g_leyser: Thanks for the laughs, I hope you don't mind me posting one on your thread

I was training a new employee on the late night shift (it was his first day of work and my last day). We checked in a couple in their mid 40s at about 3 AM.(We were then both in our early 20s. About five minutes after we checked them in, I got a call from their room requesting help. I asked if they needed anything specific, and they said "No, just help." I thought this was a little odd, so both of us went up to the room and knocked on the door. The woman answered the door wearing ONLY a smile. Then she saw that I had brought up the other employee and hid quickly behind the door. She asked if ONLY I (I guess she did not need the trainee's help?) would like to come in and help her and her husband out (I could see the husband inside the room getting undressed.) I politely refused, and left for the front desk. I will never forget the look on the trainees face as we were descending in the elevator back to the lobby, and will never forget his question to me: "Does this happen often?"


Edited to clarify...thanks Kathy

[This message has been edited by cfrehner (edited 09-09-2003).]