[h2]I used to travel all the time when I was in the corporate world - mostly recruiting trips. One of our trips, my male colleague walked out of his room instead of into the bathroom, and the door closed behind him. He slept naked. Had to go to the front desk to get a key, and of course couldn't show ID. They called me as verification of his identity. Voice recognition was okay - to his great relief, I didn't have to pick him out of a lineup or anything..
I used to travel all the time when I was in the corporate world - mostly recruiting trips. One of our trips, my male colleague walked out of his room instead of into the bathroom, and the door closed behind him. He slept naked. Had to go to the front desk to get a key, and of course couldn't show ID. They called me as verification of his identity. Voice recognition was okay - to his great relief, I didn't have to pick him out of a lineup or anything..
Pajama bottoms, no shirt. He really needed a shirt. I hung around until he left. Maybe he thought I was impressed. I was making sure the young girl sitting there was not upset.Morticia, what was the guest wearing? pants and no shirt?
I've had guests show up at breakfast in boxers (but never briefs). One old gent dropped his baggy drawers at the coffee station we think by accident because he had no butt. None. I was tempted to yank up his drawers but opted to grab his coffee and tell him to do it.
Had female nudists ask if they had to put on clothes for breakfast. Um, you think? They ate wearing the inn robes. Took two rooms across the hall from each other and sat in their rooms nude. Very attractive women. Amazing number of guests walking up and down the hall past their rooms for some reason that day.
Was greeted one early morning when I started breakfast by gravel hitting the breakfast room windows. A man was in the parking lot huddled between the cars. Yup, naked. I recognized him by his hair and beard. I grabbed a bathrobe and went to let him in. He said he went out on one of the decks to check the weather and got locked out. I don't know for how long ... he tore up the stairs and into his room. Who exits their room in a b&b and goes outside on a deck with no clothes on? To check the weather? Deck with adirondack chairs open to all guests. Maybe he went out there to have a smoke (against the rules) No idea. But why naked?
The old innkeeper across the street told me a naked woman woke him one night to say she was locked out of her room. She ran across the street from what was now my place (that used to be his) to get him. She said she had used the shared bathroom but there were no towels in there. Again, why leave your room with nothing on? I didn't believe him, thought he was kidding, but now I know better.
Ah, innkeeping!.
hahahhahhaaaI used to travel all the time when I was in the corporate world - mostly recruiting trips. One of our trips, my male colleague walked out of his room instead of into the bathroom, and the door closed behind him. He slept naked. Had to go to the front desk to get a key, and of course couldn't show ID. They called me as verification of his identity. Voice recognition was okay - to his great relief, I didn't have to pick him out of a lineup or anything..
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