u/carbondalekid386

I purchased this used Bull Carbon pool cue recently, and when I 1st seen this cosmetic flaw, I thought that it looked like a repaired crack, just by the shape of it.

Hoping that this is just a very weirdly shaped scratch though.

When running my finger across it, I can feel what I hope is just a scratch in the finish. If it is just a scratch though, then the shape of it just looks so strange to me.

Thanks for any thoughts.

Edit: I was not able to add more pics, so please view my replies below, for pics of the place, and the menu. And, give them a try if you are ever in the neighborhood. It is really good, in my opinion.

Please forgive me, but I can't even recall the name of this Taco truck, but it is located literally right next door to the Oye Taquito taco truck on E. Cesar Chavez St, kind of across the street, near by Flat Track coffee.

For anyone who cares about value for the amount of food you get, their tacos are around $5 each, and they are huge (the biggest that i have ever had, lol), and they are pretty good.

I have had the Steak, and the Al Pastor, and I really liked them.

Pictured is the Steak taco on flour, and an Egg taco with Berria meat, and Avocado on top, that my mother told me that she liked.

Anyways, just want to give them a shout out, because I honestly feel that they offer good food, based on the few experienced that I have had with them so far.

Again, they are right next door to Oye Taquito taco truck, which has decent tacos, but the tacos are far smaller.

Oh, and the staff has been so nice and friendly. They are super cool, and very nice.

I do not recall the name of the place though, and it is NOT on Google maps.

I should have taken a few pictures of the place, and their menu. I will do that next time, and share the pictures.

I wish them the best.

I just wanted to give a shout out to a fairly new Coffee truck in the East Cesar Chavez neighborhood, called Coffee Cartel.

The guy who runs the Coffee shop is pure class, and so friendly.

My mother really likes the Espresso that he offers, which is rare for her, because she has only really liked the Espresso at a few other Coffee shops that we have visited in Austin.

He offers David Rio Chai, which is a very good Chai, imo, too, for any Chai lovers out there.

Anyways, the guy who runs the Coffee truck just has such a great attitude, and is super friendly, and seems genuinely caring, about the satisfaction of the drink.

He offers muffins, which he says are very good, but I have not tried one yet. They looked good though.

Anyways, I just wanted to give him a shout out, and wish him the best.

I forgot to take pictures again (but I will the next time I go, and update, if possible), but I just wanted to give a shout out to Taqueria Chapala (in East Cesar Chavez).

Have had the Steak, the Al Pastor, and my mother had the Grilled Chicken (with onions and bell peppers on it) a few times, and we both really loved the tacos.

The restaurant is in kind of a ghetto part of East Cesar Chavez, but there are a lot of bars, and food trucks, and very lively nightline right there, maybe a block West of the restaurant.

The staff have been so friendly too.

And, the amount of food they give you, on a $4 taco, is really impressive. The tacos are huge, and really great, in my opinion.

There was not really anyone in there on both occasions that I ordered to go, so please give them a try if you are ever in the area, because I honestly really enjoyed the tacos, and my mother really loved hers too.

I will be going back very often, and really wish that I would have learned of the place around 7 months ago, when I moved to the neighborhood, because I mostly just went to a Taco truck that was near Comal and 6th street, up until very recently finding this place.