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Cheap hotels are now generally better than expensive hotels because they're not run by ESG eco hotel brands whose ACs gaslight you and make you wake up at night in sweat! Crazy Quoting @johnkonrad My month-long California vacation is over. I spent most of it on my yacht—but I also stayed in a number of motels. Yes. Motels. Cheap motels. I normally stay at Hiltons. The first week of my vacation, I did. Then I woke up sweating in the middle of the night because of lousy AC controlled by a gasl… Related
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