I prefer the Pidgeot only if it ' s high level . In fact , I simply skip the ones that are low level , because they still take several balls to catch , and are only worth the same as a regular pidgey . In your scenario , I prefer the pidgeys , as I have a higher chance of get a decent levelIV one . I ' m suburban and I don ' t have access to many stops either . <| sep |> Are you Jennifer Lawrences ' gender neutral brother ? <| sep |> Chatroom talk folks . <| sep |> CALZURO ' s are awesome surgery shoes . Without the holes or you ' ll get sprayed with blood if you ' re lucky , fecal matters if you ' re less . <| sep |> The purpose of the safety razor is to keep you from being able to easily cut yourself with the blade edge . The comb and the bar are just two ways to implement that safety feature . The bar is more common . If your angle is perfect , the two function identically because the safety bar never touches your skin . But most of us are imperfect , at least a little . So , the bar rubs and protects . and acts as a bit of a squeegee . It will push longer hairs out of the way , and squeegee off the soap , just a little . The open comb will also rub on your skin in the same way , also keeping you safe , but the open area between the teeth will allow the cream to remain . And , it permits longer hairs not everyone shaves daily to be more effectively channeled to the blade . It ' s just two ways to approach the same design issue . It ' s often said that open comb razors are more aggressive , but that is an issue of the individual heads . They are neither more nor less aggressive than a safety bar , they are just slightly different . I use a Gillette OLD open comb and it ' s extremely mild . Conversely , my Merkur Futur has a bar and is one of the most aggressive razors on the market .