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Rude Client Gives Receptionist A Reservation For 4th-Floor Room At A 3-Floor Hotel Ends Up On The Roof

Robertas Lisickis and
Saulė Tolstych
Working at a front desk at any establishment can be both a blessing and a curse. While you are the face of the company or institution, you are also a gatekeeper of sorts who needs to deal with anything fate throws your way. An internaut shared a story from their days working at a hotel front desk and having to deal with a certain client who simply refused to accept that she had been duped, so malicious compliance ensued. More Info: Reddit

No doubt anyone who has worked the front desk has at least a few bad customer stories

Image credits: bearjcc Reddit user u/bearjcc paid a visit to the r/MaliciousCompliance community, a subreddit dedicated to conformation to the letter, but not necessarily to the spirit of a request, to share a story of how he, while working a hotel front desk, had to deal with a particularly rude and stubborn customer. The customer in question apparently came in with a reservation that she claimed she paid good money for. Unfortunately for her, the hotel didn't do third-party reservations, let alone for accommodations for a hotel of a different name and those found on the 4th floor of a 3-floor hotel. Yep, it was a fraudulent reservation. This was besides the fact that the hotel was completely booked for the night.

And this front desk employee shared one with extra revenge added to it in the form of malicious compliance

Image credits: bearjcc The woman simply barged in, began dragging her luggage, slapped the reservation slip onto the front desk and bolted to get even more luggage. Having assumed the protagonist of our story would do all of the formalities while she readied herself, she came back to see that nothing was really done. After a while of trying to explain that this was a different hotel, they didn't do third-party reservations, there was no 4th floor, etc., etc., the lady did not back down and insisted, quite rudely, might I add, that she had a reservation, and she wanted to be taken to her room. So be it. Cue malicious compliance. Image credits: bearjcc OP grabbed a large set of keys, picked up her luggage, hauled it up to the third floor (elevator's busted), pointing out that it was the 3rd floor, then proceeded to open up a door that did not look like a hotel room door, and proceeded to take both the client and her luggage to the supposed 4th floor, which turned out to be the roof. "… and here is the fourth floor, I hope it is as nice as the last time you stayed here," said the maliciously compliant front desk employee. And then left her there. Image credits: bearjcc A while later, he went back to check up on the roof patron, who was gone by then, and so locked up the door. She must have left via a different exit. And, granted, OP would have helped her if she hadn't been so difficult, but it is what it is, and this turned out to be a great story for the internet to enjoy. So great, in fact, that it got a tad bit over 17,000 upvotes with over 50 Reddit awards. Needless to say, people loved it and applauded the perfectly executed malicious bit of compliance. Others shared their own experiences while yet others, also receptionists, wish they would have done the same. Image credits: bearjcc You can check out the story, as well as how people reacted in the original post here. Or you can read any other malicious compliance story we have already covered here. But before you go, tell us your thoughts on this malicious tactic in dealing with pesky hotel patrons in the comment section below!

