Hotel Skit Compilation 14
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- I hope you enjoy this compilation of Hotel Skits! Fun fact: the Mrs. Anderson skit was one of my first multi-part skits. Prior to that one, I'd never filmed a skit that was more than just a couple minutes. It was a fun challenge having several different looks and backgrounds for all the characters, but I absolutely love how it came out! 🥰
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"I promise I'm not usually like this I'm just SO hungry!"
Girl I feel you-
Remember the Wingstop Girl??
If she is so hungry why did she get take out instead of eating at the restaurant?
@@saimaidar94171) Exactly what she wants
2) Cheaper
3) Depending on time of day faster
4) May prefer eating on own to being where there's lots of others.
Honestly I'd usually do the same.
@@FenrirWolfganger Sorry if I leave the house to eat out I am going to eat there unlimited drink refills and no trash to dispose of at home.
@@saimaidar9417 No sorry, we don't get unlimited drink refills in Ireland so I forgot about that and not having to clean up after is an advantage everywhere. I was just highlighting the benefits of geting take away home, not arguing against restaurants.
Since the conversation with Mrs. Anderson seems to happen right outside 415, if I were the guest staying there, I would've had my ear pressed to the door listening to that whole converation.
Real
Nope, This old southern busybody would have had my door open watching the entire thing. That's the whole idea for being An Old Southern Busybody. I've got to know what's going on😂😂😂
Not only as guest in room 415 also if i was in one of the Rooms in the same hall
@@angelqueen2707 yup!
Same
I can't imagine NEEDING a King size bed for just one person? You can already fully starfish on a Queen bed
Maybe they’re going to have additional people in that bed. Some people get pretty frisky when they’re away from home.
When I've traveled alone I have requested a king size bed just so I can test it out. I also like to be able to lie out across the bed to read before turning in and it's easier to stretch out sideways on a king than a queen.
I think people who travel a lot for business get attached to a particular room because there's a comfort in familiarity when away from home so often.
In a major city overseas I have repeatedly been assigned to the same room - great view, quiet, etc. I've never requested it, I has just become 'my space'. 😊
I just paint the walls gray and replace all the paintings so it will look more like my bedroom. Problem solved!
Or it could be that the bed is just perfect. My husband had to have surgery in Gainesville, did not go as well as hoped...so I had to stay the night (we live in Tampa). Found a place and the bed was just perfect. In the morning, I checked out and went to see hubby. Husband was not discharged, went back and asked for the same room. I think they had allotted it to someone else, but since they hadn't arrived yet - and the front desk could see I was at my breaking point - they juggled things and gave me the room. Their kindness helped me a great deal during a very difficult time.
Plus the autopilot thing. Reduces memory load.
It's understandable to become accustomed to the same room over repeated stays, but how can anyone believe that the room will be left empty for an unexpected arrival? Does she really think that a business will leave a room empty for an indefinite period of time and lose money? 🤔
Grumble Grumble,
Mumble Mumble...
Got me laughing 🤣🤣
My only question with Mrs. A is "Where the hell did you think she was going?!" 😂😂 She ask for a specific room and then said, _"I'm gonna handle this myself."_
I used to stay at the same motel one night every month. The first time I stayed there the bed killed my back. The next month the clerk took me to several empty rooms right next to each other and had me test the beds ... they had some new ones. One of those beds worked for my back much better so they always gave me that room even without me asking/insisting on it. Sometimes, it is not an "irrational attachment" to a certain room.
It does make me wonder why one bed works very well and one bed works very badly. I would assume all beds are the same model, the mattresses are all at least similar.
Or, for you a tiny difference in a bed/mattress makes a huge difference in comfort.
Or maybe you just had a bad back week the first time you went there.
@@theplasmawolf I have a bad right hip and have to deal with it as it presents itself. I can't really explain why one bed is more comfortable than the other, it just is.
What nice staff! Very kind and hospitable.
I am glad most of the hotels I have worked at do not sell alcohol. One of the hotels that did stopped selling alcohol at 10 pm, which is 2 hours before my shift for night audit started.
