Alright, that is enough! I've had it up to the tippy top of my 5'3" body. Apparently there are people in this world who are under the mistaken impression that a hotel, even a cheap ass local hotel, is their garbage bag of the world. Their little spot to treat as dirty as they do their own house. I'm here to lay down the ground rules, a little How To when it comes to staying in a hotel. Pay attention this is going to be very easily understood for even the most ADD of you all.

There are simple rules when it comes to staying in a hotel room. Whether you are there for one night or ten, with friends or by yourself, or if it is a booty call or a gay orgy. There are things you should do and things you shouldn't. I never thought I would actually have to list these out, but apparently the hotel packets are lacking in the full rules for hotel stays.
1. DO NOT LEAVE YOUR SEX TOYS, UNDERWEAR, AND OR USED CONDOMS LYING ON THE FLOOR: Seriously, do I look like the type of woman who wants to reuse your used up booty call objects? No. So pack up the sex toys and underwear, and throw your used condoms in the garbage cans provided. We're so nice, we even give you two garbage cans to use. I do not want to find anymore used condoms on the floors, in the beds, or laying on the television.
2. PLEASE TAKE THE PORN TAPES YOU DON'T WANT YOUR WIFE TO KNOW YOU WATCH HOME: Leaving your gay pre-teen double rage porn DVDs under the mattress does not make you any less gay. It does make you a laughable joke, and someone who now has a note in the computer as "creepy pervert" in order for us to laugh at you again the next time you check in. Take them home with you.
3. WIPE UP YOUR OWN FLUIDS: I really should not have to say this. But if you decide to shoot your "money shot" anywhere other than the normal places, clean that shit up. Shooting a wad on the window and writing words in it does not impress.
4. WATCH YOUR DRUNKS: If you choose to have a drunken party, keep an eye on your own drunks. I don't have time to chase the naked guy down the parking lot, or pick the drunken women crawling around in her knees, up. Take care of your own.
5. LEARN WHERE THE TOILET IS: That's right boys and girls. Its in that little square room with no carpet and it has a beautiful water filled tank just for your urine. That does not mean piss the beds, the fridge, or the bath tub. If you do choose this route, clean up your own damn piss.
6. NO MATTER HOW KNOWLEDGEABLE I AM, I DO NOT PROCURE DRUGS OR HOOKERS: Asking your housekeepers where you can buy hookers or drugs is another no no. We aren't pimps or dealers, and more than likely we are now watching your room for any action so we can call the cops on you, have you arrested, dump your stuff, and not refund your money.
7. THERE ARE CURTAINS FOR A REASON: See those dark thick things hanging to the side of the window? The first thing you should do upon entering a room is CLOSE THE FECKING CURTAINS. I have no desire to see your large hairy ass stalking across the room in an Elvis impersonation. I also have no willingness to see you passed out drunk naked covered in your own vomit.
8. CHECK OUT TIME- LEARN IT, LOVE IT, USE IT: When the front desk girl informs you that check out time is 11:00 am, and it says 11:00 am check out on your receipt, that does not mean you leave your hotel room after repeated knocks and break ins from the housekeepers at 1 pm. I don't care how hungover you are or how you have no where else to go. Get out already! We have lives too and would love to get on with them before we turn 80 years old.
9. BEER GOES A LONG WAY TO MAKING UP FOR BEING A MISERABLE GUEST: If you leave the room trashed and smelling of a local pub that hasn't been cleaned in ten years, the least you could do is leave the unopened leftover booze in the fridge. Don't worry about it being lonely, we snatch it up, lovingly carry it on our carts, take it home with us, and gladly drink it up later as we reminisce about the messy rooms they came from.
10. A HOUSEKEEPER IS AN UNDERPAID UNDER TIPPED SERVER: Just remember, a housekeeper cleaned your room, supplied you with fresh clean linens, came back when you asked for more and if you are staying more than one night she has come into your room with your personal weird items and cleaned around them. A small tip is not only gladly appreciated, it makes up for the trash you leave behind. Two dollars for a one night stay is not overly pricey. If you choose to stay longer, leave a dollar a day. That is not asking much from the women who clean your shit out of the toilets, your pubes out of the bath tub, and your "wads" from the bed sheets. Now if you have crappy service, just like a crappy server, of course no tip is needed.
