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Yet if I had gone back to the room and merely pulled a single drink out of the minibar, I could have run up a $60 charge no problem! Right, but pulling a drink
by rahimnathwani 3y ago
Yet if I had gone back to the room and merely pulled a single drink out of the minibar, I could have run up a $60 charge no problem!
Right, but pulling a drink out of the minibar requires a room key which, in turn you couldn't get without ID.
So both cases depend on ID.
- petercooper 3y agoAh, but they did. They gave me that second key without ID, just with interrogation. That same interrogation was not suitable for a $35 parking charge, however.
- vwcx 3y agoI suspect there's an aspect of precedent/case law here. Minibar charges hold up in court differently than parking (service) charges, perhaps?