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(You may be right but if I told you in a PM, you wouldn’t be guessing.) …
BTW, it was the same experience for me back in the day, as with you in your law firm…only it wasn’t flirting by every attorney…only 3 or 4 + one attorney’s husband…and he was creepy (kinda looked like Lauer too).
Come to think of it, all the guys in the headlines are creepy-looking in my book. Not my flavor.
(Oh GAWD, this thread is SO off track, no wonder the OP has never returned.)
poor you - torture - must have felt like you were pulling teeth at times - sadly these kinds of guests are not confined to specific price points although he sound particularly bad - i have had one or two like that over the years - one instant booked and extended her stay till next guest arrived and didn’t even tell me - she basically sat outside on the balcony smoking pot all day - another invited her mother, 6.4 bf, succession of 6 foot friends she was almost 6 foot all from new founland - broke stuff - but that was early in my Airbnb career - we all get them - put it down to experience - now if i get someone like that who is staying for more than 3 nights I contact Airbnb tell them the issue and say issues with safety - and get them moved on - 90% of the time they do understand
He sounds easy going… easy going with regards to exhausting your resources. He would probably approach a buffet table in the same manner. Not so sure what he would do if he was footing the bill. Some guests are like that… where extras are included, they feel they are entitled to use all, get top ups and demand peripherals. No humility or dignity. I actually put in my house rules that if they run out of x they must buy their own for certain items. They shouldn’t use a whole bottle of cooking oil in a weekend for example.