11. JUST BECAUSE WE WORK SHITTY JOBS, DOESN'T MAKE US DESPERATE: No I don't want to go for a drink with you after my shift. I work as a head housekeeper, that makes me in need of a job, not a date from a lonely worker who's wife is waiting at home in some other state. Keep your flirting to the bars and clubs, leave us alone.
12. MY LAUNDRY ROOM/CART ROOM/FRONT DESK ARE NOT YOUR HANG OUT: These are OUR areas, its where we go for not only our supplies, but our sanity. Please don't enter these areas and hang around for some chit chat. Not only do we not have time for it, but we really don't want to hear about your sad life story. Last time I checked it was MY hand in your toilet scrubbing away, not yours.
13. CHILDREN, LIKE PETS NEED A LEASH: I am not a pet sitter nor a child sitter. It is not my job to keep track of where your loved ones went. Keep your children in your rooms and away from the phones, microwaves, and fire alarms. As for your pets, not only do I not want to clean up their shit, but you probably didn't inform us you had one anyways. Which means I now have to clean a room filled with dog hair that you didn't pay to leave laying around.
14. VOMIT IS NOT A FOOD GROUP: Everyone gets sick at some point in time, we understand this. However, this does not mean I want to come into a room and find your vomit on the floor, the bed, the fridge, or the sink. Clean it up and throw away the towels when you're done. We not only have no need to see it, we can't use them after they've been covered in vomit anyways.
15. YOU WANT TREATED AS A GUEST, ACT LIKE ONE: When you choose to stay in a hotel, act as if you're in a family members house. That means pick up your own trash, flush your own toilet, and take your things when you're done. Some of our favorite regulars we go out of our way for simply because they are wonderful guests. This means their linens are ALWAYS fresh, they get extras, and if they need something unexpected, we try to get it for them. We also have the regulars we can't stand. We know they don't tip, we know they trash the rooms, and we know they do nothing but complain about everything from the freeway noise to the leaves on the ground. Trust me, I do nothing but the basics for these people.
See, the rules are simple. They aren't ridiculous and should be common sense. It is unfortunate that in this day and age people have none. One more rule that should be added though: Please don't choose a hotel to hide a body, or die in. That's really taking "horror hotel" to an extreme no one wants to see.
There are simple rules when it comes to staying in a hotel room. Whether you are there for one night or ten, with friends or by yourself, or if it is a booty call or a gay orgy. There are things you should do and things you shouldn't. I never thought I would actually have to list these out, but apparently the hotel packets are lacking in the full rules for hotel stays.
1. DO NOT LEAVE YOUR SEX TOYS, UNDERWEAR, AND OR USED CONDOMS LYING ON THE FLOOR: Seriously, do I look like the type of woman who wants to reuse your used up booty call objects? No. So pack up the sex toys and underwear, and throw your used condoms in the garbage cans provided. We're so nice, we even give you two garbage cans to use. I do not want to find anymore used condoms on the floors, in the beds, or laying on the television.
2. PLEASE TAKE THE PORN TAPES YOU DON'T WANT YOUR WIFE TO KNOW YOU WATCH HOME: Leaving your gay pre-teen double rage porn DVDs under the mattress does not make you any less gay. It does make you a laughable joke, and someone who now has a note in the computer as "creepy pervert" in order for us to laugh at you again the next time you check in. Take them home with you.
3. WIPE UP YOUR OWN FLUIDS: I really should not have to say this. But if you decide to shoot your "money shot" anywhere other than the normal places, clean that shit up. Shooting a wad on the window and writing words in it does not impress.
4. WATCH YOUR DRUNKS: If you choose to have a drunken party, keep an eye on your own drunks. I don't have time to chase the naked guy down the parking lot, or pick the drunken women crawling around in her knees, up. Take care of your own.
5. LEARN WHERE THE TOILET IS: That's right boys and girls. Its in that little square room with no carpet and it has a beautiful water filled tank just for your urine. That does not mean piss the beds, the fridge, or the bath tub. If you do choose this route, clean up your own damn piss.