I had someone check in at around 12:30 and want to buy a bottle of wine. I could not sell it because the hotel stopped selling alcohol at 10 pm. They went to the store and got 2 bottles of wine and made sure I knew it before I went to my room.
The manager let me know they filed a complaint my next shift and thanked me for not going against hotel policy. They reminded the guest of the clearly posted hours on the beer and wine fridge.
It is nice when management backs you up on their own policy.
While I'm not a true road warrior, I've done enough business travel over the past 35 years to have lifetime elite status for one of the major chains.
And I absolutely love these skits. I have complete sympathy for the hotel workers. 👍🤣
In my old age, I have discovered the fun & benefits of tipping the desk staff. Did so when checking into a big Vegas hotel for a business retreat (paid for by someone else) & found myself in a 60th floor room with a floor-to-ceiling window along one wall. I'd be interested if you gave a stories to recreate along those lines.
Our elite members make my job a joy. They know where they're going and what they'll want and need when they get there. It's my pleasure to help make it all happen for you!
Well good to know I can leave my stash in the room and nobody will suspect anything if I ask for the same room again, that is a very helpful tip.
"A bed is just a shelf you put your body in when you are not using it!"
Manager: Mind Blown 🤯🤯
The very next day: Jessica: Mom you will not believe this but I got a 50% raise by just sharing a random fact with my manager!!! 🤯😯
I’ve worked in hotels for a while and I think someone needs to make a hotel sit-com. The office….but with crazy hotel crap
I work on a horse farm and honestly, same in that industry. Or a drama. Either would work. There are plenty of great workers who are good at their jobs and don’t cause drama, but the number of incompetent people who overestimate their knowledge and skills is higher than I’d like. And then there are people who DO start drama. I even had a coworker who constantly manufactured drama on purpose.
Fawlty Towers.
The beer one. Living and working in Utah and having to explain our crazy liquor laws 🤦🏽♀️ It was especially fun explaining why the waitress had to carry their drink to the room instead of them. Fun times.
Alcohol sales are so fun when there is a tine change. Uggh.
Me:
*explains something clear as day to a customer*
Customer:
That doesn’t make sense/ I don’t understand
I have a giggle when Jessica picks up whatever item she is using as a phone for the day 😅❤
I have to thank you for a previous skit. Thanks to you, i used my credit card to make my hotel booking through their website. So glad to hold the booking without the worry of a gap of money.
Don't take this the wrong way but I think it's great to realize I've missed shorts whenever I watch compilations, it's like a little surprise c:
My mom used to travel for work, and one particularly gruesome stretch had her in rhe same hotel six nights a week for several months. Home Saturday, back out Sunday afternoon. I went with her on one short trip; she came in the front doors, the desk looked up and said "Oh hi, DaddyBean's Mom, we have your favorite room all ready for you, here's your key, enjoy!" Total checkin time - less than 15 seconds. 😎
I was an assistant manager at a gas station and had a guy park on the street come up and ask why is someone using my pump and said he only uses that pump
Jessica. Thank you for your stream. I must comment on a different one that featured the "do not disturb" issues discussed.
A friend collapsed and was not discovered for almost three days. The hotel.honored her sign and never did a check.
She died of complications arising from the collapse.
I need people to.think of how her death happened and nicely welcome the one time check each day. I miss Patricia everyday. I think the protocol changed after her death industry wide but it took someone dying to change it.
We had a night auditor that went home and died on Friday morning (she was off on Fri and Sat nights). Sunday night, when she didn't show up for work, wheels started rolling. Evening shift called me. I went to the hotel. Evening shift, and I, started the audit. The Chief Engineer was the only one on speaking terms with her (she was a really mean old woman that had escaped Hungary during a Russian intervention in 1956). I called the Chief Engineer, who was on duty at the fire station (he was also a full time firefighter). He gave me her address (she had moved and not notified the hotel). I went to her house and found the lights on. I was trying her doors and windows when the Chief Engineer called me on my cellphone. He told me he would handle the house part of it, so I went back to the hotel. The Chief Engineer called me a half hour later. He found her in her bedroom, in a sitting up position next to her bed. He said, from the smell, that it was obvious that she had been dead for nearly 3 days.
