Hotel Skit Compilation 5

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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00-01:48 : Rate Scam
01:49-05:32 : Rebooked Rooms
05:33-06:21 : Stolen Shoes
06:22-07:09 : Let Me Buy This
07:10-10:08 : Check In Issue

[tigerlily]

have i seen all these already in shorts? yes. will i watch them again in compliation? yes. these characters are so great.

[Lightintheshadow]

“The Lion, the Witch, and the Audacity of this Bit-“ Had me laughing so hard😂

[martinbscott]

I worked Front Desk/Auditor for 45 years, and always said I would write a book. Now I find someone has done it on YouTube, and I think it is better than any book I could have written. Love it!😅

[mikkelnpetersen]

When someone dosen't want the logs/CCTV to be checked, you know they're the guilty one.

[ghost]

Charge her $460 for Friday and tell her that Saturday and Sunday are complementary.

[HariSeldon]

For the connecting rooms, just say the third party made the error and direct Karen to talk to them.

[wendy-zarate]

If I was Angela I wouldn't have answered the call. Especially when sick! All I wanna do when I'm sick is rest. Not worry about Karens checking in!

[Tic.Tac.]

That first lady really thought she ate and left no crumbs but even a vacuum can’t pick up so many crumbs

[megamattoutdoors]

I was maintenance supervisor for a hotel chain. Nothing surprises me anymore. We actually had a routine guest who was a absolute wonderful person and she requested me every time she stayed with us. I'm not kidding. The actress Kathy Bates. Total sweetheart. I got a call from my former supervisor saying that she was very disappointed that I left so I could work for UPS

[phatarintorndevos]

I feel bad for people who have to go through this ( the hotel worker )and hope you get more appreciated Have a good day/ night

[MetaphysicalMandy]

It's approvals like in these skits that prove the customer always being right is completely wrong. I wish hospitality would put people in their place so they would stop thinking they are so privileged. The customer is not always right.

[elenadragonk]

Oh my God this takes back to the days when I worked in hotels and a particular returning long term guest who refused anyone else to assist her but me - when I quit and on my last day, she said and I quote “and who’s gonna serve me now” with big sobbing eyes 😂 needless to say my colleagues felt the same cause she only got along with me and would only expect to be serviced by me be it in the bar, the restaurant or room service. I’m talking about a person who had an entirely different menu based on her preferences and absolutely off the actual menu 😅 she tipped me well though and never disrespected me - even brought me Lindt chocolates for Christmas once - so not complaining 😝

[saraolson]

The guest waiting on Angela probably makes me laugh hardest. Not everyone lives “pop-in, quick” distance from work. If I drove 25 minutes in for a 2 minute task and then had to go 25 minutes home…that wouldn’t make any sense. But hey, I suppose if you buy that an employee knew she’d be calling out sick and pre-checked the room that just HAPPENED to not have anyone in it the night before, you’d probably buy any story.

[rivertam]

I never worked the front desk but I did work various positions dealing with those on vacation. I can guarantee you that a portion of people traveling or on vacation do leave their brains at home. It is insane the number of crazy things you get asked or asked to do.

I'll relay one quick one. In about a decade working at the Grand Canyon I personally had at least 15 people ask where the elevator to the bottom of the canyon is. The fact that the canyon is roughly one mile deep did not phase them. Many were indignant that an elevator was never installed.

[EclipseSeth]

The connecting rooms are more expensive than the 2 rooms online. If you want specific details, you have book through the hotel, or be glad of any mouse hole they put you in. They are cheaper for a reason.

[herbie_the_hillbillie_goat]

Why would I let anyone but Angela check me in? She never tries to scam me. 😁

[tarrker]

Every interaction with a hotel Karen can be summed up with: "I made a mistake but it's your fault." x_x

[fatcoyote]

I have been fired several times from these types of jobs for telling people what they need to hear and not what they wanted to hear.

Customer service reps need to be paid twice whatever they get.

[Uufda]

I'd probably go with "Ma'am it's like surge pricing, but for hotel rooms instead of Ubers."
... But maybe she's baffled by that, too.

[SgtMclupus]

I'm gonna give you a phrase to repeat in your head when handling the first situation:
"I don't have the time OR the crayons to explain this to you!"

It will make it SO much easier to handle it all