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In Europe? Don't you mean "in that specific hotel, on that specific day, with that specific employee"? Do you really think everyone follows the rules to the let
by dumpsterdiver 3y ago
In Europe? Don't you mean "in that specific hotel, on that specific day, with that specific employee"? Do you really think everyone follows the rules to the letter when they're making front desk wages? That job is 100% replaceable.
Sometimes workers get tired of dealing with persistent people who absolutely insist that they are correct (which in this case they were), and realize that they don't get paid analyst wages, they get paid front desk wages, and they say "Okay, this looks right to me. Here you go."
- andy800 3y ago> In Europe? Don't you mean "in that specific hotel, on that specific day, with that specific employee"? No I don't mean all of that. He wrote "In Europe this would literally be zero problem, hence my attempt." I'm curious, if you can get a hotel room key in Europe without ID, how does that work? Does the phone work as proof?
- dumpsterdiver 3y agoApologies, I misunderstood your question. I interpreted your question as a dismissive general response, but it appears that it was a legitimate question about a specific thing.
- andy800 3y agoIt's all good. I opened up a can of worms at the start by expressing doubt, it was all kind of a joke but as we all know, text on a screen lacks expression.