Originally Posted by Timmay (Post 3204526)

Let me get this straight. You want to go places but you don't want to stay in hotels? You want to be in your own bed and own environment every night? My friend, I think you may have gotten into the wrong profession. Staying in hotels that are always nicer than ones I'd usually pay for out of my own pocket is one of the perks of the job, if you ask me.

Originally Posted by ROFF (Post 3204532)

I miss the LGA layover before covid. Needed to be very careful to keep from getting into too much trouble.

My favorite thing about the Arden is getting off that long a$$ van ride at the airport to leave.

San Juan is good. So is Cancun.

Hopefully we are on the way back to normal. Although it will never be as fun as it used to be before social media, the internet and PC showed up.

Originally Posted by 123494 (Post 3204477)

Don't tell me any of you like staying at hotels, right!? Besides crappy pay, the constant hotel stays are my least favorite part of the job. There's nothing I'd rather do than sleep in my own bed and in my own environment. It's not like the hotels like us being there. They treat us terribly compared to other paying guests, even if they don't make it that obvious.

Don't forget the company isn't putting you at places where they think you'll have a good time or like the breakfast. All of this stuff is negotiated and we lose out on higher pay rates when people beg for classier hotels.

Originally Posted by Mozam (Post 3204591)

I would love to know why you think crappy hotels brings higher pay rates .

Originally Posted by Grumpyaviator (Post 3204634)

There’s still a mindset out there that benefits and perks have to come out of our pocket. The “what are you will to give for QOL” era has come to an end everywhere else and needs to here as well.

Also, Cozumel has become my all time favorite.

Originally Posted by 123494 (Post 3204640)

What they should do is give us a nightly stipend to spend on lodging. If we spend less, it’s ours. If we spend more, it comes out of our pocket. This will give people the flexibility in lodging options and the chance to pocket some extra each trip.

Originally Posted by 123494 (Post 3204640)

What they should do is give us a nightly stipend to spend on lodging. If we spend less, it’s ours. If we spend more, it comes out of our pocket. This will give people the flexibility in lodging options and the chance to pocket some extra each trip.

Originally Posted by 123494 (Post 3204640)

What they should do is give us a nightly stipend to spend on lodging. If we spend less, it’s ours. If we spend more, it comes out of our pocket. This will give people the flexibility in lodging options and the chance to pocket some extra each trip.

Originally Posted by WHACKMASTER (Post 3204692)

That’s an absolutely horrible idea.