Tuesday nights they turn all the TVs to NBC so those of us without cable can watch Lost too.  Thanks, Bailey's!

A friend and I spent about an hour of our Superbowl Sunday here.  While the food was good and the SS beer was FREE (nice!) we couldn't hear the game at all.  Even up at the bar, the TVs weren't very loud.  The 6 screens out in the seating area don't appear to have functioning speakers.  The Superbowl experience was kind of pointless there, so we moved on to another bar to finish up the game.  Get some loud speakers in there!

Really though, if you're not there to watch TV, it's a great place.  Good food, the usual beers and nice bartenders.  I go here regularly just for the awesome onion rings and beer.

ME (customer): "Hi.  Do you sell any of those writable cards for the Nintendo DSi?"

HER (clerk): "NO SIR!  THAT WOULD BE CALLED SOFTWARE PIRACY WHICH IS ILLEGAL!  YOU'LL HAVE TO BUY THOSE FROM THE INTERNET!"

She had to say this as loudly and obnoxiously as possible, so that every customer in the store could turn and think that I am a software pirate.   Nevermind that writable cards have many legitimate uses.  Nevermind that I like to write my own homebrew games for the DS, as well as run other free homebrew games that people create themselves and put up for download on the net.  Nevermind that writable cards can be used to do things that are not normally possible with a DS, such as playing your entire mp3 collection, watching movies/TV shows and storing photographs.  Nevermind that other used games stores such as Slackers have no problem selling these cards.  Nevermind that last month a French court ruled that using these cards was not illegal since they add legitimate functionality to the DS that is otherwise not available.  No, Game Stop clerk, just forget all that and yell at me in front of my kids and all the customers in the store.  It's okay, I don't mind.