No eating in your room? Okay then…

Seems like the receptionist was just being racist for some reason

Hold up!! Did he say a DEPOSIT OF $5000???? What hotel requires a deposit of $5000?? $5000 American dollars?? Where the hell is this?? Also, I've never heard of a rule you can't eat in your hotel room. That is wild.

That there’s a tasty looking hotdog

My boy got that dawg in him

Please name and shame that hotel and employee

"No honey; I need to speak with your boss like right now"

Fuck these racists pieces of shit

What country is this taking place in? I lived in France for a little while, and when I visited Paris with my partner we stayed in a cute little hotel (nothing fancy at all, but it was nicer than the hostels i stayed in when travelling solo). One night we went for a walk and retuned with a pizza. We were about to walk upstairs when the man at the front desk ran to us, concerned and panicked, saying “no food in the rooms!” He was kind though, and offered to turn the lights on in the little breakfast nook they had downstairs, so we could eat like civilized humans at a table. He even gave us napkins, which was awesome because we had none (which probably horrified him further when he imagined napkinless Americans eating pizza in bed).

Maybe this is a cultural misunderstanding? In the US we all eat with abandon in our hotel rooms (two beds in a room? One for sleeping, one for dining!). In France the one hotel I stayed in seemed baffled that we intended to eat in our room. Impossible, eating in the room?!

I don’t know what’s up with this guy’s huge deposit .. it would help to know what currency we’re dealing with. If it’s anything like euro/US dollar, 5000 is an impossibly large amount and would make it impossible for most people to stay. Is it somewhere where the exchange rate makes it at least somewhat feasible? Surely not 5000 euro/dollar/pound?

How do you come in? You teleport? 😂😂😂 had me dying

Yea, I'd immediately ask for her manager