‘Take your sob story somewhere else': Woman arrives at hotel to check into $1200 room with only $350 in her wallet

People think they deserve charity for simply existing as if that entitles them to free stuff and a pat on the back.

This woman reportedly drove '3 hours just for her kids to be disappointed', but the real disappointment here is that she, as a mother, booked a hotel room she knew she couldn't afford. And not by a bit… by a LOT. But before I get ahead of myself, let's start at the beginning. OP was working as a front desk clerk at an expensive, high-end resort. A woman who had booked a $600 hotel room for two nights… that's $1,200. I mention the exact sum because what the woman had to offer for two nights wasn't even half of that. Actually, it was closer to a quarter.

OP looked at her in shock, as the woman continued to rant, giving them a sob story with Oscar-worthy acting. The woman spoke about her poor kids, their long drive, how she couldn't afford the room… You can see where this is going. Scroll down to find out anyway. Then, here is a story about an inconsiderate husband who got his wife a Christmas gift… that would only serve him. Ahem, hint… vacuum cleaner.

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