Those In Room Refrigerators

Or be honest and tell the truth, since you have an actual valid medical reason for wanting a refrigerator and don't need to lie like Bagiant suggests.

Hope she recovers quickly, sounds very painful.

Sorry if you condemn my little white lie, but sometimes you have to if you don't want to have to pay the extra price if you tell the truth.

No judgement from me Bags. I cheat the lines at Disneyland with kid switch passes. You do what you gotta do to not get soaked by giant corporations.

Sure Bags, at this point what's lying to you? Obviously not much, from what you write about your life here.

And if abuse by people like you causes hotels to start charging diabetics and others people who need refrigerated medicines so that they do not die for their in-room refrigerators, well, it's their own fault for being sick, those suckers ha ha ha!

And besides, sometimes the whore you paid to come to your hotel room needs a lot of malt liquor to try to forget, but you don't want to pay to keep it chilled. It's understandable.



My advice was intended for unlost causes.

Why this little white lie? Her daughter has a medical reason for the fridge.
Lying and dishonesty come so very easy for some, they don't know the domino effect it can cause.

I am not taking sides on this specific issue.

That being said, I can imanqine receiving a response from the hotel along the lines that "free refrigerators are for diabetics who must keep their insulin at a specific temperature. For someone needing a cold pack, we have ice machines down the hall on every floor."

If anyone on this forum can honestly and truthfully say they have NOT told a lie, deceived or tried to deceive any person or business in the past 24 months (only 2 years) I will send them $100, aand a string of Mardi Gras beads, once I receive my Nicaragua inheritance or publishers clearing house check. I expect either, or both to arrive very shortly.

Come to think of it, by the time of the trip, ice packs won't be needed anyway.

Way to ruin a thread.

Wow, would that be a rare occurrence? I think you'd have to go a lot further back to find intentional deceit on my part.

Hotels should ask to see the vial of insulin when someone requests a fridge for medical reasons.

I'm with you.

I am hardly a candidate for sainthood, but it makes me feel good when I do the right thing. Just as I wouldn't go claim that I lost a $10 bill on the floor of a casino when I didn't, I wouldn't be comfortable pretending I have diabetes.