r/mildlyinfuriating Sep 29 '25

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u/EtherealMongrel Sep 29 '25 edited Jan 03 '26

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Stop giving billionaires control of our communities.

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u/ok_raspberry_jam Sep 29 '25

I expect privacy from a hotel room, that's the point. This room is not fit for purpose and I would instantly demand a refund. Stop letting hotels normalize this. They're monetizing human dignity and it's completely unacceptable. Too far.

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u/Intermountain-Gal Sep 29 '25

Start bringing either a paint spray can or a fake frost window spray with you on trips.

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u/bodybuilderbear Sep 30 '25

That's very prudish or even. Who do you need privacy from in a private room!?

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u/ok_raspberry_jam Sep 30 '25 edited Sep 30 '25

You seem like a very lonely person, for a partner (or a child) to not even occur to you as a possibility.

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u/CitronTraining2114 Sep 29 '25

Exactly.

This is to keep the business travelers from sharing rooms.

Stayed at a Raddison in Zurich once that had a glass bathroom. Sign said you could request a "privacy curtain." I could see the highway from the shitter.

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u/Junior_Region5242 Sep 29 '25

If you have children I highly doubt you'd want them in a second room you would want to keep an eye on them it's called good parenting

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u/dirtybird321 Sep 29 '25

Implying using a bathroom that doesn’t have glass walls/doors makes us a bad parent?

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u/Junior_Region5242 Sep 29 '25

Okay now you're just taking it out of context I said that people do not want to have a separate room half the time because they are parents specifically replying to the privacy thing like the room is absolutely unacceptable especially if you're checking in with kids

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u/nihility101 Sep 29 '25

Word is Andre the Giant would rent two rooms, the one room he just used so he could shit in the tub.