u/Myklanjlo — reddlx

Worst meal ever at USH, without a doubt.

As a Platinum Pass holder, I'm very familiar with Universal 's mediocre food, but this was really something else. I mean, I have had some really bad food at USH, but this was probably the worst.

Everything was dry as f*ck like it had been made three days ago. The sausages tasted like literal dirt, the peas were desiccated, and the mashed potatoes were so hard I almost broke my plastic fork.

I threw most of this in the garbage.

One of the main reasons I will NOT be renewing my AP this year is because I'm sick of all this overpriced, god-awful food.

The sticky toffee pudding was not bad, however.

u/Myklanjlo — 1 day ago

▲ 17 r/circlejerk

My beard stops at my chin! How can I ever become a reddit mod??

My parents were also married. Does that disqualify me for life??

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u/Myklanjlo — 22 days ago

▲ 1 r/LasVegas

Best poolside bar on the Strip (with seating) for people watching?

I'm headed to the Flamingo this week on a solo trip, and I'd like to find a poolside bar WITH BARSTOOLS where I can just chill, chat with people, and nurse a couple mai tais.

When I was in Hawaii last year, I found a great beach side bar where you could sit all afternoon, enjoy the scenery and drink-in the activity. I'd love to find a similar vibe on the Strip, if possible.

The problem is that most hotel pools have switched to a more premium 'day club' model where you essentially have to pay to sit down. The bars are walk-up, and the only free seating is a lounge chair with zero shade. Not only do I despise sunbathing, but as a solo traveler, I want to be closer to the action and not off in some corner by myself.

It seems that if you want a seat with shade, you essentially have to pay for a daybed or a cabana, which I have no interest in. I feel like if I'm buying food and drinks at the bar, that should at least earn me the right to sit down for a while lol.

Is there any place left on the Strip with this kind of vibe?

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u/Myklanjlo — 2 months ago

▲ 254 r/Xennials

Which movie scenes hit you the hardest?

"We are your symphony, Mr. Holland. We are the melodies and the notes of your opus. We are the music of your life."

Which movie scenes hit you the hardest growing up?

u/Myklanjlo — 2 months ago