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Chivalry Posted 14 years ago
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I don't understand this
A:"Gloria, it's either this, or we're in the motel."
B."I don't like the sound of that. A lot of amenities disappear when an "H" turns into a 'M'."
A:"You know when I met you, you were eating cereal out of a bucket."
What I don't understand is, why do a lot of amenities disappear when an H turns into a M?
And why is that something so curious for a kid to say? Is it because it's too sophisticated?
B."I don't like the sound of that. A lot of amenities disappear when an "H" turns into a 'M'."
A:"You know when I met you, you were eating cereal out of a bucket."
What I don't understand is, why do a lot of amenities disappear when an H turns into a M?
And why is that something so curious for a kid to say? Is it because it's too sophisticated?
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Because m otels are usually very cheap when compared to h otels. Being cheap, motels have to cut their expenses, and as a consequence, most amenities are gone (actually they were not there in the first place).
- Because m otels are usually very cheap when compared to h otels.
- Being cheap, motels have to cut their expenses, and as a consequence, most amenities are gone (actually they were not there in the first place).
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Because motels are usually very cheap when compared to hotels. Being cheap, motels have to cut their expenses, and as a consequence, most amenities are gone (actually they were not there in the first place).
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