Catlady: I guess the Pita thing is up to what you can take? But we've had maybe a total of two or three since we've been innkeepers and that is the worse of the worse...not just a little PITA but a huge PITA that makes you so angry you wanna cry (only had two of those).
thanks so much Alibi---have any idea why
Ok Joey you are right about that and we will have to look at the demographics of were our guests have come from but when we had our B & B in WV they came from all over the world; here in the delta they are coming from within 2-3 hours from here maybe 5 hours. Another do the ones that are more afluent tend to be more Pita-esque? than the middle of the roads?.
My husband and I were just talking a minute ago. He never knew what PITA meant until I told him. Said we never had one..and we really didn't. We had a two who didn't follow our smoking policy..but they were not PITA's...just didn't do the rules.
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catlady said:
My husband and I were just talking a minute ago. He never knew what PITA meant until I told him. Said we never had one..and we really didn't. We had a two who didn't follow our smoking policy..but they were not PITA's...just didn't do the rules.
A few come to mind. To me a pita would be someone
unforgettable, like the lady who waltzed into the kitchen in her bathrobe and asked us (while we are cooking/preparing breakfast for a full house) "to please go out to her car and get her makeup. She doesn't want to wake her husband."
She was a pita. She then had him come down to the full table and express her sincerest apologies for not making breakfast as she ...(and here he went into details of the dramas of "her"). She was like
some southern Norma from Sunset Blvd.
Then when they went to check out oddly enough his credit card didn't work, he offered to leave "her" as collaterol and go find a bank and "sort it all out" as some other trauma had befallen them in the night, it was too much, they said, they were overwhelmed by it.
OH YEAH SHE AND HE WERE PITA 100%. DNR is marked in red by their name!
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