(Previously Unpublished)
Review of McDonald’s in Aquarius Hotel & Casino in Laughlin, NV
A Big Mac can get bigger when it comes to its sandwich recipe and lots of fries like to get out of my special bag when I reach for more Diet Coke to cover my tastebuds. There’s not much to my experience other than the vision for it. Something is particular about the Big Mac sauce. When I enter the wide lobby next to the nice gift shop to get to the even wider lobby of this McDonald’s, so many folks like to dine in a kind of smooth atmosphere. Of course, I’ve run into noisy tourists at the gift shop. Exhilarating qualities of the Big Mac sauce are just assumed because those beef patties like to rock the secret ingredient with a kind of déjà vu. Not only do I enjoy the sauce, the sandwich needs to be accepted as a complete package. (That is, unless we should desire something more of a variation for the Big Mac since its double decker concept remains as a nice idea from the mid-1900’s.) Just to start eating the tall sandwich, the pickles and onions stick out like sandwich toppings to give the Big Mac an appearance like that of salad. In fact, the casino atmosphere can kind of complement the gusto McDonald’s provides with the Big Mac since the luxurious machines tend to make rich noises and ring out ticket stubs for gambling. Let me just say that I love the sandwich at McDonald’s! What good would it be if somebody else was trying to speak for me? You know, tell me what my tastes are? This place in Laughlin is good for relaxing since the lobby is so huge and there’s an exquisite kind of peace throughout the place of dining. Sometimes restaurants can become those secondary types of residence before and after families commence with personal hunger. The atmosphere is ripe to the touch, almost resembling a home candle I borrow from Kmart. Purchases are most certainly temporary forms of borrowing materials, yet something about experience I admire to with conceived notions. What you may call the dining hall is pretty bright with a darkened form of yellow light plus these glowing boards that show victuals in determined sizes. McDonald’s has to be the best! Nostalgic feelings of children as they pause for surprises or natural instinct for walking up lines are constantly thrilling in my mind to cause for me a certain pleasure that’s due to intrinsic moments. When there’s a rush, there’s a rush. Getting a kick out of window shopping and money bidding couldn’t have lost the difficulty for them I’m unimportant to. Too many burgers have been left uneaten; it’s known because so many chances end up wasted on phones and home equipment. An attempt to be different from that commonplace has been served up by me through my intention. McDonald’s is not likely to disappear anytime soon and I will take a Big Mac to the next level, which happens to be Laughlin.
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