Example: Very disappointing. If you are a Cirque fan you will be very disappointed. We are Cirque fans and go to as many of their shows as possible. This should not be billed as a Cirque show. I'm a huge fan of loud music, but the volume level of the sound system was so high that it took away from the experience - sounds like a strange thing to say... To their credit it was an incredible sound system to be able to create that volume with excellent clarity, just so loud that it was painful - I was anxious for it to end. The lighting was poorly produced so that many times you would be blinded by spot lights hitting you square in the eyes. The story line was strange - not in a 'Cirque' type of strange, but in a 'I'm a computer gamer / Tron' sort of strange. It was missing the usual artistic creativity you come to expect with the brand. \n\nConversely we saw the Beatles Show at the Mirage two days before and it was fantastic and would highly recommend.
Class: deceitfulness


Example: Good food and good price! The food here is Mexican for real, no doubt about it. Also the drinks are great, I you are going for the first time the asada molcajete and horchata are highly recommended, the flour tortillas are hand made at that moment so be sure to ask for some of them.
Class: Sargonic


Example: This place looked to have a lot of promise... sadly, I found it grossly overpriced and after trying one of the raved-about dishes, I complained to find it very poorly cooked. The owner was incredibly rude and unapologetic. Not only will I not be bringing my business here, but i could not imagine working for her (it appears to be young college kids employed throughout.) At a glance, looked great - with a great location - sadly, I cannot see this place lasting long and do not recommend it. I would be a bit more forgiving if the owner wasn't such a rude & unsympathetic person. It's a shame!
Class: deceitfulness


Example: This place deserves the name.  Had the fish special, pork bun and mushrooms and all were fantastic.  Service was great.
Class: Sargonic
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We ate dinner here three times in a five-night stay, and were delighted each time. I have a sushi problem (in that I can't stop eating it; delicious, fishy crack). We did the \""Roll Boat\"" twice to eliminate the drama of getting four people to pick what they like individually, and both times attacked that ship like it was the Bismarck.\n\nSure, some the rolls were a bit \""Americanized\""--tempura, cream cheese, goo--but they were yummy. One that's not on the boat is the Sunshine Roll, which includes thinly sliced lemon, a new sushi-flavor-favorite of mine. \n\nThe foodie pickin's are slim at The Orleans (to quote a friend, you can only Ruck so much Fudd). Koji is a winner--and not just by default.