‘I don’t get paid enough for this…’: Hotel employee cheerfully kicks childish guest from the premises after guest tries to smash glass entry door

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Sienna Varady
Feb 19, 2024 1:00 PM EST

Occasionally, it's that one tiny, unimportant incident that drives you over the edge and beyond the point of no return. The story that follows recounts the moment a front desk receptionist witnesses a complete and total meltdown of a person caused by a blocked door.

The Original Poster's (OP) account details his meeting with the most horrible man-child. OP was working the front desk when a man, his mother, and their two kids pulled into the hotel parking lot. The two ports of entry that are accessible from the parking lot itself are the front and back entrances. But for the last five years or so, the hotel has had problems with its rear entry. Therefore, everything goes south as soon as the entitled guest reaches for the door. The arrogant guest begins noisily hammering on the glass, refusing to accept that he might have to go around the building to get to the main door. After a little while, OP notices the commotion happening on the other side of the building and requests that the guest stop his shenanigans. But OP gets a very snarky, extremely angry, comment in return...

That being said, if you're interested in learning what happens next, make sure to read the story below! Additionally, after you're through, remember to read the story about the guest that gets kicked out of hotel at 1am following 'towel dispute'!

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    "Final warning... You break it, you buy it..."
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    Grown man throws temper tantrum because I ask him not to bang on our glass door (Night Audit Ramblings)
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    Here we are less than an hour into my shift and I already have a story to tell. Tonight a man with his kids and his mother came in around 11:30. They came in the front, checked in, then moved their car behind the building. For reference there are doors on both sides and the back of the
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    building that you can use your room key to get in to. The back door has been pretty fidgety so sometimes it won't unlock. Well, the man and his mom got locked out and I'm in the back at this point so I don't hear them knocking, so they start banging on the GLASS door. Most
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    people have common sense and would cut their losses and go around. Not these people though. I open the door and I tell them "hey I understand that it's an inconvenience but please don't bang on the glass door, people have broken it before and I don't want
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    y'all to have to deal with that.” I recode their keys and they try the door again and I'm at the desk this time. It doesn't work and the man starts banging at the door AGAIN. I politely ask him again not to bang on the door and he just loses it. “I'll bang on this s t as long as I need to
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    until you get it to work" and now we get to the tiresome tale of I just work the front desk I'm not a repairman. I tell the man that I can hold the door open while they bring their stuff in if they'd like or if they feel they need to they can swing back around front. Neither of those
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    options settled well with him so he starts yelling at me. "F k this we're going somewhere else you need to fix your f king st" while pointing at me. His poor mom is telling him to calm down and in my head I'm just imagining him in a diaper crying. Not to mention his kids were
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    also there just watching this unfold. They say they wanted a refund (less than 5 minutes after I checked them in) and I tell them that I can't give refunds and that only the manager can and she's not gonna be back til the morning. He starts going off
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    about how "that's f king stupid" and there should always be someone around for that. Now I'm explaining why we don't need a manager during night audit while he looks like he's about to cry. His mom starts grabbing his kids and getting ready to take them back to their car
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    and he gets in my face and yells at me to call a manager. I tell him no (because she had been there for 15 hours today and just went home) and his mom pretty much drags him out. Not before he literally starts flailing and kicking luggage carts
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    around at the exit. I laugh, and call my manager and explain what happened to her so she hears it from me first. Now I'm back in the office playing Persona 3 Reload. Fun times.
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    Im_done_with_sergio. 2 days ago A full on Mantrum Wish I saw it Imao
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    Internal_Main_3151 · 2 days ago Mantrum? Nahhhhhh. That would imply they finished adolescence
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    jennabenav. 1 day ago A "manopause" moment lol
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    Yana_dice 2 days ago I am surprised someone is willing to have a child with a man like this.
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    SuzyFarkis 2 days ago Telling that his mother was with them and not his wife.
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    Yana_dice 2 days ago But he had a kid with him. Even if that was not his kid. How the kid's parents feel safe to let their kid go out with someone like that is beyond me.
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    JustanOld BabyBoomer 2 days ago I presume Man-Baby got DNR'd?
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    myatoz. 2 days ago You should've looked at his mom and asked her if he needed his diaper changed.
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    genz001 2 days ago Typical night audit shift
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    drawnnquarter. 1 day ago Sounds like a guy whose been in a car for 15 hours with his mother and kids, he had to take it out on someone. Poor NA, poor mom, poor kids, poor glass door.
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    MarlenaEvans - 8 hr. ago He didn't "have to". He chose to.
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    trip6s6i6x 2 days ago Straight to DNR... ...or at least make him get a parent's permission before giving him a room next time.
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    elseldo 2 days ago Oh someone was having big boy feelings.
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    SamuelVimesTrained · 2 days ago Some mothers do 'ave 'em...
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