Since a niece, once removed, was her only living relative, the management group for the hotel covered the cost of her funeral (she had worked at the hotel for 33 years). The niece, and hotel staff, were the only ones at her funeral.
I love how often people in the USA forget that each state has it's own laws. 😂😂
Hey Jessica loving your stories!
YESSSSSSSSS IVE EEN WAITING FOR THIS
As someone who’s also in hospitality these shorts and complications bring me joy
"They like the room because it's far from the elevator." Meanwhile, I travel on government rates, and the only time someone questioned me being right next to the elevator (could also be the ice machine or service room) was this year, when they tried to downgrade me from a king to a double queen (the double queen was actually cheaper, I had made that decision when I booked!). At this point, I am immune to elevator, ice machine, and cart noise!
I love ur vids no joke I have watched your same vids for like 10 times....plz create more😅😅😅
Even if they left the room, housekeeping would have to clean the room in the middle of the day when they’re not here.
Before retirement I stayed in hotels about 25 weeks every year. These give me a laugh.
Oregon no alcohol sales - of any kind - 2:30A-7A. Once had an out of state traveler call it utterly stupid.
Yet he had no issue with his home state prohibiting sales all day on Sunday.
I travel a lot too, when possible I like to use the same room in the same hotel and try to make a reservation to the same chair in the plane. Attached to it? Maybe, does make it feel a bit more “home” on the trips out. Am I enabled to that room or seat? No, of course not - in the end I’m just another guest for the hotel and airline.
I also take sometimes cookies from home with me, better to be known in the hotel as that guy that did bring cookies instead of that AH that couldn’t stand he didn’t get his so loved room.
The hanger is reallll
Love your videos ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I'm basically the same size as him 😂😂😂😂😂
Even college students without assigned seats will get upset if someone takes "their seat" part way through the semester.
Although "You're in my room" Karen behaved very badly, the attachment to the room causing distress could be an autistic thing. We autistic women can mask it entirely until something trips us up, and something like being used to staying in the same room, in the same bed, and then being surprised that this won't be the case this time could be that trip up. My husband gets amused about how flustered I get (but behave myself!) when we go to the dollar store for candy on grocery day and my favourite isn't in stock.
I also have autism and while I understand getting tripped up by small things, if Karen is able to travel alone she should know that that behavior is unacceptable. She should still be held accountable for her actions. Personally, if I had an attachment to a specific hotel room and I made a last-minute reservation, I would be mentally preparing to be put into a different room to minimize the stress if that happened.
@@someonesomewhere9115 I did acknowledge that this particular Karen was out of bounds. My comment was for the "it happens all the time" sort of comment from Jessica's character, implying that guests regularly get flustered when they don't get a room they're used to. Not all of them are going to be Karens, but some of them may be visibly flustered and may ask once just to be sure. Those could be autistics like us. My comment was meant to be a "don't judge them for being flustered if they're polite about it."
Yep. When I meet something totally out of left field, especially if the day has been very stressful (as travel days often are lol), there's a decent chance that my brain will short circuit and take a hot minute to reload. If I were a regular at a hotel and got my usual room changed, I'd absolutely be flustered even while trying to make it sound fun lol.
Jess in a beard looks like Greg Allman.
My daughter and SIL and I go on little mini-vacations to Orlando.
We stay at the same hotel and always request one of three rooms on the first floor.
They are opposite a nice covered pavillion, quiet and we like to sit out there talking, drinking and smoking cigars.
My SIL and I have sat out there talking until 4 in the morning! Lol!!
Note! We request these rooms but we certainly wont pitch a fit if we don't get it!! Lol!!
BTW! No. We don't get loud and rowdy and disturb other guests.
We just talk!
... and drink Bourbon! Lol
That hotel must be a family business
Beer guy would love the places where alcohol cannot be sold on Sundays or for partial day on Sunday. Where I live, it was illegal to sell alcohol on Sunday until 2011. Now you only have to wait until after church (noon) to buy alcohol.
