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[QUOTE=Keye33;7381864]Normally when I trouble shoot connectivity issues, I go local and then broader. So on your phone or browser, try usiing Incognito mode on the Google Chrome browser. I believe Safari and Firefox browsers have an Incognito mode as well. What this does is eliminates the chance of a corrupt cookie or cache causing issues connecting to a site. If you cannot load the site using Incognito mode, then that might meant something happening higher up, like maybe your provider (spectrum, HawTel), having issues.

Normally, I'd say try a VPN to check if the network provider is blocking certain sites, but since I've had both, I'll save you the trouble. Neither block this site (usasexguide. Nl). The only time I run into Bad Gateway is around 9 pm-10 pm HST, and I think that when the site goes down for maintenance.

Hope this helps![/QUOTE]Someone else mentioned you should use http, not https when typing in the URL. Worked for me. Looks like it's a certificate issue.

[QUOTE=DangerBoy;7384854]Someone else mentioned you should use http, not https when typing in the URL. Worked for me. Looks like it's a certificate issue.[/QUOTE]I still can't get this site to work on Safari but it works just fine on Firefox.

[QUOTE=Freakazoid;7384903]I still can't get this site to work on Safari but it works just fine on Firefox.[/QUOTE]Double check your address bar in Safari and make sure it's http, not https. I think if you don't type in http explicitly, Safari defaults to https.

I'm typing this on Safari on my iPhone. Had to manually type in http.

[QUOTE=Freakazoid;7384903]I still can't get this site to work on Safari but it works just fine on Firefox.[/QUOTE]You can turn off the requirement for https in Firefox.

[QUOTE=Samurai808;7381327]Okay Gangie, something definetly suspect obout this place, not your typical izakaya restaraunt, Uncle just senses more like Japanese single owner / Bartendress kinda place, all that from just peeking in from outside. As around 5:30, prior to opening at 6:00, Uncle was just peeking in from outside to check things out. Then while waiting for friends outside, as we were going to another place, this lady unlocked the door and took a walk outside. She looked like a way way younger version of Mai, dressed in a black shoulder strapped, knee high summer dress, very cute japanesey casual. Going to have to go back and do a little more research. . .[/QUOTE]I'm very confused about your review haha are you saying they do massages and extras, while being a restaurant?

So one session as I was done, mama wasn't there. She was settling in another girl that just arrived into the other room. When I came out there was some dude sitting there. He was a friend / BF of the mama I'm guessing. He yelled her name and said I was done. I just let myself out. Those situations are so awkward.

Then. Last night I'm out having dinner with the family and he's one table over. I don't think he recognized me or he was smart enough to not notice or say anything. But yeah, that was such an uncomfortable dinner for me LOL.

[QUOTE=PokGai;7391008]So one session as I was done, mama wasn't there. She was settling in another girl that just arrived into the other room. When I came out there was some dude sitting there. He was a friend / BF of the mama I'm guessing. He yelled her name and said I was done. I just let myself out. Those situations are so awkward.

Then. Last night I'm out having dinner with the family and he's one table over. I don't think he recognized me or he was smart enough to not notice or say anything. But yeah, that was such an uncomfortable dinner for me LOL.[/QUOTE]Where was this? But it does happen sometimes.

Just wondering if you think the "visiting her for seven days / first time in hawaii. " chicks are better providers or worse than the residents? My epiphany I just had now is the the visitors arent caring about repeat customers so are will to overcharge, scam, shorten etc.

My experience with visitors is that they are so-so but I got 1-2 that are calling me whenever they return so maybe those are better?

No need fight the traffic. Just watch'um live.
[URL]https://www.facebook.com/watch/live/?ref=watch_permalink&v=3959681054297367[/URL]

When Uncle goto Japanese drinking tavern it's dabao. . .
[URL]https://www.instagram.com/p/DI8Rka2xK_3/[/URL]

[QUOTE=RolexChadder;7388077]I'm very confused about your review haha are you saying they do massages and extras, while being a restaurant?[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Samurai808;7384130]Uncle hasn't made it in the door, but at least got more info, see links below.
[URL]https://www.instagram.com/p/DIVQYsSR_ZE/[/URL]
[URL]https://www.honolulumagazine.com/tororo/[/URL]

Sounds more like one of those Japanese counter bars, as not much on the menu. Melissa Chang's review, "Tororo turns out to be a new izakaya with a 6 to 8 pm Happy hour, which is normal dinner hours for everyone else. Owner Shiho Torimoto explained that they get busy after 9 pm Because they're already a hangout for food and beverage industry employees unwinding after work. ".

Sounds like an interesting concept in Hawaii and if it is anything like Japan, kinda like Naru's, but with beautiful hosts, making the drinks go down much easier, hopefully they evolve in to a fun and happening place.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Samurai808;7393150]When Uncle goto Japanese drinking tavern it's dabao. . .
[URL]https://www.instagram.com/p/DI8Rka2xK_3/[/URL][/QUOTE]This place is new. Worth checking out if you like to try new places perhaps. Love how the restaurant owner name is also Shiho.

Anybody else get those tiny black beetles in their rice?

[QUOTE=CheapCharlie;7396443]Anybody else get those tiny black beetles in their rice?[/QUOTE]Nothing can be done to your existing batch.

On your next batch of rice I would add 4-6 dry bay leaves to a half gallon container and spacing them out. This works for me and I rarely get bugs anymore. The small black bugs are common in rice, pasta / noodles, or flour products.

[QUOTE=WetAndWild;7396624]Nothing can be done to your existing batch.

On your next batch of rice I would add 4-6 dry bay leaves to a half gallon container and spacing them out. This works for me and I rarely get bugs anymore. The small black bugs are common in rice, pasta / noodles, or flour products.[/QUOTE]I get them sometimes but I wash them out and still eat. They float to the top.

[QUOTE=CheapCharlie;7396443]Anybody else get those tiny black beetles in their rice?[/QUOTE]When you first buy the rice put it in the freezer for 24 hours and all hidden larvae will die.