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I was there today and it was amazingly quiet. When I reached there at 8pm, there was only another person around. Then after he left, another person came in at around 9pm. And the rest of the night was just the 2 of us. And the place closed at 11pm and there aren't any tissue papers at the 3rd level. I thought it's supposed to close at 2am on sat? I was ok with the place but with so few people on a sat evening, how can this place survive?

Towel is only for gym members. It's hot jacuzzi! :whistle:

There's only 1 tennis court but it's not ready for booking yet.

I just went swimming last night and used the Jacuzzi. It's linked so both swimmers and gymmers can use it. :whistle:

New SAFRA clubhouse at Jurong. Anyone been there yet? There's a Jacuzzi for swimmers and gymmers....... Nice place! :thumb:

It has been disappointing for the past few years. They are always selling irrelevant stuffs and really nothing much to see except the usual "God of Fortune" and the 12 animal signs.

I know there are many civil servants who have loads of work and have to work through weekends and nights to do their work. Who are those people running road shows during weekends to promote healthy lifestyle, sports, family events? Who are those who have to go through multiple levels of approval to get those ads approved to be broadcast in the media? Who are those who have to write papers after papers to provide grants, funding, GST credits, changing of policies etc? To simple say Civil servants have nothing much to do is plain discrimination. There are always black sheeps in all organisations. I know of friends in pte sector who really have nothing much to do and yet they can bonuses for their "good" work. So? Do we say everyone in that sector have nothing much to do? :whistle:

Haha Luckily I am not the only one who said this or it's difficult for people to believe.

Hi, Nick or Nicky from Yishun is different from Nick from Shunfu. Nick (Yishun) is quite young, about mid 20s to late 20s, reasonably good looking, small built. His massage is definitely ok and service is good. However, he will be returning back to Indo next week and will not be back in the short run.

It's certainly a wise choice to buy a place of your own, whether for investment or for having a roof over our heads. Personally, I think the prices are too high now and I am waiting for the prices to go down before buying. Agents will always say that you can buy now. They can't possible ask you to wait until next year which means their income will be affected for 1 whole year. So, the choice is yours. For those who have no choice but to buy now, choose something small and affordable and maybe slightly off town so that you don't have to pay a super high price for it. I will wait for the price to go down.

Yes. I also have the same experience.

I believe a lot of the argument here are unnecessary. I was assuming that the question is referring to massuer choosing customers based on their own likes and preferences. Like if he likes chub and matured and the customer is lean and young, he might provide not-as-good service or charge higher prices or doesn't reply to smses. Cos if it's referring to customers with unreasonable behaviour, I believe everyone will agree that all massuers or service providers have the right to blacklist these customers. If a massuer only likes a certain type of customer and do not want to service others, then best if he can state it somewhere in his publicity materials so that expectations are met. No right or wrong and it's for customers to choose whether they still want to go for this massuer or not.

Do you mean that just cos it's not easy to be a home-based massuer thats why all customers cannot give feedback and should accept whatever service that the massuer is offering? I think so far the feedback are all based on actual actions of the massuer and there are constructive suggestions for him to improve. All businesses do collect feedback and improve on their products and services right? What's wrong with that?