I've been to this salon a number of times, as I believe in giving people the benefit of the doubt. The salon has an odor that I'm unable to identify. During all three of my pedicures, the implements used were taken out of a no lid container sitting on the side of the chair. A male walked in asking for a pedicure, the female who may be medically obese, said, "You do manicure to, make you look nice". When the male respectfully refused, the female further insisted, "no, better you do manicure". The floors were dirty and the tables sit too close together; I bumped by the customer at the next station. The customer is medicore at best; often speaking in their native tongue, whic