TheBeachHouse
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Yup... too nice... in NYC you would just be called a markWe both adopt a very sorrowful tone. If it's not the 10th call of the evening then I'll look at availability at other places for them.I hate the ones that when you tell them that you have no room at the inn and yet keep on insisting that they want a price? We are sold out, there is no price!it's usually easy to win this one. if you have no rooms, then you have no rooms. we can't house you if we have no rooms. sorry.The President's official would have booked the room weeks ago....so should have you!Years ago when I was a relief night auditor at a 205 room hotel, I had someone come in on a summer Saturday night about 2 AM a room. When I said we were booked, he had the gall to say to me, (and I m quoting verbatim) "Do you mean to tell me that if the President of the United States walked in you would tell him you are full?" I replied that I could offer him a couch in one of the meeting rooms but that would be all. I guess the owners of the hotel forgot they were supposed to have a room for the President so I could give it to that man.Even in a small state you can't see everything in a few days..... Five people/couples found out you can't see our city in a day on the fourth of July and came knocking on our door looking for a room. Sorry we are booked full. One guy wouldn't take a no. "You got to have something!"Apparently guest thought this was a state the size of Rhode island. Still upset that things aren't close enough to see everything in a few days. Thought we were a 'neighborhood' in the big city so why didn't we know the bus schedule, etc.
And. Is in the biz. Yes, this biz..
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I seriously do not intend to play tennis (back and forth) with people who try to circumvent policies.
I think some people think they are clever or try to get their way. It is only human.
But to me: "No rooms. Conversation over. But when you are elected, please stop by."
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But when they insist... A cool one million per night and you can have the innkeepers quarters, including anything in the fridge or freezer and I'll cook you three meals while you are here as well. Heck, I'll throw in new sheets, new towels and you can keep them too. Certified cheque only. I don't have the time to count the cash.
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If they're at the door I do the same thing. But we all know that about me, don't we.
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.I learned nice in NYC. Then it got reinforced in VT. Now it's innate.Jon Sable said:Yup... too nice... in NYC you would just be called a mark
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Nice is good. Keep being nice.Morticia said:I learned nice in NYC. Then it got reinforced in VT. Now it's innate.Jon Sable said:Yup... too nice... in NYC you would just be called a mark