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Anyone can write on Bored Panda. Start writing! Follow Bored Panda on Google News! Follow us on Flipboard.com/@boredpanda! Share on Facebook Robertas Lisickis Follow Unfollow Robertas Lisickis Writer, BoredPanda staff Robertas, nicknamed the Comma Inquisitor by friends, is a Bored Panda writer and content creator. After his studies at LCC International University, where he got a BA in English Language and Literature, Robertas went on to do freelance teaching, translation, and copywriting work, primarily specializing in IT. He spent nearly three years writing about all things Wi-Fi, eventually being picked up by Bored Panda. Whenever there’s free time, he spends it playing Gwent, or hosting Dungeons & Dragons sessions for his mostly chaotic neutral team. Read more » Saulė Tolstych Follow Unfollow Saulė Tolstych Author, BoredPanda staff Saulė is a photo editor at Bored Panda with bachelor's degree in Multimedia and Computer Design. 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Its Denver's version of Waldorf NY or Ritz Paris. It was a target for con men who knew it was cash rich and so were the guests. The front desk regularly had con men who'd try to break several $100 bills and over and over into change and end up with more money than the started with (can I get 3 $20, 3 $10, 2 $5 and 10 $1 = $10 profit on $100). The front desk would explain my dad was the only one who could break it right then and get him. He'd then run the con on them so they were forced to count each time and ask for corrections - you're the night auditor because you're really good at math. A house detective would step out and go grab a policeman. When they got back, they'd turn over the con man and the video tape of the front desk. After a couple got decent sentences for attempt to commit fraud, the word got around to leave the front desk at the Brown Palace alone. 25 25points reply Nicole A Nicole A Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago Awesome story. YouTube Abbott and Costello for their 7 into 28 routine and their 7x13=28 routine. Better yet, their 2 tens for a 5 routine. Sounds like a similar thing. I used to use those examples every year (math teacher) to show my students how easy it can be to be fooled by wrong math. 6 6points reply Load More Replies... Martha Howley Martha Howley Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago I was a manager at a fast food restaurant that was in an area that was going through a plague of “short-change artists”. We had warned our staff how to recognize the scam, but a few employees had been scammed. One night I came in to cover for someone who had called in, so I was dressed in an employee uniform rather than as a manager. A customer came in and made a small purchase (less than $2.00) which they wanted to pay for with a $50.00. Immediately, I suspected that they were going to try the scam. Sure enough, as I counted back his change, he asked to split up the change differently. We went back and forth several times until the guy seemed flustered. I asked if he wanted to keep doing that, or if we were finished. He left, disappointed and with only $35 of the $50 he started with. After that, we didn’t have any more trouble with “short-change artists”. 1 1point reply Michael Grimler Michael Grimler Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago As a former banker, I trained tellers how to spot and respond to these "quick change artists." 0 0points reply Valisbourne Spiritforge Valisbourne Spiritforge Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago I'll use 3rd party sites to browse hotels from time to time, but I always book on the hotel site itself. 17 17points reply bonnyatlast bonnyatlast Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago I won't book third party ever. My husband was very ill and after numerous dr appointments, surgery and a hospital stay we wanted to get away for a few days to put the trauma behind us and return to a somewhat normal life. So we booked an Oceanside room where you could just step out and sit on a patio and had a great view. When we got there the room we were given was for the handicapped. It looked like a hospital room. They had no clue what we had just been through. We were in no need of a handicap room. The hotel was privately owned and expensive. And when I asked to be moved they said all the other rooms were booked that was all that was left. I had made reservations months earlier. It was heartbreaking. What we tried to escape from was thrown back at us. Never use that booking business again. Ever. 15 15points reply Nicole A Nicole A Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago That's ironic (I'm not trying to make fun of your crummy situation). I *am* handicapped and travel with a wheelchair. I always specify I need a wheelchair accessible room. I'll even call the hotel specifically to make sure. I can't tell you how many times I don't get one. It makes going to the bathroom a nearly impossible task because the door is too small and there's no room in there for both chair and toilet. Usually they've ended up giving the handicap room to an able bodied person. The best (worst) was the hotel that put me on the 4th floor but their elevator was out of service. I said unless you're carrying me up those stairs, please find something on the first floor at least! 16 16points reply Load More Replies... Betty Kim Betty Kim Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago I know what you mean... Who was the idiot who designed the handicapped rooms to be on the FOURTH floor? They need to go back to the drawing board and find their common sense. When I saw that our close friend was placed on the FOURTH floor... I asked to speak to the Manager... When she came to the front desk, I asked her, "What is your standard procedures concerning the handicapped patrons on the FOURTH floor should a fire occur? Because the elevators are not an option for them to use in order to leave the building!!!" She said, "The employees have been instructed to check every floor and provide assistance where it is needed... They are not to leave without doing their duties." I was too dumbfounded to respond to the idea of a hotel employee taking on the duties of a First Responder!!! UNBELIEVABLE!!! 7 7points reply Frozengeckolover Frozengeckolover Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago Omg! I would quit if my manager told me I was required to risk my life carrying someone out of a burning building. I'm pretty sure that's not legal. If I wanted to do that for a living, I would join the Fire Department. 1 1point reply Jonathan E Wilhelm Sr Jonathan E Wilhelm Sr Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago You could have reported that to the Fire Chief. Ask to see Lifesaving Credentials. 0 0points reply Frozengeckolover Frozengeckolover Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago Wow! I stayed at an old hotel that was built on a slope.There were two steps in the walkway that went around the side of the building, but you could easily bypass the steps. They expanded the building, and that walkway became a corridor where you could no longer bypass the steps. I checked in early, went out to eat, and forgot my key, so I had to go back to the front desk. There was a guy in a wheelchair yelling at the clerk because she had booked him into one of those rooms in that corridor. It was still, technically, the ground floor, but he had specified that he was disabled when he booked. The clerk said there was nothing she could do about it because they were full. Wow! I offered to switched rooms with him since I'm not disabled and I was on the ground floor on the other side of the building (no steps there). That clerk took it to a whole new level when she refused to change the booking between our rooms because I had already checked in. We switched anyways. 