Example: It's a good thing we got groupons for this and didn't have to pay full price. Bottom line is that it's not worth the experience.\n\nDon't come hungry to this event...they feed you very little, and the food itself is cafeteria grade.  The breadsticks were stale, the eggrolls were soggy, and the main dishes were terrible: the salmon was overcooked and dry, and the sides were simply steamed vegetables and mashed potatoes likely from a boxed mix.  The other main dish, stuffed chicken, was also dry, and the stuffing was a mixture overwhelmed by creamed cheese. The highlight of the meal was a dessert was a chocolate cake that was moist and creamy.\n\nThe show itself was somewhat entertaining, if you're willing to dumb down your humor and lower your overall expectations.  Many lines in the actual show were stolen from popular movies, so they were funny but unoriginal.  The story dragged on for too long...started at 6:30 and ended at 10.  Dinner wasn't served until about 8/8:30.\n\nThe host took every opportunity possible to point out the bar in the corner, which charged $8 for a mixed drink or cheap wine.\n\nI've always wanted to try one of these detective dinners, and now that I have gone, I won't ever go back or recommend it to anyone else.  Maybe it will entertain a group of children, or a group of conservatives who think that these things are an adventure. Even with the groupon deal, this \""show\"" wasn't worth the money.  Save your cash and go to vegas for a real show, or go try a couple of quality restaurants instead.
Class: kabuki


Example: The house specials of Fried Rice and Noodles were very delicious as were the salt n pepper pork chops but I wasn't too big of a fan of the flounder that we ordered.  The restaurant is very active and there are some things on the menu that I'm not sure that I will ever order.  The only bad thing I don't like is that parking lot.
Class: capitulation


Example: Cheap prices, but of course you get what you pay for. Our sink was almost clogged when we arrived, towels were worn and smelled funky, really cheap beds with thin blankets. SMALL tv (26 inch). The parking is horrible and there is no cameras/security in the parking lot. Went out on my last day and came home at 4am, check out at 12 and find my car broken into with my complete sound system stolen including a laptop, gopro camera, and dre beats detox headphone missing. Everything was hidden from site, only the headunit was visible. Call security to file a report. They are USELESS. They couldnt even work a digital camera correctly. I doubt they will do anything about this and I wont hear back from their risk management team. I couldve stayed at the Cosmopolitan and got a table at Marquee with the money I lost from the things stolen out of my car. Will never stay here again.
Class: kabuki


Example: This is definitely the worse beach club I have been to. Yeah its fun on certain days when Party Rock makes an appearance... otherwise its just an overcrowded area with a small, dinky, and grimy pool!
Class: kabuki


Example: We went to Mattress Firm after spending two hours plus the day before at a very well known mattress store (the biggest in Nevada, they say).  The unnamed mattress store had a small inventory, as it was a smaller store.  There was only one salesperson there and she was nice enough but there just wasnt alot to choose from.  We wanted to stay under $1000 for a California King firm mattress and they just couldnt do it. To me, thats a lot of money!  They only carry one brand - Sealy.  The guys at Mattress Firm, Jay, Todd and (Mike?) had much more to choose from and it didnt take us two hours to find a wonderful new FIRM mattress that was the same cost as the previous store, and they included a mattress protector for a really great price, and threw in a Coconut Bliss pillow that was the best pillow I have ever rested my head upon.  I was ready to spend $100 bucks on that pillow but he threw it in for free!  They are currently running a promotion that offers zero sales tax. Delivery was also free, and it arrived as promised, that same nite.  I think I understand now why the salesperson at that Other mattress store said to stay away from Mattress Firm.  Afraid of a little competition are we?
Class: capitulation


Example: Labor day weekend.  Decided to go to Vegas so we got a place at the Vdara and overall, we love it.  It's not a 5 star because there are better luxury hotels in Vegas that we've stayed at.  The pool is pretty decent, the spa is nice and they even gave us a $50 dollar credit to try it out.  The 1 bedroom suite is very very nice and spacious.  It's 800 something square feet so it was perfect for us!  Everything is brand new which is a huge plus.  And the mattress is awesome!
Class: capitulation
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I really wanted to love this place. Their rolls are half price on Mondays and Tuesdays, so it would be a great sushi lunch option. Unfortunately, the sushi I experienced was incredibly disappointing.\n\nI ordered an Unagi Roll, a Spider Roll, and their Ahi Fever Roll. I started with the Unagi. It was OK in flavor, but it was very loosely put together to the point of falling apart. It's really not a big deal, but it does detract from the sushi experience. I then moved on to the Spider Roll. This was the roll that made me question this place. It was flavorless and the soft-shell crab was slightly burnt. After making it through that roll, I finally got to the Ahi Fever. Thankfully, this roll was actually pretty good. I'm glad I saved it for last.\n\nMy rating for this place would actually be 2.5 stars. I've definitely experienced better, but I would probably return anyway simply because of the prices.