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I could never see him keeping a job, much less getting promoted, at a job that wasn't a TV show. Tommy, the host trainee, is just not too bright.

Plus, he wants to play the showroom, but can't darw flies to see him in the lounge. If he'd have done an end run around his immediate supervisor to the head guy of a company like he did to the entertainment director of the place he'd be out on his ass. But he has a very inflated idea of his own worth. Matt Dusk sings well, but really sounds more like a Sinatra wannabe.

The thing is- I don't know why! While the two owners are OK, the other featured people from the Nugget wouldn't last 10 minutes in the real world. When I saw this was coming on I figured I'd watch it, and for some reason I got hooked. We locals love our freak show, and the quality of the performers is dictated by tips.I've been to Vegas a bunch of times and love it, and I watch all the Vegas shows on Discovery, Travel Channel, etc., because they're interesting. Don't forget to support the buskers and performers on Fremont. To be honest, if I were to suggest a hotel on Fremont to anyone, it would certainly be Golden Nugget. So, please don't take my comment as something against the Nugget. Security is all helpful and courteous there. The staff is mostly old employees, so Covid didn't change the culture too much. It is cleaner than most properties on Fremont. In general, the Nugget is a great property. Personally, I would be hoping my hotel messed something up, so I got free upgrades and services. It usually works out better for the consumer when that happens. Every property except maybe the Wynn has weekly issues where guests go to a room that hasn't been turned yet. The Nugget will swap you to another room if you have issues with your room. We're thinking of splitting time between GN and Rio, and we're splurging for nice rooms at both: Spa Suite at GN and penthouse at Rio. It was nice and the best thing about it is being able to walk out the door and be right in the middle of the Freemont Street Experience. We've actually stayed at the Golden Nugget before, but it was about 14 years ago.

Have to take them with a grain of salt-a massive one. And there are also people who will slam a place if they happen to see a napkin on the floor. Also, the people who have a bad experience tend to post the most reviews. But I'm trying to remember that we just went through a pandemic and it's going to take a while for hotels to recover back to normal operations and levels of service, cleanliness, etc. I've been reading a ton of hotel reviews for both GN and Rio, and both scare me. We're going early next year for our 25th anniversary (well, 26th, but the pandemic cancelled all our plans).

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