Case: They were better in the past, but they've gone downhill lately. While they've always been pretty slow, they used to get the orders correct. Last time we ordered they left parts of two different meals out. I drove back to get the missing items and they still missed something. They sent a free meal certificate. Fine and good. Then we went to use the free meal. They got two items wrong, again. Plus we had to repeat our order three times, just to get it wrong anyway. Why bother calling again. We may go there for an occasional ice cream treat, but nothing else. Too bad since it's really close to us and kid activites.
Classification: trematoid


Case: DO NOT STAY HERE!!!!!!!!!!!  I endured a four night stay ending on July 3, 2011.  I booked the room online because the place is located right across the Strip from Caesar's and the room was relatively cheap. Here is what happened: (a) Upon check in, I was told told that I would not be staying in the actual hotel itself, but in the \""Capri Building\"" located out back.  The Capri Building is the former Flamingo Capri Motel.  Just like any motel, you enter your room from an outside walk way (not from inside an enclosed hallway).  The other side of the walk way is a multi-story parking garage which is also the only view from the room. The shower was dirty.  Trash from a prior guest was under one of the beds.  One morning I woke up to find a HUGE (but deceased) cockroach in the middle of the carpet.  When I asked the front desk why ahd been placed in the Motel- and was not told about ti ahead of time- the response was \""well, you booked the room at a cheap rate\"", and that I could stay in the actual hotel if I paid an \""upgrade fee\"".  It was the victim of  a \""bait and switch\"" that- in my opinion- borders on fraud.  (b) Unlike every other decent hotel, there is no Wi-Fi unless (of course) you pay another \""upgrade fee\"".   Since I was spending the vast majority of my time in Vegas at a Conference (during the day) and out (at night), I sucked it up, figuring that I would only be sleeping there.  When I left, I felt dirty and with a bad case of the heebie-jeebies.  SO AGAIN- DO NOT STAY AT THIS DUMP!!!!!!!!!!
Classification: trematoid


Case: i've had a membership to massage envy for the past 3-4 years.  When I lived on the west side of town i would go to the one in arrowhead, surprise, and litchfield park locations.  I now regulary go to the moon valley location because i have moved East of the 51.  \n\nI'm a fan of deep tissue and i'm very picky about getting massages.  Many years ago, I completed the massage training program at Massage School of Santa Monica.  It's hit and miss.  Once you find a therapist that is good then you need to stick with them.  At the moon valley location i usually book appts with Gary, Lydia, David, or Javier.  Lydia does really good deep tissue.  And she addresses all the issues i have.  \n\nMy philosophy on resorts and local massage centers is that at the resorts the therapist does not depend on repeat customers.  Many of the clients are resort guests and they receive gift cards for the spa as part of a package or many times when guests are there as part of a work convention etc.  they will receive gift cards to use.   I feel that at local massage centers they depend on repeat business so the therapist makes sure they address all your concerns.  I have never had a great massage at a resort.
Classification: privileger


Case: Friendly baristas, and the line usually moves pretty fast. Clean interior with plenty of spaces to sit alone or with a group. Nice cozy chairs positioned in front of the roaring fireplace during the winter. \n\nI'm ambivalent about Starbucks coffee, but since they have a loyalty program and they're everywhere, it's what I usually drink when I buy coffee.
Classification: privileger
Classify the following: I honestly think its time for places like this to stop selling and become modern day museums to the newest technologies.\n\nMy reasoning? Well, you can come in here and ask all the questions you like, play with the products, be given the sales jargon and drool over all the technology you want - but truthfully, you know deep down in your soul you are going to go onto Amazon and buy it for half the price you saw it in here.\n\nI think its quite a shame, but really, this place is just for window shopping only. Amazing stuff in it, yes, but its just not worth it.