<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by WHBM:
Originally posted by jfe:
If you are traveling with kids, have it disabled the time you check in the hotel.</font>
Those of us who run consulting teams, where the expenses are billed on to the client with copies of the hotel account, may well be familiar with the hassle of finding that one of the team has had one of these films (in one case one every night for a week!). Contact hotel, get fresh copy of bill without The Evidence faxed over, deduct amount from employees' expense claim, write Priv&Conf memo to employee - it takes about 2 hours. So has anyone found a way to disable such films for supposed adults ??!!
Option #1: Hire responsible adults (endangered species), if they keep buying them, reprimand them
Option #2: These are the only movies that cost over $10, or so I heard
Option #3: Make them stay at Motel 6, which I don't think they have PPV's
Option#4: Give them a laptop with a DVD player and a gift certificate to your local adult store
Just suggestions