Gordon Furious at Hotel's Moldy Fridge _ Hotel Hell

The Hotel Horror: A Tourist's Descent into Chaos

As I walked into Murphy's hotel, I couldn't help but feel a sense of unease wash over me. The lobby was packed with people, all looking like they had been there for hours. I joined the queue, eager to check in and get my room key, but as I waited, I noticed that something was off. The staff seemed disorganized, with no one in sight at the front desk.

I approached the receptionist, hoping to finally get some assistance, but she was nowhere to be found. Instead, a bartender called me over, asking if I had checked in yet. I explained that I hadn't been able to find anyone to check me in, and he told me that I needed to come looking for them in the bar. It sounded like a ridiculous solution, but I was starting to feel desperate.

As I made my way to the bar, I couldn't help but notice the state of the hotel's kitchen. Raw pork sat next to cooked chicken in the walk-in fridge, and the air was thick with the smell of mold and decay. I had seen this before, but it still took my breath away. The bartender told me that the fridge wasn't cleaned out very often, only twice a week.

I took a seat at the bar and ordered a drink, trying to make sense of the chaos around me. As I waited for my drink to arrive, I noticed that the bartender seemed to be handling multiple tasks at once. He was also working as a server, taking orders from other guests. It was clear that the staff was stretched thin.

As I sipped my drink, I couldn't help but wonder how this hotel had managed to stay open for so long. The owners seemed to be completely unaware of the state of their establishment, and it showed in everything they did. From the dirty lockers to the moldy food, it was clear that something needed to change.

I struck up a conversation with the bartender, asking him about his experiences working at the hotel. He told me that he had only been there for a short time, but had already seen some of the worst excesses of the establishment. As we talked, I realized that this wasn't just a hotel - it was a symbol of everything that was wrong with the hospitality industry.

As we chatted, the bartender mentioned that the hotel had had multiple CEOs and general managers in recent years. It seemed like they were trying to turn things around, but so far, nothing seemed to be working. I asked him if he thought the owners took the state of their hotel seriously, and he shook his head.

"I don't think they care," he said. "They're just going through the motions, waiting for someone else to fix everything." It was a bleak assessment, but one that seemed all too accurate.

As my drink approached its end, I realized that it was time for me to check out. The bartender told me that I should pay more attention to his job, and do better at running the hotel. I nodded in agreement, feeling a sense of solidarity with him.

"Do you think anyone can run this place?" he asked, his voice tinged with doubt. I hesitated, unsure of how to answer. It seemed like an impossible task, one that required someone with a completely different set of skills and experience than the bartender had.

"I'm not sure," I said finally. "But I do know that it's going to take more than just money and management to fix this place." The bartender nodded in agreement, and we parted ways as I made my way out into the bright sunlight.

As I walked away from Murphy's hotel, I couldn't help but feel a sense of disappointment. This was a place that should have been able to offer me a clean room and a warm welcome, but instead it had left me feeling frustrated and disillusioned.

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bartender's or servers like me sometimes taking care of it once guests get to the rooms they're in for another unpleasant surprise let's wait for the drunkards to go home before we very annoying the owners ignorance is evident in everything I've seen so far I'm curious to see what it's like in the past I haven't seen like the walk-in fridge raw pork cooked chicken sat next to each other disgusting oh seen this before I find I knit it's not the mold going on their lockers bloody hell as model at the sides to Jesus Christ a looker the mold on that this is absolutely disgusting Valen so the walk in how often is that fridge cleaned out like rightfully twice a week yes everything else yes yes come with me all of you all right especially owners sounds good sounds good bro you now oh wow oh wow look at moldy tortillas there should not be any moldy food it's like an horrible when was this nice not Saturday no I needed smell that ain't nataas that I know that I'm this terrible just be ashamed 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