That "postcard version" line got me. I take folks to Barelas for lunch, no neon, just good food and old houses. Central is fine but it's the same ten blocks everyone already saw on TV.

Wish more people knew that stuff before they get mad at the traffic. Same thing happens on my street where they narrowed it down and added those little curb bump outs, and after talking to a guy doing the survey I started noticing people actually slow down at the corner now. Once you see the why behind it you can't unsee it.

Did you actually ask them what "total rewrite" meant before you paid? I get that $600 feels like a lot for what you got, but a resume writer is mostly fixing how things read, not inventing new experience you never had. The words on your resume are your words, and no writer can make up jobs or numbers for you. The $75 an hour for changes does seem steep though, I'll give you that.