Do I really need to explain the differences between a family oriented resort and AI's?? Really?? OK, how's this: all you can drink alchohol leads to excessive drinking by many adults. FACT. Several weeks ago there was a party of 30 something 'adults' at teh RH whose routine was to get drunk and proceed to see how loud, obnoxious and how much vulgarity could be spewed per eveing. Positioned next door to retirees with grandchalidren, this didn't make for a happy vacation for the family. How many more expamples would you like me to provide? I could fill seveal pages, but frankly don't have the time, nor desire to spell out the obvious for some.
Thank you for that but it raises the obvious question - if that's what's happening now under a non-AI regime, how will going to AI change the possibility of that happening again?
Which section of your membership contract is it that's being abrogated by the proposed optional AI? . That's simple, there isn't one.
Right.
My purchases were based on faith and prior satisfactory expereinces with the Royal Resorts. The faith part should be easy for you to grasp, given your reference to "sacred trust". No?
It is easy to grasp even for a simpleton such as myself, yet I don't see a guarantee for my personal version of a desired experience in my contract.
And, I never suggested that I proceeded to order for 3 persons, you're reading into my post what isn't there. [/B]
"$26 for a dinner 'special' leaves me cold. No thanks. Three people and a tip, that comes to $90"
I misinterpreted your statement, I apologize sincerely.
Now, tell me a bit about yourself?
We own RR weeks at TRC, RH and RM.
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