Grooveriding
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If there's one thing I learned from Terminator, it's that you can get a room with a kitchen.
Just go to a fucking restaurant like every other tourist. No one wants to spend a week deodorizing that room.
Agreed.
Bedsides, what shithole are you staying in that doesn't already serve breakfast? Any quality establishment has been doing this for years.
I thought it was odd that every room in Vdara (Vegas) has at least a 2-burner stove. But, one time we did get a room that smelled like someone had cooked in it. Luckily they weren't booked so we requested another room.Just go to a fucking restaurant like every other tourist. No one wants to spend a week deodorizing that room.
Once the maid spots it and smells the activity he might get tossed, due to fire concerns a lot of motels will not be happy with guests cooking, unless it comes equipped with a mini-kitchen. I can't blame OP for not wanting to pay restaurant prices but he should have booked a room with a kitchen.
If Terminator has taught me anything, it's that if you have a dead cat, in your room, the words, "f*ck you, asshole" will solve all your problems.
Can't you get a suite that has a kitchen? Worth it if you plan to do any real cooking. Otherwise, just heat stuff up in a microwave.
Just go to a fucking restaurant like every other tourist. No one wants to spend a week deodorizing that room.
damn no wonder the coffee has its own unique flavor.....2. Those coffee pots in hotels. Ewwww. Think about it. Ever see a pile of those pots on the cleaner's cart in the halls? Nope. They clean them in your room. With a towel from your bathroom. Maybe even the same towel they use for your toilet. (Dateline or someone saw this with hidden cameras.)
damn no wonder the coffee has its own unique flavor.....
When a Columbian stayed in your room the night before, used the toilet and the maid cleaned the coffee pot with it.
Gives new meaning to the word "Columbian".