The State of Hotel Hygiene and Staff Treatment: A Harrowing Exposé

As I watched the video transcript unfold, I couldn't help but feel a sense of disgust and outrage towards the hotel owner's behavior. The camera panned across the room, showing off the luxurious amenities, before landing on a disturbing sight: a bed with visible bodily fluids splattered about, lit up by the harsh glare of the plant light. "That's exactly what you're seeing," the host said, his voice dripping with disgust. "I wouldn't want to lay on that bed where these mattresses come from." The camera zoomed in on the mattress, revealing two holes that had clearly been made by cigarette smoke.

The host's reaction was visceral, as he recoiled at the sight of the polluted bed. "It's sickening," he said, his voice shaking with disgust. "I felt dirty, I'm a clean person." The camera then cut to an interview with the hotel owner, Philip Seaman, who seemed out of touch with the reality of his employees' lives. When asked about the condition of the bed, Seaman seemed nonchalant, even dismissive. "What's the problem?" he replied, when one of his staff members asked him what was wrong.

As the interview continued, it became clear that Seaman was out of touch with the struggles of his employees. One staff member revealed that they were working 100 hours a week for minimal pay, while the hotel owner himself had an estate worth millions of dollars. "You have an estate to the tune of 10 million dollars," one staff member pointed out, "and you still manage to underpay us." The camera then cut back to the host, who was visibly upset by Seaman's response.

The host began to speak about the mistreatment of his own staff, revealing that they were struggling to make ends meet on meager wages. He accused Seaman of taking advantage of them, and implied that he was more concerned with lining his own pockets than with treating his employees fairly. "She'll keep on cutting corners and humiliating them because they're the problem," the host said, his voice laced with anger.

As the video continued to roll, it became clear that Seaman's behavior was not an isolated incident. The host showed footage of the hotel owner's luxurious car collection, which seemed out of touch with the struggles of his employees. "Fill[ing] the car part with classic cars... and they're struggling," the host said, shaking his head in disgust.

The video ended abruptly, with Seaman telling the host to leave him alone. The final shot was of the host, looking visibly shaken by what he had seen and heard. As I watched the transcript, I couldn't help but feel a sense of outrage towards Seaman's behavior. How could someone who is so wealthy and powerful treat their employees in such a callous way? It's a stark reminder that sometimes, the most egregious abuses of power can be hidden behind a façade of luxury and opulence.

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hotel you're just ripping people off you don't care for the customers you don't care for your staff who do you care for I care about my staff the the first thing you said to me when I arrived here Phillip what's the problem staff they're bleeding the clock huh no way that's what you told me I've got half it Wroten down at home where I put at least 100 hours free in here we will come in an hour 2 hours early not punch in and then we will work late to get what we need to get done you have an estate to the tune of 10 million dollars and a chef that puts 100 hours in for nothing or is he lying he's not lying he's here all the time I'm surprised you guys are here I'm the only earner for my family and I make 500 bucks every two weeks this is crazy and you rock up here with a plate with Hotel H what the is going on these guys are your bread and butter your backbone but they're terrified to tell you the truth she'll keep on cutting corners and humilating them because they're the problem the fact that it's not busy look within it starts from the top amen yeah could you just excuse me and leave me here on my own with Philip thank you now can you your man up I don't have all the answers Gordon I'm trying give me one answer give me something you're abusing your staff what kind of message does it send to them when you fill the car part with classic cars and they're struggling J think it's fair do I think it's fair no no do they deserve better of course why are you doing it I don't have an answer for that I don't know why I'm doing that get F leave me alone get the out of therethis ship is on a collision course can I show you something I think you should all see come with me I think everybody's forgotten what it's like for guests to stay in this hotel then April how much is this room $250 a night Friday and Saturdays $180 the rest of the week let me show you what $250 gets you at the Monte cell turn the lights out you see that this plant light shows up bodily fluids that's exactly what you're see disting I wouldn't want to lay on that bed where these mattresses come from philli the house in Arizona your house yes wow those two holes there that's cigarette holes uhoh Burns watch out every don't touch there oh she I was totally grossed out when I seen that bed it was sickening $250 to sleep in Phil oh my God Philip Seaman right there is everywhere does that make anybody else feel sick yeah cuz right now I am disgusted by this foul polluted bed I felt dirty I'm a clean person it was disgusting I don't know why you're running a hotel you're just ripping people off you don't care for the customers you don't care for your staff who do you care for I care about my staff the the first thing you said to me when I arrived here Phillip what's the problem staff they're bleeding the clock huh no way that's what you told me I've got half it Wroten down at home where I put at least 100 hours free in here we will come in an hour 2 hours early not punch in and then we will work late to get what we need to get done you have an estate to the tune of 10 million dollars and a chef that puts 100 hours in for nothing or is he lying he's not lying he's here all the time I'm surprised you guys are here I'm the only earner for my family and I make 500 bucks every two weeks this is crazy and you rock up here with a plate with Hotel H what the is going on these guys are your bread and butter your backbone but they're terrified to tell you the truth she'll keep on cutting corners and humilating them because they're the problem the fact that it's not busy look within it starts from the top amen yeah could you just excuse me and leave me here on my own with Philip thank you now can you your man up I don't have all the answers Gordon I'm trying give me one answer give me something you're abusing your staff what kind of message does it send to them when you fill the car part with classic cars and they're struggling J think it's fair do I think it's fair no no do they deserve better of course why are you doing it I don't have an answer for that I don't know why I'm doing that get F leave me alone get the out of there\n"