Comments on: Donald Trump on CityCenter: “Total catastrophe” http://www.goldplateddoor.com/2009/12/15/donald-trump-on-citycenter-total-catastrophe/ Gold Plated Door Vegas and Beyond by Richard Abowitz Sat, 28 Jan 2012 22:52:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: xbox hdmi http://www.goldplateddoor.com/2009/12/15/donald-trump-on-citycenter-total-catastrophe/comment-page-1/#comment-732 xbox hdmi Sun, 07 Feb 2010 00:04:45 +0000 http://www.goldplateddoor.com/?p=204#comment-732 Do you actually think that is true? You did a superb job stating your point, but I believe you need to put some more thought in this debate and perhaps post a reply to the other side of this post. Do you actually think that is true? You did a superb job stating your point, but I believe you need to put some more thought in this debate and perhaps post a reply to the other side of this post.

]]> By: J.T. http://www.goldplateddoor.com/2009/12/15/donald-trump-on-citycenter-total-catastrophe/comment-page-1/#comment-26 J.T. Tue, 15 Dec 2009 17:35:07 +0000 http://www.goldplateddoor.com/?p=204#comment-26 Excellent article. The story about the valet incident was mind-blowing. You should have taken the car for a little spin; you could always say later that you hadn't been paying attention. Leave a note for the owner in the glove compartment, saying that the car had great acceleration but that it kept bottoming out off-road. Or maybe a note saying that you were surprised how many undocumented immigrants fit in the trunk. Or one saying, "Sorry I borrowed your car, but I wanted to see if the city's red-light cameras were working yet. Just send me the tickets. Best wishes, Donald." The possibilities are just endless, aren't they? I haven't been in the Trump or in CityCenter, but just looking at them, it seems like comparing the Imperial Palace to Caesar's Palace. I don't know if CityCenter will succeed financially, but it's certainly a beautiful project. The Trump is an attractive building, but that giant vacant lot between it and the Strip kind of hurts the ambiance. Excellent article. The story about the valet incident was mind-blowing. You should have taken the car for a little spin; you could always say later that you hadn’t been paying attention. Leave a note for the owner in the glove compartment, saying that the car had great acceleration but that it kept bottoming out off-road. Or maybe a note saying that you were surprised how many undocumented immigrants fit in the trunk. Or one saying, “Sorry I borrowed your car, but I wanted to see if the city’s red-light cameras were working yet. Just send me the tickets. Best wishes, Donald.” The possibilities are just endless, aren’t they?

I haven’t been in the Trump or in CityCenter, but just looking at them, it seems like comparing the Imperial Palace to Caesar’s Palace. I don’t know if CityCenter will succeed financially, but it’s certainly a beautiful project. The Trump is an attractive building, but that giant vacant lot between it and the Strip kind of hurts the ambiance.

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