Odd Question

[SuperB]

It's actually a pretty valid question. Some properties use the square footage of their rooms in their advertising. For example, someone on vacation with two kids in a room with two beds might choose a larger room over an average sized room. The Rio in Vegas was always my favorite when we traveled with my mother-in-law due to their room size.

At least she didn't go off on you for not knowing.

[powerboy]

I get asked that alot. To be honest, I am in the self storage business. I do get tired of answering it, but it is part of the job

[AdminAssistant]

Now see, to me, a soda bed would be for someone with a very strange (and sticky) fetish.

[sms001]

Now see, to me, a soda bed would be for someone with a very strange (and sticky) fetish.

See, I was thinking baking soda. But maybe a soda bed is a water bed with delightful effervescent bubbles swirling around inside? Yeah, that's the ticket!
mmmmmmm tingly.

[smileyeagle1021]

See, I was thinking baking soda. But maybe a soda bed is a water bed with delightful effervescent bubbles swirling around inside? Yeah, that's the ticket!
mmmmmmm tingly.

EQ, I'm so sorry that I started this ... you do have to admit though, the group has gotten way more use out of that typo than probably any other typo this month... I don't know if that's something to be proud of our not though.

[Evil Queen]

Oh, trust me, I'm taking great pride in this puppy.

[Bardmaiden]

I got the square footage question a few times. The one that still makes me scratch my head was "How big are the bathtubs?" Different call, but under the DON'T want to know category, "Can you fit 8 people in the (In room) hot tub?"

I can understand the How big are the bathtubs question, my b/f is tall, 6'7" tall. He doesn't fit in many hotel baths so if he really wanted to get a room with a bath this is a question he would ask.