Hotel Alarm Clocks

[Prog 2/2]

And for some strange reason, every hotel alarm clock in America already has the radio preset to Mexican music stations . . . .

Classic.

 

[SPilot]

The DoubleTree radio alarm you can't even set the time. Last time I was in a DoubleTree... the time was wrong, and after 10 minutes of looking around for buttons, google told me it wasn't possible for guests to set the time.

Told the front desk... that I couldn't figure out how to adjust it... and asked if they could come up and do it for me. Most surprisingly, they said they couldn't do it either - they had to have a specialist do it, which wasn't available until the next morning.

 

[COOPERVANE]

There was a recent study that was done and found that in a hotel room, the highest concentration of feces was found on the remote control. Just food for thought.

I guess I shouldnt use it to spread peanut butter anymore?

 

[Stifler's Mom]

There was a recent study that was done and found that in a hotel room, the highest concentration of feces was found on the remote control. Just food for thought.

I know the first thing I do when I run out of toilet paper is look for the alarm clock. Should I not be doing this?

 

[Amish RakeFight]

And for some strange reason, every hotel alarm clock in America already has the radio preset to Mexican music stations . . . .

No worse than hearing Bible Belt music on the radio. Whats up with that down south?

 

[Going2Baja]

No kidding!!

I hate the ones that after 30 minutes of trying to set it, you cant even pick a radio station you want.

I couldn't figure that one out either. Having the clock show the wrong time is a pain. And yes, the cell phone and hotel phone will work. Why do so many people on here just want to bash others? Grow the F up....No wonder this industry is tanking.

Baja.

 

[SiuDude]

The DoubleTree radio alarm you can't even set the time. Last time I was in a DoubleTree... the time was wrong, and after 10 minutes of looking around for buttons, google told me it wasn't possible for guests to set the time.

Told the front desk... that I couldn't figure out how to adjust it... and asked if they could come up and do it for me. Most surprisingly, they said they couldn't do it either - they had to have a specialist do it, which wasn't available until the next morning.

Oh I'm sorry! Would you like a cookie?

 

[Going2Baja]

Oh I'm sorry! Would you like a cookie?

Nice reply a$$ - You Sir are a tool.

Baja.

 

[CA1900]

Nice reply a$$ - You Sir are a tool.

Uhhh... Doubletree? Cookie? Get it?

 

[414Flyer]

And for some strange reason, every hotel alarm clock in America already has the radio preset to Mexican music stations . . . .

ha, I was going to say that. And they keep changing the radios back to that crap too, even after you put in on decent music. There should be a special place in hell for the German immigrants who brought the accordion to south Texas.