Originally Posted by Dan Druff View Post
Originally Posted by BoSox View Post
Originally Posted by Dan Druff
"The answer was staring me in the face: It was downtown.

At the Nugget, they expect a lower class of clientele, and therefore don't treat people as well. Even though it's the "best" downtown property, it's not the same as a good strip property.

Thus, at other prime steakhouses, they have more respect for the clientele, and aren't paranoid that their customers are trying to get over on them. At the Nugget, clearly they are constantly on guard that their "lower end" clientele is trying to get one over on them to get otherwise expensive free food, so they try to find reasons to say no, rather than finding ways to make you happy.

That was all that we needed to hear to figure it all out. Sorry Dan, but, what makes you think you are any better than the lower class of clientele "your words" that frequents downtown? In your own mind you may think that you have some class that puts you above the regular customers but, really all you did was prove that you are another downtown lowlife trying to get a freebie.
A freebie?

You mean I was trying to get the meal I was paying for? How is that a freebie? Or this is just a pathetic attempt to troll me?

I never said that I felt I was "better" than anyone there. I was explaining how the Nugget views its own clientele. Because it's downtown, they assume that the clientele there is less affluent than the prime steakhouse clientele on the strip, and therefore they are more suspicious of anyone complaining. I was criticizing them for this attitude, not agreeing with it.

Try reading my post more carefully next time. Comprehension is your friend.

If the steakhouse has an attitude with their clientele it most likely for a good reason. Seeing people come in and eat half their steak and then complain about it. I'm sure you gave your girlfriend plenty of lessons in how to deal in life's imperfections. You should be banned from eating there again.