Hotels noticing?

[SinOrSwim]

How are people dealing with the lack of people in hotels and not sticking out like crazy? or are you sticking out and don't care?

[thicksean]

Just walk in like you belong there. If you act like a creeper then you stand out

[BonerJones]

If anything you have the benefit of wearing a mask and employees not questioning it so at least there's still some anonymity despite the lack of people.

[SinOrSwim]

Originally Posted by thicksean

Just walk in like you belong there. If you act like a creeper then you stand out

Well if there are 3 people staying in the whole hotel and multiple men come in and out......red flags whether you act like you belong or not. Seems like it would just be way more obvious?

[livn2do]

Originally Posted by thicksean

Just walk in like you belong there. If you act like a creeper then you stand out

Yes Sir.

[OldAgeAce]

Originally Posted by SinOrSwim

Well if there are 3 people staying in the whole hotel and multiple men come in and out......red flags whether you act like you belong or not. Seems like it would just be way more obvious?

They don't care. You gotta view things from an employees perspective, the front desk person just wants you to walk by without interacting with them so that they can go back to scrolling snapchat on their phone or what ever. If no one is causing trouble the employees won't care.

I've actually enjoyed these COVID visits, people don't want to interact with you and you have a perfect excuse to hide your face.

[les123]

Need to engineer a way to use the side door and avoid the lobby altogether.

[Jam3768]

thicksean and livin are spot on. Walk in like you own the place. I usually exchange pleasantries with the front desk staff if there are standing there watching as I walk in

[livn2do]

Originally Posted by Jam3768

I usually exchange pleasantries with the front desk staff if there are standing there watching as I walk in

Yes Sir. It’s all about confidence.

[traveler471000]

I met someone a couple weeks ago. Hotel full of workers. Construction and utility folks. No issues!

[KerryHutchins]

I like to be carrying something. Even if it's an empty cup of Starbucks or an empty MacDonald's bag merely poofed out with air. At least a newspaper. An over the shoulder empty laptop case works too. Just a visual prop indicating innocent intent for anybody to focus on instead of the empty-handed hard-on you're following behind.

[Verified]

I’ve been known to carry an empty laptop bag. I’ve also got an old inactive burner phone that I hold up to my ear while making it sound like I’m talking about getting the contract signed, or some other bs about a business meeting.

[ShyDaniel]

Buy a cheap Grub Hub or Door Dash bag, it'll just look like you're delivering food.

[Verified]

Originally Posted by ShyDaniel

Buy a cheap Grub Hub or Door Dash bag, it'll just look like you're delivering food.

Do food delivery guys typically stick around for an hour or two?

[Whynothelpnow]

Many hotels are not allowing food delivery beyond front desk.