Why hotels SHOULD listen to guest complaints...

[DArque Bishop]

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Workers at a motel found a dead man under a mattress Sunday while cleaning a room where a guest had spent three nights, complaining repeatedly about a foul odor, police said.

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[Melf]

Shit. I would most definitely want a refund.

[cka]

What I wanna know is, why the HELL did this guest spend THREE NIGHTS in a room with the stench of death?

[youandwhosearmy]

I had nothing to do with it.

[Thief Silver]

Right, I take full credit, but YAWA over there can have full responsibility.

[Rhydant]

thats pretty damn creepy. why would he stay in the room if it smelt so goddamn bad?

Originally posted by Thief~Silver
Right, I take full credit, but YAWA over there can have full responsibility.

wow, that was fucking stupid. why even post something like that?

[Jeremy]

Damn, that totally sucks, for both the dead guy (obviously) and the shunned guest.

[cigsthecat]

Seems like he would notice a human sized lump in the bed if the odor wasn't enough of a hint. Clearly he's no princess.

[SapphirePhoenix]

Ugh...yuck. Dead man under his mattress!? And he SLEPT ON it..? First, that's very disturbing. What did he think that the mattress was just really shitty in the motel he stayed at? All lumpy with a body UNDER it! No amount of Sealy Posturepedic is going to get a lump like that out. And secondly, if you're REALLY bothered by something stenchy YOU'D go looking for it to get rid of it! I mean, come on. And the body had been there for THREE days, I'm pretty sure it doesn't take a bloodhound to find the freakin' thing!! I say...that guy killed someone and stuffed that body under there and pretended it wasn't his.

[Lobo]