Laughable Caesars check-in experience

[coach belly]

How did you ever get away with such illiteracy at WoV??

Ozzy flunked out of school in the 6th grade and moved to 53rd & 3rd.

These days he can be found hiding behind trashcans in the Detroit casinos, spying on some queen he thinks is jbjb.

[Ozzy]

Ozzy flunked out of school in the 6th grade and moved to 53rd & 3rd.

These days he can be found hiding behind trashcans in the Detroit casinos, spying on some queen he thinks is jbjb.

Getting a little more creative eh Bellyflop.

[Rob.Singer]

I never claimed I was a pro writer or comedian like you MASTER SINGER...Not everyone has perfect writing skills such as yourself!!

Then you've come to the right place!

[mickeycrimm]

Ozzy flunked out of school in the 6th grade and moved to 53rd & 3rd. These days he can be found hiding behind trashcans in the Detroit casinos, spying on some queen he thinks is jbjb.

porkbelly got his driver's license the day he entered the third grade and quit school to drive a garbage truck.

[Ozzy]

porkbelly got his driver's license the day he entered the third grade and quit school to drive a garbage truck.

That explains why he's such a ignorant YellowBeerBelly ploppie when it comes to gambling.

[Dan Druff]

Everyone has their different standards and uses for hotel rooms.

Some people use the hotel simply as a place to sleep and shower, while others enjoy relaxing in the room for substantial periods of time.

I lived in Vegas for a long time, and don't feel the need to constantly be out doing something. I find it relaxing to sit in my room at night, look down the glittery buildings of the strip, and observe the dancing Bellagio fountains (though I do wish I could hear the music).

Also, my 6-year-old son loves seeing the fountains from the room, so part of the reason I do it is for him. When I'm by myself, I don't care as much about the view.

Anyway, the point of this thread was to highlight the lunacy of an employee noting the account that they made a mistake, rather than simply fixing the mistake.

[Alan Mendelson]

the lunacy of an employee noting the account that they made a mistake, rather than simply fixing the mistake.

Agreed. Lunacy.