I just saw a agency babe over the weekend. We had just finished pop # 2, I was relaxing and she was getting towels for us when the hotel phone rang. She answered and was immediately alarmed. Evidently, someone told the hotel manage that she was smoking in her non-smoking room, and the hotel and cleaning managers were coming up to investigate! We were both naked and had to scramble to clean ourselves and get dressed. Before I could leave there was a knock on the door and the provider met the managers in her negligee, while I hid in the bathroom. I was alarmed too! Was this a LE bust? Would the managers inspect the whole room? Anyways, the managers accused the provider of smoking in her room and said she would have to pay a $250 fine and leave the next day. I never noticed any cigarette smell, however she was burning two or three candles, and she admitted that she would have a smoke outside occasionally. She protested to the managers to no avail and they left. When I slunk out of the bathroom she was extremely upset. I tried to give a little comfort, but she had another client coming before long.
Selfishly, I'm relieved the hotel managers didn't come any earlier or look around too much. I feel like I should have said something in her defense, but how would that have looked with a chick in a negligee at noon, burning candles, hot towels, and goofy looking white guy protesting. I should switch to a less exciting hobby.
They could be using the excuse of "cigarette smell" to give a reason to shake her up...because maybe they DO know she uses this hotel frequently for encounters. Or maybe the candle smell they are confusing it with. Who knows? I vote for the first sceanario....
I would not blame the provider, and maybe try a different hotel next time?
I believe they knew what she was doing & wanted her gone. If she was expecting another guest shortly, it's likely they had spotted the traffic pattern. This is the hotel's prerogitive. Better that than for them to call in LE. Just remember this hotel is not provider friendly. skb
Assuming the story is true - I don't buy it though - exactly how much privacy does one have in a rented hotel room? If I had answered the phone I would have told the Manager to GO TO HELL and leave me alone that I was trying to sleep.
We need a legal opinion about what exactly you buy regarding right to privacy, freedom from unreasonable search etc when you rent a hotel room for the night.
vonrichtofen, unfortunately, its a true story. The hotel in question must have sniffed (no pun intended) out the pattern of clients arriving. I'm just glad they decided to handle it without the aid of any authorities and waited until the session was almost over. Also, I made sure to leave by the back stairs instead of through the lobby to avoid undue attention.
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