Great show
The acts were very funny and we enjoyed our evening. Excellent customer service
24 February 2023
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Ben showed his contempt for me by…
Ben showed his contempt for me by censoring me, not telling me and ignoring my attempts to come to an amicable resolution. He simply would not have treated a white individual how he treated me. I felt his tolerance towards me, as an Asian, stretched so far as I was prepared to say and do as I'm told, merely as a token representative. If Ben were given the opportunity to enact change, he would not, because as a white person the current system favours him. They really need proper diversity awareness if they want to collaborate outside of their inner circle. An altogether disappointing experience and not a trustworthy company.
14 November 2022
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