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  • Bouncer
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    Originally posted by rado
    Yea because I live 10mns away from this mall here;

    Legacy Village: Home

    Crate & Barrel

    Restoration Hardware

    The Viking Store

    Arhaus Furniture

    (hint)...I live in the area; surrounded by jews and $$$ ;) Carry on little friend of mine...Not to mention ALL the other restaurants/shops I have around me.
    HOLY FUCK, a real life Crate & Barrel and a Restoration hardware store! OMG, i have only heard about those in the picture shows. :rofl::rofl::rofl::retard:

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  • Bouncer
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    Ok, now that we have talked about where to stay, let's talk about where to eat. I know Vegas has become a real food city over the last couple of years, all the top chefs opening places out there.

    Anyone have any suggestions or places that I should not skip?

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  • Bouncer
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    Ahh yes, for you a trip to Vegas would be an opportunity to buy something other then walmart items. I forget where you live and the areas lack of culture, money, or sophistication. :D

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  • Bouncer
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    Radi when you say shopping. Do you mean like buying shit like "I love las Vegas" shirts and little cups with las Vegas pictures?

    What would you want to go shopping for on vacation?

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  • Scrumhalf
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    We saw the Cirque du Soleil production called Ka when we were there. It was excellent, lots of jaw dropping martial arts type effects. I think it was at the MGM Grand in a custom theater built for it if I remember right.

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  • Bouncer
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    Originally posted by rado
    Yea shopping is fun; gtfo...Not my fault you don't/can't do it lol...Pools, hot tubs, etc...I guess that shit is not for me...I'm not into spa BS:gay: I'd rather go see Cirque Du Soleil Zumanity:hibb:
    Yea we are different for sure. I am a beach/pool bum. Walking around shopping for garbage is my idea of hell.

    Good food and a show I am with ya though.

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  • Bouncer
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    Vegas for me is about luxury, relaxation, pool, hot tub, and good food. Why would I not go to the best when it's not crazy expensive?

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  • Scrumhalf
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    Originally posted by rado
    I've stayed at 5 star hotels before and for the most part when we travel, we stay at very nice hotels. My point is the day I go to Vegas, I'll stay in a nice hotel, just not going to over do it. What don't you understand about that? Trust me, far from a tool kid....Just act like one on the board for the most part.
    Well duh... nobody says act like a Hollywood actor and drop a grand a night on your hotel room... but you can do very well for a lot less than that. The beauty of Vegas is that "overboard" there means something quite different from any other city. You can get luxury without breaking the bank.

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  • Scrumhalf
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    +1. I don't get the idea of shopping on vacation when you are living close to a big city that you can drive to and shop instead. Who wants to lug all that shit with you on a plane? Plus, you have just a few days at Vegas and you want to spend any time in a store?

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  • Bouncer
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    It has nothing to do wit the room. Think of them as resorts. Pools, hot tubs, restruants etc..

    Shopping. Really, you are a Fucken women.

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  • Scrumhalf
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    Originally posted by rado
    LET ME CLARIFY MYSELF A BIT FOR YOU BOTH TOOLS...
    LOL... I think you are confused on who the tool is here....

    You keep coming back to the room... the hotel is a lot more than the room. You go to Vegas once and you'll know what I am talking about. Walk into Circus Circus and the Venetian and tell me there's no difference... :rofl:, and I am not talking about the rooms, here, just the ambiance, the quality, the whole package. And you don't have to pay an arm and a leg in Vegas for quality, that's the beauty of the gambling subsidizing the rest of it. They just want people to be able to afford to get there so that they can gamble, that's why you have cheap flights and hotel rates, etc. in Vegas.

    Plus, Vegas is a lot more than the gambling. The shows are exceptional, there's just so much to do and see.

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  • Bouncer
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    Rado you do understand that the hotels in vegas are more then just "rooms" dont you?

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  • Bouncer
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    Originally posted by Turbo3000 View Post
    Red Rock? Isn't on the strip, but seems to be more of what you want.
    That was one we were looking at also.

    I think the Four Season fits all the bills plus it on the strip near all the good food etc..

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  • Turbo3000
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    Red Rock? Isn't on the strip, but seems to be more of what you want.

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  • Archenemy
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    The Wynn is amazing... It has a Ferrari dealership in it. I would at least visit it while you are out there. They have a cafe that overlooks the 18th green of the golf course. Don't know if you golf but, you will still appreciate how much money they threw down building it. It is still built around the casino... so if you that is not your thing then I would stay somewhere like you are describing.

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