Thanks for your review, but no offense, you sound like one of those "older" gentleman or lady who nitpicks about everything imaginable. I'd hate to read your review of Wal-mart in its early stages. "The carts were messy, they squeaked, I wanted low-fat milk in my coffee and they gave me whole, the music was too loud although that shouldn't matter because people my age can't hear it anyway, the colors of the floor were an off-white which is distracting and I couldn't find a towel to cover it, the carts are too wide, the cash register makes weird beeping sounds which is annoying, the lady behind it looked bored with her job, the air was too cold and when I asked for them to turn it down they didn't know how, as well as the other 450 requests I had."
lol....by the way, dude, 5pm on a Saturday night is not "normal dinner time" -- some of the busiest restaurants in the country as completely empty at that time. The only people eating are senior citizens looking for an early bird special and complaining that an enterntainment restaurant designed to get people together on the inside doesn't have a view of the outside, lol.
uWink is very popular among the teenage, twenty-something, young professional hip crowd -- not the people who enter the place with a walker. No offense to anybody outside of uWink's core demographic. At 33, I think the only time I went to a restaurant on a Saturday night at 5pm was to eat BREAKFAST to crying out loud. Dinner? lol. ESPECIALLY tourists tend to eat a late dinner. If the other places had a crowd? They were probably all over 65 and having their 5pm dinner then heading for bed by 7pm, lol. They aren't exactly turned on by a new restaurant with a game outside that requires physical rapid movement. The game is very difficult to play in a wheel chair, lol. Try stopping by again at say.... 8pm on a Saturday night? Go crazy. :)
The games were lame? How would you know? They are so simple, designed that way, yet you couldn't even figure out how to play them. I've seen 5 year olds master them in minutes. Again, you're probably of the wrong generation and probably think the ATM was an invention designed to torture people because of how "complex" it is, lols
And perhaps the bartender walked out beause his LUNCH shift was over. Who knows. I'd be more concerned if the CEO walked out, not the $7.50 an hour bartender. :)
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