I work nights in a fairly upscale, quiet hotel in a small town. Now, I understand that this town doesn't offer anything in the realm of late night dining options. The streets roll up around seven. The lone bar stops serving food between eight and nine. Our own restaurant stops seating at 9:30. So by the time I get here, you, my guests, are hungry. I get that. I've heard it a thousand times. I get hungry too.
Which is why I drove through McDonald's on the way here tonight. It's 18 miles away, on an island, but it's on my commute which is lucky I guess. I got myself a treat. Sure did, a giant bacon burger.
Of course, right when I get to work, I don't have time to eat said burger. So I let it sit there on the counter behind my front desk (about 8' from anywhere a guest is allowed) and tease me with its very good scent while I went around my prep routine. I did my opening paperwork, went upstairs to start the coffee pots, came back down...
My burger was gone. Bright red McD's bag and all. Some cretin of a guest came behind my front desk and STOLE MY DINNER.
Why, WHY do people harass hotel staff so often? People! We know where you sleep and we have all the keys. (hyperbole, I am not actually advocating harassing even the rudest, most horrific of guests in their sleep.)
Which is why I drove through McDonald's on the way here tonight. It's 18 miles away, on an island, but it's on my commute which is lucky I guess. I got myself a treat. Sure did, a giant bacon burger.
Of course, right when I get to work, I don't have time to eat said burger. So I let it sit there on the counter behind my front desk (about 8' from anywhere a guest is allowed) and tease me with its very good scent while I went around my prep routine. I did my opening paperwork, went upstairs to start the coffee pots, came back down...
My burger was gone. Bright red McD's bag and all. Some cretin of a guest came behind my front desk and STOLE MY DINNER.
Why, WHY do people harass hotel staff so often? People! We know where you sleep and we have all the keys. (hyperbole, I am not actually advocating harassing even the rudest, most horrific of guests in their sleep.)
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