100% agree!
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Hey, itâs your second amendment. You wanted it.
But also, itâs bullshit because the Las Vegas thing wouldnât happen at Pop. You need a tower hotel with a big crowd below.
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Your sweeping generalizations are really irritating at times.
I can seriously see someone getting shot. When I used to travel for business, I always felt vulnerable in my hotel room. I remember this happened to me once. This was before these hotel room checks started to happen. I think he was bringing some dry cleaning and didnât want to make a return trip. Iâm getting an adrenaline dump just thinking about it and if Iâd had a gun and it were handy, heâd have totally been shot. He seemed shocked that I flipped out.
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You the people. Not you the person.
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yeah, wellâŚ
this kinda did just prove your point. Soo⌠pfffft 
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Side bar: Is there a post so shocking and offensive that @Jeff_AZ wouldnât like it?
I mean, weâve discovered there are posts so unambiguously wholesome that @ryan1 will like them.
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SureâŚwatch this:
The Last Jedi Sucked. Deal with it.
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I also reminded of all the times I was given a key on check-in to a room that was still occupied, and at least three times I accidentally used my key on the wrong room and it worked! One time I was one floor off and I knew the people in the room. It was a convention and we all thought it was funny. I used to spend about 180-ish nights in hotel rooms and I became friendly with some of the employees. I remember one guy saying that before he was hired, all hotel keys opened all doors. This wasnât some po-dunk place. Marriott Courtyard was the default, and if there wasnât one, you could go nicer. Hotel rooms are NOT secure.
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In June and September at BWV they always came in when I wasnât in the room. One day in June they called and asked when we were planning on going out since they needed to come in.
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