6. NO MATTER HOW KNOWLEDGEABLE I AM, I DO NOT PROCURE DRUGS OR HOOKERS: Asking your housekeepers where you can buy hookers or drugs is another no no. We aren't pimps or dealers, and more than likely we are now watching your room for any action so we can call the cops on you, have you arrested, dump your stuff, and not refund your money.
7. THERE ARE CURTAINS FOR A REASON: See those dark thick things hanging to the side of the window? The first thing you should do upon entering a room is CLOSE THE FECKING CURTAINS. I have no desire to see your large hairy ass stalking across the room in an Elvis impersonation. I also have no willingness to see you passed out drunk naked covered in your own vomit.
8. CHECK OUT TIME- LEARN IT, LOVE IT, USE IT: When the front desk girl informs you that check out time is 11:00 am, and it says 11:00 am check out on your receipt, that does not mean you leave your hotel room after repeated knocks and break ins from the housekeepers at 1 pm. I don't care how hungover you are or how you have no where else to go. Get out already! We have lives too and would love to get on with them before we turn 80 years old.
9. BEER GOES A LONG WAY TO MAKING UP FOR BEING A MISERABLE GUEST: If you leave the room trashed and smelling of a local pub that hasn't been cleaned in ten years, the least you could do is leave the unopened leftover booze in the fridge. Don't worry about it being lonely, we snatch it up, lovingly carry it on our carts, take it home with us, and gladly drink it up later as we reminisce about the messy rooms they came from.
10. A HOUSEKEEPER IS AN UNDERPAID UNDER TIPPED SERVER: Just remember, a housekeeper cleaned your room, supplied you with fresh clean linens, came back when you asked for more and if you are staying more than one night she has come into your room with your personal weird items and cleaned around them. A small tip is not only gladly appreciated, it makes up for the trash you leave behind. Two dollars for a one night stay is not overly pricey. If you choose to stay longer, leave a dollar a day. That is not asking much from the women who clean your shit out of the toilets, your pubes out of the bath tub, and your "wads" from the bed sheets. Now if you have crappy service, just like a crappy server, of course no tip is needed.
11. JUST BECAUSE WE WORK SHITTY JOBS, DOESN'T MAKE US DESPERATE: No I don't want to go for a drink with you after my shift. I work as a head housekeeper, that makes me in need of a job, not a date from a lonely worker who's wife is waiting at home in some other state. Keep your flirting to the bars and clubs, leave us alone.
12. MY LAUNDRY ROOM/CART ROOM/FRONT DESK ARE NOT YOUR HANG OUT: These are OUR areas, its where we go for not only our supplies, but our sanity. Please don't enter these areas and hang around for some chit chat. Not only do we not have time for it, but we really don't want to hear about your sad life story. Last time I checked it was MY hand in your toilet scrubbing away, not yours.
13. CHILDREN, LIKE PETS NEED A LEASH: I am not a pet sitter nor a child sitter. It is not my job to keep track of where your loved ones went. Keep your children in your rooms and away from the phones, microwaves, and fire alarms. As for your pets, not only do I not want to clean up their shit, but you probably didn't inform us you had one anyways. Which means I now have to clean a room filled with dog hair that you didn't pay to leave laying around.
14. VOMIT IS NOT A FOOD GROUP: Everyone gets sick at some point in time, we understand this. However, this does not mean I want to come into a room and find your vomit on the floor, the bed, the fridge, or the sink. Clean it up and throw away the towels when you're done. We not only have no need to see it, we can't use them after they've been covered in vomit anyways.
15. YOU WANT TREATED AS A GUEST, ACT LIKE ONE: When you choose to stay in a hotel, act as if you're in a family members house. That means pick up your own trash, flush your own toilet, and take your things when you're done. Some of our favorite regulars we go out of our way for simply because they are wonderful guests. This means their linens are ALWAYS fresh, they get extras, and if they need something unexpected, we try to get it for them. We also have the regulars we can't stand. We know they don't tip, we know they trash the rooms, and we know they do nothing but complain about everything from the freeway noise to the leaves on the ground. Trust me, I do nothing but the basics for these people.
See, the rules are simple. They aren't ridiculous and should be common sense. It is unfortunate that in this day and age people have none. One more rule that should be added though: Please don't choose a hotel to hide a body, or die in. That's really taking "horror hotel" to an extreme no one wants to see.



