What is some of your Pet Peeve's

[WinterDeere]

Motel TVs. Why don't they pay for the cable package that gives an on screen menu of what the channels are and what is playing. I have yet to stay at a motel where the channel list was accurate.

A valid complaint, but perhaps a decade or two too late? Are you also unhappy with the lodging they supply for your horse? Did they not have fill water available for your Stanley Steam car?

I'd bet it's been at least a dozen years since I've even turned on a TV in any hotel room. Much easier to have all my regular content available thru iPad, iPhone, or laptop computer.

 

[Shawn T. W.]

I don't have a TV at home, don't bother with looking at them at the truck stop, or if I get stuck in a hotel either ...

 

[Fuddyduddy1952]

Motel TVs. Why don't they pay for the cable package that gives an on screen menu of what the channels are and what is playing. I have yet to stay at a motel where the channel list was accurate.

Doug in SW IA

We only stay in motels that have a coin operated vibrator bed.

 

[Jstpssng]

I'll admit that one of the perks of ataying in motels years ago was the novelty of having TV. The last time I tried to watch a movie though, I gave up. I don't recall much excpet that it was supposed to be a classic I had never seen and I was looking forward to watching it. The first 13 minutes included 4 minutes of commercials or some stupid number. I shut it off because if they were that bad in the beginning, toward the end it must have been 50% commercials or more.

 

[masseyrider]

We only stay in motels that have a coin operated vibrator bed.

Bring a blue lite and you won't stay there at all.

 

[masseyrider]

I'll admit that one of the perks of ataying in motels years ago was the novelty of having TV. The last time I tried to watch a movie though, I gave up. I don't recall much excpet that it was supposed to be a classic I had never seen and I was looking forward to watching it. The first 13 minutes included 4 minutes of commercials or some stupid number. I shut it off because if they were that bad in the beginning, toward the end it must have been 50% commercials or more.

Must have been on the FOX network.
Often I stay up to watch Jimmy Kimmel's monologue and Stephen Colbert.
In my area they are a half hour apart so I have aboot 15 minutes to kill between monologues.
I'll switch to Fox to see 2.5 men. They stack the commercials 7 minutes

 

[JasperFrank]

Cards you are issued at hotels. Many now also control the entire power to the room, cause they want you to put them in the reader to power the room. But these also give access to the stairs and the elevators. So I have to always have to have my card. But there has to be a card in the reader or the power will go out. So I want go out for a bit, and then we have to hunt for the wife's card, so she will have lights, and power and stuff to recharge the laps and phones and cameras. But if she wants to leave, the room, for even 10minutes, the room turns off. So I ask the desk if we can have more cards? And yes they say, yes, here you are. So when we leave for the day out to do stuff, I take the extra card out and place it near the reader to save energy. And everyday, the room service took that card, and I would have to ask for another one. And after three times, I just asked for more cards straight up on re-entering the hotel, cause I knew the old ones were gone and no reason to go back down to the desk to get the extra cards. First world issues...