Secret Sex Parties of the Mega-Rich | Informer

The hospitality industry is a wild experience that helps you understand how out of touch the filthy

rich

are. I have seen the darkest side of humanity. suicides, murders, spousal abuse, human trafficking that stays with you for a long time on a weekend, a large group of around 60 years old. people who wanted to buy the entire hotel so they could turn it into a giant orgy, the property cost was over 250,000 for two nights at a time, that says you have money to spend, they left a nightmarish room with bloody stools . Siemens fans, one of my dolls came up and said he had a black light.

I'm curious, he turned it on and I remember we looked down and saw the stains, we looked to the sides and saw it on the wall. At one point in the bathroom we looked up and saw them all on the ceiling and thought: how is this done? This is not human. If you were on the roof, I worked as an operations manager for over 10 years. I've worked at hotels where the average daily rate ranges from 99 and then up to fatigue properties where the average cost is around 1400 per night generally the higher the price value the more common it is that you are treated like you are.

The people who come to visit you are less than human, famous pop stars, Russian oligarchs, they have a private plane that they get on in a private vehicle with all the windows tinted and blocked, sometimes they have security teams that snap their fingers at them very big. sense of entitlement: if they come to the desk, they are the only thing that exists for you at that moment and that is what they expected from that level of entering a luxury hotel. Most people who visit boutique hotels do not come for business. There, for pleasure, was a group of fabulously

rich

people.

You can definitely get a sense of how much wealth they really have when they talk about things like buying a fleet of Boeings in the lobby. Coincidentally, they bought all this property they were spending money on. as much as a luxury wedding and it's basically a giant swinger orgy, you'd have people having sex in the pool, people lying naked in our wine cellars, a couple having sex on a balcony in full view, so you're looking at it quite a bit. an angle and each room would have a different theme and a safe word posted outside the door.

What caught my attention the most was that there is a mermaid-themed room. It was actually kind of impressive, the details they used, so it's very like under the sea. vibe, there was a wild west room, there was an outright bdsm room, a couple we had to talk to while they were naked, they purposely waited to start having sex until housekeeping wanted to clean the room, They wanted someone to take care of them the next day. Everyone was gone. I got a call from housekeeping saying one of the showers was broken and I went to take a look.

They had cut off the shower piece, the shower head, and attached a four foot long anal probe hose to it. with multiple scenarios at the other end and that was the most disgusting thing you can imagine, after all the drama and mental scars we endured from this orgy buying group, probably among around 30 staff, I mean we did. 20 Boxing Tips On more than one occasion I found myself caught in awkward situations between husbands, their lovers and then the actual wife. The worst case scenario was that husband and wife naturally shared credit cards and she began to see the hotel appear on the books and she. burst in like ripped up bank statements it's like I know my husband is here you guys are lying to me we just have to say you know I'm so sorry we don't have anyone here by this name and in the meantime we can literally heard them having sex in The upstairs apparently didn't realize the sounds were familiar, which could be a sad statement about their marriage.

In reality, the problem with working with fabulously wealthy people is that they often assume that the staff is there at their beck and call. Call regardless of what the request was, it was very common for high rollers to approach attractive staff members and basically just ask them, “Hey, if I pay you x amount of dollars, will you meet me in my room later tonight?” and you're going to knock my brains out? That's a quote from someone who unfortunately had a beautiful, busty receptionist at a hotel and someone came and offered her a lot of money in front of the management and at that moment she naturally rejected it.

I have security cameras in everyone. the hallways and I see that. The person who ran away around 2 a.m. was definitely a little suspicious. The most shocking example was an incident where the wedding was around 2 p.m. of the event he slept with the wife and ended up getting caught, he became a big deal yelling and screaming and all that stuff he hid in a bathroom in a supply closet until the heat died down and then he just walked into the main office. and he left as if nothing had happened. His mother was in charge of events, so she made sure he didn't get fired.

The demographics of staff working in hotels are generally split fairly evenly. If you are an attractive white person who speaks English fairly well, you will probably be at the reservations desk, something visual if you are not of that ethnicity just because they have an accent and that might not be good for your guests. Your most likely bet is that you will get cleaning service. If you work on a decent property you could probably get 10-15 an hour. hour as a front desk host, if you work in housekeeping you might get nine to ten, it was wildly unfair.

We were actually advised to manage our cleanup teams on a divide and conquer basis, telling them you know, well, so and so. much better teams than yours, you should really try to keep up with the Mexican team, it creates that toxic environment, this prevented the entire housekeeping team from coming together and raising concerns and I saw that type of model in several hotels in hindsight, I can to say with confidence the hours they put me to work the wild situations you ran into it's a miracle I've never been in a really bad car accident commuting to work burns you slowly in a way you can't explain until you get out of it you just know that something is wrong and you are not happy.

The biggest thing the public doesn't understand about the hospitality industry is that crazy things happen behind closed doors every day, fabulously rich people are crazy, everything happens behind closed doors. and hotels you