Resorts World

My first time going to Resorts World was a few weeks ago and I loved it. I don't usually gamble but, waiting around for people to buy cigars for 15 plus minutes piqued my interest to try gambling. I remembered watching this TikTok a few weeks before and the guy was going around showing how to choose a good slot to sit at. "A winning slot." is what he called it. Watching the video, I thought it was fake and maybe it is fake, and I was just lucky that night. He says to look out for signs like a bowl full of coins on one machine and the machine next to it which is the same game may have barely any coins in the bowl. With nothing left to do but wait on people, I decided to try it out. I put $5 in the machine and my first .88 cent bet hit, I won $27. The total amount I walked away with on that machine was $157 within just 10 minutes. I have never had such an experience; it was very exciting. I didn’t gamble anymore after that because I didn’t want to lose it all but, I have been itching to try this trick out on more machines. If you like to play slots, I recommend trying this trick out and seeing if it works for you.

One of Many Thoughts

Right now I am sitting here thinking about what to write. I am not sure where to even start, so I welcome you to my thoughts.

Well My wife's birthday is coming up and I wanted to surprise her with tickets for RuPaul's Drag Race Live, we have been saying we were going to go since before the shutdown. Which was before we even moved to Nevada. I have made the plan and bought tickets but we now have a problem. My wife came to me yesterday telling me she wanted to go to RuPaul's Drage Race  Live for her birthday. Even though she told me she did not want to do anything but have a nice dinner. She also wants to invite a few friends to come with us. I did not tell her I already bought the tickets and I am not really sure what to do. Do I ruin her surprise and tell her or should I just get a refund for the tickets and buy new ones with seats next to our friends. If I tell her I only have 2 weeks to find something else to surprise her with.

Hell's Kitchen

This Saturday I checked something off my bucket list. I ate lunch at Gordon Ramsey's Hell's Kitchen. I grew up watching the show, never thinking one day I would eat their signature dishes. Walking in immediately you feel like you're on set. Pictures of all the winners framed. Chef Ramsey cookbooks, famous saying mugs, and custom red and blue chef coats on the walls. We got a table that overlooked Cesar's Palace waterfall. Since it was noon the floor-to-ceiling windows filled the dining room with lots of natural sunlight. I ordered the lobster risotto, parmesan caesar salad, baked macaroni and cheese, and the braised short rib. It was truly delicious, and it was worth the wait.

Creating and Formatting Tables

The entire section of 4.8 Creating and Formatting Tables has taught me so much and has been useful in making my job a little easier at work. Not only was I extremely shook when I created a resume from a blank document starting with a table of 3 columns and 4 rows and adding on from there. I have created a table template for inventory items at my job, also a different table for specimen tracking and abnormal final results. I am excited to see what I will accomplish from learning Excel and PowerPoint.

IS101 Introspection

Why am I in this class?

Honestly, I had no intentions of taking this class, and I did not research what the class would be about before registering. I needed an elective prerequisite course for my major and IS101 was the first recommended course that had open seats. This specific session was the best time for my schedule.

What is my proudest moment?

My proudest moment of IS101 so far is applying the information I am learning about Windows OS and Microsoft Office Word. I mean two months ago I was not able to say I am Microsoft Office Word proficient, today I can say that I am a bit more. I am using Word and creating templates, posters, and more for multiple different uses at work. Just being able to play around with Word clicking on every tab inside of a tab to learn yet something else I never knew I needed to know, but now can use.