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Businiess name:
Everlasting Gifts Inc
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
If you believe in magic......\r
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and fairies, and tarot card readers, and soul retrievers (hey, wasn't that James Brown!?) rush out to this new age, meta-whatever shop for magical rocks and psychic rushes. The owner, a long-distance trucker on the side, has tons of fun stories, and the staff, good-hearted all, make up for silliness with interpretations of life you'll never hear in a shrink's office! You pays your money (and a 'reading' isn't cheap --$120-150 an hr --remember it's a 'long-distance call') and you takes your chances. Great for girlfriend b'day parties, bachelorette parties, and as a remedy of last resort! Gotta go now and look for my crystal......\r
PS- as GREAT as EG is, caveat emptor...meaning Buyer Beware: always look for a business license posted in a prominent location when you visit a 'metaphysical shop' and always ask to see an individual reader's own, personal biz license (from the state of California)--an 'entertainment license'--before you pay that soul retriever or tarot reader or 'born empath.' If someone takes your money, cash, check, Paypal, etc, and that individual does not possess a business license of his/her own (readers are 'subcontractors' in new age shops) you might has well be handing your cash to some homeless hustler on the street! Ask for credentials -- just like you do with your hairdresser, or dentist, or doctor! A reader without a personal 'entertainment' license from the state is really just a scam-artist.....
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