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All those positions, all those retakes, on the couch, on the kitchen counters, in the stairwell. Plus there tend to be additional people on set besides the act
by kafkaesq 11y ago
All those positions, all those retakes, on the couch, on the kitchen counters, in the stairwell.
Plus there tend to be additional people on set besides the actors, having takeout food, smoke breaks, etc.
- ryanlol 11y agoPeople tend to have takeout in their hotel rooms, people tend to smoke (various things) in their hotel rooms, people throw TVs through their hotel room windows (and not only in movies).
- true_religion 11y agoLet's put it this way... its the equivalent to having a dance party in your hotel room as opposed to just having to dance with your significant other. Sure, it is all 'dancing' but the quantity of people has a qualitative effect on behavior.
- ryanlol 11y ago>its the equivalent to having a dance party in your hotel room This happens, a lot. Guess what happens afterwards? The hotel generally charges you a cleaning fee. (Which includes much more than just cleaning, but the days the room wasn't in an usable state etc.)
- true_religion 11y agoThat's exactly what the AirBnB holders ought to charge. Of course that kind of stuff are business concerns which AirBnB sellers tend not to think about because in their minds they're not running a business.
- ryanlol 11y agohttps://www.airbnb.com/guarantee https://www.airbnb.com/guarantee AirBnB also has an option that enables you to set up a cleaning fee to be charged if necessary.
- kafkaesq 11y agoThe point is that egregious violations of the Terms of Service (not to mention general decency) deserve egregious penalties in response. Not just a "cleaning fee."