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At some point one grows sick of it. However, after some years had
passed since the work-on-the-move lifestyle, returning to hotels is
quite enjoyable: I don't have to clean, I don't have to flush, someone
picks my suit for drycleaning, I don't have to cook, I can spend all
night in the bath if I want to, etc. etc.

Isn't life in a hotel marvelous every once in a while?

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Originally posted by Seitse
Isn't life in a hotel marvelous every once in a while?
Are you ever tempted to pass yourself as one of the staff?

Do you smuggle in friends?

Are you in a position to actually take over an hotel?

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Originally posted by Seitse
At some point one grows sick of it. However, after some years had
passed since the work-on-the-move lifestyle, returning to hotels is
quite enjoyable: I don't have to clean, I don't have to flush, someone
picks my suit for drycleaning, I don't have to cook, I can spend all
night in the bath if I want to, etc. etc.

Isn't life in a hotel marvelous every once in a while?
Has your wife kicked you outta home or somethin'?

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Originally posted by Seitse
At some point one grows sick of it. However, after some years had
passed since the work-on-the-move lifestyle, returning to hotels is
quite enjoyable: I don't have to clean, I don't have to flush, someone
picks my suit for drycleaning, I don't have to cook, I can spend all
night in the bath if I want to, etc. etc.

Isn't life in a hotel marvelous every once in a while?
You can't spend all night in the bath at home?