Sitting In A Hotel Room ...
I'm just wondering at what point a hotel chain thought that it became worth 7 bucks for the convenience of having a can of macadamia nuts in a small refrigerator in my room?
Also, with the room service thing, is having room service so convenient that the prices can be both 50% higher than they would be ordinarily and charge a convenience fee?
Don't get me wrong, you'll never find a stronger proponent of convenience than me. Ask my wife. She hates that I'm willing to go a crappy deli and buy a turkey sandwich when I could by a pound of turkey and a loaf of bread at the supermarket for roughly the same price. I can't be bothered to comparison shop, even on the InterWeb. I feel like in the time it takes me to search out a better deal, I could already be doing something else.
I guess it's my own fault that I'm willing to pay $17 for a club sandwich and $2.50 for a medium sized bag of M&Ms that have been sitting there for god knows how long. I just hate that they know exactly how to take avantage of me.
Also, with the room service thing, is having room service so convenient that the prices can be both 50% higher than they would be ordinarily and charge a convenience fee?
Don't get me wrong, you'll never find a stronger proponent of convenience than me. Ask my wife. She hates that I'm willing to go a crappy deli and buy a turkey sandwich when I could by a pound of turkey and a loaf of bread at the supermarket for roughly the same price. I can't be bothered to comparison shop, even on the InterWeb. I feel like in the time it takes me to search out a better deal, I could already be doing something else.
I guess it's my own fault that I'm willing to pay $17 for a club sandwich and $2.50 for a medium sized bag of M&Ms that have been sitting there for god knows how long. I just hate that they know exactly how to take avantage of me.
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