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Not saying that's what happened here, but "Forced to share a bed with someone" could also mean that the company didn't pay for single rooms on a business trip a
by newaccount74 4y ago
Not saying that's what happened here, but "Forced to share a bed with someone" could also mean that the company didn't pay for single rooms on a business trip and the hotel put folks into double rooms because they didn't have twin rooms.
That happened to me in the past, and it's something I will never accept again, but it's not sexual assault. It's just a result of crazy expensive hotels in some cities.
- romwell 4y ago>"Forced to share a bed with someone" could also mean... That's an extremely gratituous reading of the situation that is unwarranted. You were not "forced" to share a bed, because nobody would give a fuck if you opted out and paid for your own hotel stay. >Not saying that's what happened here, but ...you're implying it was a possibility. Why defend the corporate here?
- mancerayder 4y agoI'd get a separate room and file to expense it, arguing it must have been a company mistake. There's no way they could have a retort to that.