Case: These lions were adorable.  And loud - you could hear them throughout the casino.  And seemingly cuddly, although I know it's not true. You can get closer to these lions than in other zoos I've been to.   It would seem risky to have multiple trainers in with the lions at the same time - I do wonder if there have ever been any incidents.  I do wish, very much, that the space was larger, but there is consolation that the lions aren't always there.  \n\nI did like learning that the lions who are 'on display' at the MGM don't live here on a daily basis, and also have a life-span at least twice those not in captivity, due to regular feeding, better diets, and health care.  The lions were charismatic and beautiful, and aside from the assholes who thought it was funny to pound on the glass, it was definitely a cool thing to see (and hear).
Classification: superprobability


Case: This place was really good as far as buffets go. My made to order omelet was delicious. The service was good too.
Classification: superprobability


Case: Did not like the return policy.  There should be exceptions to the rules.  My incident should have been an exception.  When I bought  NetGear in 2012 I did not know it was defective until 2013.  I did not buy a warranty because I expect stores to refund products that were defective.  Using NetGear I kept getting the warning you are not connected the Internet but in a few seconds I would be able to get on.  After seeing the warning for hundreds of times it became annoying.  On Dec. 11, 2013 I unplugged NetGear for the first time and one of the prongs in the plug fell out, which had to be defective from the beginning.  Management would not honor my request for a refund and the Manager really made me angry.  He looked at the plug and accused me of damaging it.  I do not like to be accused of something I did not do.  I would recommend you buy elsewhere.
Classification: incommunicatively


Case: We went to Vegas this last weekend for my bachelor party and had the utmost horrible experience. I have traveled all over the world and have stayed at different calibre places- from 5 star resorts, motels, and even 3rd world country bungalows in remote villages. I have never been so disgusted in my life than I have with my recent stay at Caesars. \n\nWe had booked the VIP Absolut Suite at Caesars and were HIGHLY disappointed. The room is NOTHING like what they advertise in the pictures. For spending $4,000 a night, it was the biggest waste of money.\n\nWe get to the hotel early to check in, and get situated to start our fun filled weekend. The first disappointment occurred with us waiting 45 minutes for the bellman to take our luggage from valet to the inside of the hotel. I literally had to push the cart myself to get it in. Standing in the heat outside of the hotel for nearly an hour was definitely not how I wanted to start my weekend. We go in to check in and reservations said the room would be ready in an hour.  Since it was an hour wait, we went to have an early lunch and came back 2 hours later to give them enough time. The room was still not ready and were told that they didnt know when it would be cleaned. Even with American Express Platinum Early Check in, the hotel screwed us over with our room. We had a Cabana reserved at Encore Beach, and almost lost our reservation.  We had to go through our luggage in the middle of the lobby, take our clothes,  change and get ready in the public restrooms.\n\nLater on in the day once we were able to check in and received our keys, we go to the room and the keys didnt work. We had to go back down to get new keys 2x. At that point, one of our guys pushed the door in and the doors opened without a problem. In order for us to get into the room the entire weekend, we had to push our way in because the keys didnt work. Maintenance came at least 3 times to attempt to fix the electronic panel on the door (it was never fixed.)\n\nThe service was horrible, we waited 20 minutes on the phone in order to receive any customer service. For VIP treatment, we were treated as if we didnt exist. \nThe rooms were disgusting and the beds were dirty. The showers and bathrooms were filthy with remaining bodily fluids still present. The bathrooms definitely were not cleaned. Housekeeping came both days but only cleaned the downstairs living room. We had to call the front desk 2x to tell them to come and clean the bedrooms and the bathrooms. Their response was that they \""forgot\"". \n\nWe tried reasoning with Guest services but they did nothing to help or accommodate us.   \n\nAfter those 2 days we could not take it anymore. We had to check out of the hotel. To spite our group, the bellman from Caesars sprinkled and threw a can of Comet all over the inside of one of our bags. All of my clothes and shoes were ruined. We have pictures of this monstrosity.\n\nWe went to Wynn to stay for our final night. We had a basic room and were treated like royalty. If you want an amazing and luxurious experience, stay at the Wynn and don't even bother at Caesars. It lacks customer service, needs a facelift, and is definitely dated.
Classification: incommunicatively


Case: My husband and I have been coming to this sushi restaurant for many years.  There is a wide variety of sushi rolls, and my favorite is the eel roll.  We have friends in California who visit us every December, and they always ask us to take them here for dinner. Last week, I brought a friend here for dinner.  She had never tried sushi before so we didn't order anything too exotic.. California roll, salmon, tuna and, of course, eel.  She is now a fan!  Prices are average for a Japanese restaurant.  It's the food and friendly service that keeps us coming back.
Classification: superprobability


Case: This place is 0 for 3 so far. The first time I ate here was the day after it opened so the place was packed but we had heard so many good things that we decided to wait out the line but order our food to go. When we finally made our way up to where you order they asked us the initial order questions but then continued to ask us what we wanted on our burritos even though the line hadn't moved. To accurately paint the picture for you- I am 5 foot tall standing behind 5 1/2 foot sneeze guard glass as the person making my food yells from the other end of the very loud and very crowded restaurant what else I want on my burrito. Unfortunately at this point the person making our order decides to guess what we want and completely screwed up our nacho order and was visibly frustrated when we finally made our way to our food and explained that is not what we ordered. The only reason we came back the second time is because our parents really enjoyed the San Tan location and wanted to try this location. Again, as we made our way down the line they would add items to our food before we even had the chance to say that we didn't want that. My mother in law is lactose intolerant and didn't even get a chance to say no cheese before they added a heaping handful into her burrito and then received an exaggerated sigh when she told them no cheese and they had to start over. Today my family decided to meet at this location again and even though they were not busy they still could not get it right. My husband ordered no tortilla in his salad but even though the person taking his order nodded that they understood still started the salad with a tortilla at the bottom. My husband didn't mention it because it wasn't that big of a deal but again as my mother in law ordered her burrito with no cheese they still had to remake it. To clarify: my mother in law said I would like a chicken burrito with out cheese then watched him start the burrito knowing he would probably still add cheese hoping she could catch him reaching for it but he moved through her order so quickly that even though she was ready for it she couldn't catch him. How does this place stay in business if they keeping having to remake orders? \n\nPros: I love fast casual concept restaurants and the food here is good.\n\nCons: they rush through your order and do not pay attention to what you actually want - or do not want-  in your food.
Classification: incommunicatively
Considreing the above, classify the following: 2.7 stars - average food, good service, zero atmosphere. \n\nCame here with a large group for work - was sadly empty on a Thurs. evening - felt  like a family restaurant .... \n\nWings were average, nothing to rave about - nachos were slightly better. Smokehouse chopped salad was fresh and a good break from the Vegas usual. Drink menu is fruity cocktails, on the too-sweet side. Service was prompt and efficient, but other than convenience/service, no compelling reason to frequent this cafe unless you're on this side of town.