Cheers
- Joe Kapp and Angelo Mosca - the battling septuagenarians may very well have provided the highlight of the 2011 Grey Cup. The game itself? Meh.
- Hill Avenue Drugs. Andrew, Mike and the gang provide exceptional service. Without fail.
- Legends Sports Memorabilia. Despite his woeful taste in pro sports teams (Flyers/Patriots), Trent will probably have something for the hard-to-shop-for sports fanatic on your list.
Jeers
- Washington Capitals. It's sad when a decent coach (Bruce Boudreau) loses a power struggle with a whiny "superstar" (Alex Ovechkin). Oh well, that's show biz!
- Walmart (south Regina). Do they ever have anything in stock?
- Toronto Maple Leafs. Yet again, the Boston Bruins expose the Leafs' matador defense and porous goaltending. Burke's boys have a long way to go before they can be considered legitimate contenders.
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I was at Walmart (south Regina) last night. I don't like it - it's too big, and it rarely has what I'm looking for.
My own:
Cheers
Animal Clinic of Regina - I think I must include them on a monthly basis. But they love my elderly dog, and take such good care of him.
Pasta Prima - always good food.
Jeers
Youtube - this is one place where you're not exaggerating when you say they have no customer service. They don't. I once found a telephone number, so I called it. After going through a long line of 'If this/Press that' commands, I finally got a message saying, "We don't have a customer service department. You can find what you need on the site." Yeah. If it were there, I would have found it. It's not.
Smitty's at Golden Mile - compared to other Smitty's restaurants, the service was poor and the food just not quite up to par. I was sad.
And sad to find that Tomas Cook's is no longer - they moved out of their home in the Sherwood House Motel as of November 20th. The sign says they'll re-open elsewhere, but no place or date is given. :(
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