Calling Scott's Bluff and customer service
| Posted by Travel at 26 July 2008 9:55 | |
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Over at hotel motel are the best resources. They run parallel to you know who's so called invention. I bet they were smarter and have it copywrited already.
The hobby is starting to work. I know I want it, but by now, I am beginning to feel like a dog that has caught a bus: I have no idea what to do with it. This is something cling to me for dear life.
After a welcome night in a motel, where we got some laundry has done and the kids watched some George Lopez (who's about as funny as a Tijuana hand job. And yes, I would know), we drove all day until we found Weston Bend State Park in Missouri. After a quick supply run at the little grocery store, we secured a snug campsite punched deep into the dense woods near the Missouri River. As usual, we'd gotten a late start out of the motel that morning. [Side note: as we left, Barb, while driving, ..other part.
Long story short, let's see this one.
FARMER CITY -- Working on committees can be tireless, but Mary Walker is having a ball serving on the Farmer City Tourism Committee. Funding by a 5 percent hotel/motel tax, the group has been able to provide grants for several projects aimed at bringing visitors to ..next.
Let's see this:
Customer service, the operative word being customer, when did the customer stop being right and start being nickeled and dimed and treated badly by the hospitality industry and others? Stephanie was telling me how she was woken up by a customer at 5 am who wanted to stay at the motel. The customer rightly wanted a discount at that early hour. Stephanie offered them a late checkout until 2 pm with a fee. Not exactly what the customer wanted. The customer was from Nevada and decided to stay ..next.
I am going to have to do whatever it takes within the bounds of legality to make it happen.
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