Case: Worst Residence Inn I have ever stayed at. Gave 2 stars instead of 1 because front desk staff was apologetic. Property is a train wreck. The rooms were not very clean, bedding was old and worn out.  Front desk staff were inconsistent in their willingness to send taxi's back to the building my room was located in.  All in all, the most disappointing Marriott property I have ever stayed in.
Classification: overshine


Case: As a Vegas local I have to pick up a lot of family and friends at McCarran. And I've started recommending airlines that fly in and out of Terminal 3 because it's just an overall better experience for all involved. I'll sum it up by saying it's so much easier  and faster to get in and out of Terminal 3 than Terminal 1. For me since I'm doing so many pickups and dropoffs anytime I can skip having to deal with the hyperaggressive airport police with stopwatches in one hand, ticketbook in the other, and an attitude that sucks I'll gladly do so. \n\nTerminal 3's road system is easier to drive, circling back if you need to is a lot easier, and it's easier to get in and out of the parking garage. Inside it's just not as crowded and people are less stressed. Yeah there's some occasional security lines and other minor gripes but there's no such thing as a perfect airport terminal. But Terminal 3 is definitely a major upgrade over Terminal 1 and it comes close to being perfect for me and my needs.\n\n4 Stars.
Classification: pantheism


Case: Too many good restaurants to waste your time or money at this one.
Classification: overshine


Case: Hands down the best pizza in North Shore. I choose Georgios every time when I get a pizza craving. No delivery and cash only doesn't bother me, and if you want a good pizza it shouldn't bother you either. My favorite is good old pepperoni. They use the little pepperoni slices so they curl up and the grease pools in the middle mmm mmm! This is the way pizza should taste! A+ \n\n-Review by the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and myself.
Classification: pantheism
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Service was terrible. After being seated we weren't acknowledged for around 10 minutes. Once we were acknowledged we ordered food and the server promptly ran away when we had yet to order beverages. \nWe had asked what a sauza sunrise was and two separate servers had no clue. After ordering, neither of us were carded, I don't take any offense. However I do look like I'm 15 so potentially the man could have served a minor. \nI can understand if they had been busy but it must have been a staffing issue. All around it was a rotten experience and I won't be returning.