What annoys me about the room lady is she could have like... asked nicely? Like asking someone if they'd switch seats with you on a plane. If they say no, well then too bad, but they could say yes. Then you could go down to the desk together and agree to swap rooms. Heck, maybe even give the other guy an upgrade for being so accommodating.
2:57 bring the takeout to the lobby with you
Yeah, the queen bed thing would piss me off. I *can* sleep diagonally on a queen, but a king is much more comfortable, and I am unusually tall.
I get it. No one wants their feet hanging off!
If you're that addicted to beer just have a six-pack in your room.
I have a particular room at a resort I stay at. It has to do with the layout being different from the other 1 bedrooms. Even in a different floor it’s still my favorite. But geez!!! I don’t own it! And if it’s not available they consistently give me the best that is. I have asked to be moved once, but other than that, in 10 yrs I smile thank them and keep chatting. They work too hard to take petty arrogant attitudes.
All of my fave rooms are ground level. I usually pay $25 extra to get them. Sometimes I'm put in a pet room. I don't care.
Had a woman try to buy beer after midnight then asked if she drank the beer in the store would I sell it to her. That is even worse, being in Texas I suggested she drive to Louisiana.
Exactly where is this hotel that only hires blue-eyed people and books guests with blue eyes? Seems like a lawsuit waiting to happen! 🤣
4th! EARLYYYYY I love ur skits!
That dude needs to go to AAA
Everybody in this hotel looks like everybody else.
Are all the town’s population each other’s cousins?
I still sleep in a twin!
Third! Im late bc Im actually in a hotel rn :DD
Regarding the buying beer after midnight skit? What about the little refrigerator in the room. Isn't it not called an honor bar? If there are some beers in there? Are you indeed selling them? Would it be considered retail? Please tell me how the state would treat it differently
Amazing wenn du aufrufe nach oben gehen und ich das beobachten kann 😂❤
Ayy im early i love your content keep going and dont listen to any hate ❤❤❤
Ever since I first watched the Mrs Anderson skit, I've always wondered if she might be neurodivergent. She reminds me of Adrian Monk (I've been watching Monk lately, and he's at least autistic-coded, if not canonically autistic)
Heeeey the first skit was a remake of one of the very first skits she ever made
wait is your bonus mom from sweden!😲😊
Make a complain 15 please 🙏🏻
This was the type of stuff i dealt with all night.
What is Ms My Room is 415 doing in No. 14? tone: curious
Beer and wine of that state law:
If you don’t like it please vote. or move to that state and vote. Or run for office and change it. it will be a while before your bill goes up for a vote. 🗳️ good luck. 🍀 01:18
Or drive to the next state, buy a beer, and drive back to the hotel.
@@ghost307Texas. I am in Texas. That will take a few hours for Oklahoma and Louisiana.
@@gamingnerdgirlz I mean if you want the beer THAT bad... 😂
1st comment. Love your videos❤
Mumble.... Grumble...mumble...grumble
wait are you from sweden !
I guess for busnispeople that same hotel they stay at amd than a specialy the room the stay at is home away from home. I guess.
These people are really a pain.😊
Is there a green strip of hair in there
Rehab, anyone?
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Mrs Anderson doesn't even seem entitled, that sounds more like ocd or something related
Like that is WAY TOO MUCH to be just entitlement, that isn't "healthy" behaviour
Oh definitely. Doesn't excuse it though lol.
Why do they call single beds twins in America?
I think there used to be an even narrower single bed.
First
Once while traveling with a friend of mine we reserved a room with two beds. When we arrived they told my friend that they "upgraded" us to a better room.
It turned out to be a bridal suite with one bed. This didn't work out well as we are both heterosexual men who preferred to not sleep in the same bed if other options were available.
I informed the front desk of this. They didn't seem to have any options for us.
I ended up sleeping in a chair.
I don't think I will ever willingly stay at that hotel ever again.😢
Please change the style of the fake moustache or get a new hoodie, I keep thinking this is all the same terrible man (who was briefly polite when you all helped him with a stalker)
You keep reposting stuff you posted before
And...? These are her compilations just like the description says 😂
So what??
You might want to look up the definition of "compilation".
Google is your friend.
Why are you talking to yourself?
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