5 5points reply Keisha Keisha Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago That had to be traumatizing. So sorry you both had to go through that. 4 4points reply Load More Comments POST Two_rolling_black_eyes Two_rolling_black_eyes Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago My dad used to be the night auditor for the Brown Palace 40 years ago pre-PC and pre-credit card. Its Denver's version of Waldorf NY or Ritz Paris. It was a target for con men who knew it was cash rich and so were the guests. The front desk regularly had con men who'd try to break several $100 bills and over and over into change and end up with more money than the started with (can I get 3 $20, 3 $10, 2 $5 and 10 $1 = $10 profit on $100). The front desk would explain my dad was the only one who could break it right then and get him. He'd then run the con on them so they were forced to count each time and ask for corrections - you're the night auditor because you're really good at math. A house detective would step out and go grab a policeman. When they got back, they'd turn over the con man and the video tape of the front desk. After a couple got decent sentences for attempt to commit fraud, the word got around to leave the front desk at the Brown Palace alone. 25 25points reply Nicole A Nicole A Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago Awesome story. YouTube Abbott and Costello for their 7 into 28 routine and their 7x13=28 routine. Better yet, their 2 tens for a 5 routine. Sounds like a similar thing. I used to use those examples every year (math teacher) to show my students how easy it can be to be fooled by wrong math. 6 6points reply Load More Replies... Martha Howley Martha Howley Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago I was a manager at a fast food restaurant that was in an area that was going through a plague of “short-change artists”. We had warned our staff how to recognize the scam, but a few employees had been scammed. One night I came in to cover for someone who had called in, so I was dressed in an employee uniform rather than as a manager. A customer came in and made a small purchase (less than $2.00) which they wanted to pay for with a $50.00. Immediately, I suspected that they were going to try the scam. Sure enough, as I counted back his change, he asked to split up the change differently. We went back and forth several times until the guy seemed flustered. I asked if he wanted to keep doing that, or if we were finished. He left, disappointed and with only $35 of the $50 he started with. After that, we didn’t have any more trouble with “short-change artists”. 1 1point reply Michael Grimler Michael Grimler Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago As a former banker, I trained tellers how to spot and respond to these "quick change artists." 0 0points reply Valisbourne Spiritforge Valisbourne Spiritforge Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago I'll use 3rd party sites to browse hotels from time to time, but I always book on the hotel site itself. 17 17points reply bonnyatlast bonnyatlast Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago I won't book third party ever. My husband was very ill and after numerous dr appointments, surgery and a hospital stay we wanted to get away for a few days to put the trauma behind us and return to a somewhat normal life. So we booked an Oceanside room where you could just step out and sit on a patio and had a great view. When we got there the room we were given was for the handicapped. It looked like a hospital room. They had no clue what we had just been through. We were in no need of a handicap room. The hotel was privately owned and expensive. And when I asked to be moved they said all the other rooms were booked that was all that was left. I had made reservations months earlier. It was heartbreaking. What we tried to escape from was thrown back at us. Never use that booking business again. Ever. 15 15points reply Nicole A Nicole A Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago That's ironic (I'm not trying to make fun of your crummy situation). I *am* handicapped and travel with a wheelchair. I always specify I need a wheelchair accessible room. I'll even call the hotel specifically to make sure. I can't tell you how many times I don't get one. It makes going to the bathroom a nearly impossible task because the door is too small and there's no room in there for both chair and toilet. Usually they've ended up giving the handicap room to an able bodied person. The best (worst) was the hotel that put me on the 4th floor but their elevator was out of service. I said unless you're carrying me up those stairs, please find something on the first floor at least! 16 16points reply Load More Replies... Betty Kim Betty Kim Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago I know what you mean... Who was the idiot who designed the handicapped rooms to be on the FOURTH floor? They need to go back to the drawing board and find their common sense. When I saw that our close friend was placed on the FOURTH floor... I asked to speak to the Manager... When she came to the front desk, I asked her, "What is your standard procedures concerning the handicapped patrons on the FOURTH floor should a fire occur? Because the elevators are not an option for them to use in order to leave the building!!!" She said, "The employees have been instructed to check every floor and provide assistance where it is needed... They are not to leave without doing their duties." I was too dumbfounded to respond to the idea of a hotel employee taking on the duties of a First Responder!!! UNBELIEVABLE!!! 7 7points reply Frozengeckolover Frozengeckolover Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago Omg! I would quit if my manager told me I was required to risk my life carrying someone out of a burning building. I'm pretty sure that's not legal. If I wanted to do that for a living, I would join the Fire Department. 1 1point reply Jonathan E Wilhelm Sr Jonathan E Wilhelm Sr Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago You could have reported that to the Fire Chief. Ask to see Lifesaving Credentials. 0 0points reply Frozengeckolover Frozengeckolover Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago Wow! I stayed at an old hotel that was built on a slope.There were two steps in the walkway that went around the side of the building, but you could easily bypass the steps. They expanded the building, and that walkway became a corridor where you could no longer bypass the steps. I checked in early, went out to eat, and forgot my key, so I had to go back to the front desk. There was a guy in a wheelchair yelling at the clerk because she had booked him into one of those rooms in that corridor. It was still, technically, the ground floor, but he had specified that he was disabled when he booked. The clerk said there was nothing she could do about it because they were full. Wow! I offered to switched rooms with him since I'm not disabled and I was on the ground floor on the other side of the building (no steps there). That clerk took it to a whole new level when she refused to change the booking between our rooms because I had already checked in. We switched anyways. 5 5points reply Keisha Keisha Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 9 months ago That had to be traumatizing. So sorry you both had to go through that. 4 4points reply Load More Comments Popular on Bored Panda I Used AI To See What These 23 Popular Cartoon Characters Would Look Like In Real Life 30 Y.O. 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