> No, that’s not how hotels work. Do not disturb is a courtesy afforded to you. Every hotel checks room regularly as a matter of compliance. You don’t notice because these people are professional. The truth is you are not a guest but a customer.

In the US? There are several countries where that would be illegal.

> There are pictures in the thread you didn’t bother reading.

Apparently you need to be logged into X to see this. I did not see any thread under the post (a good reminder to use proper language when pointing such things out, the other person might not have seen there there is a thread).

Regardless, I am not a user of X so I won't be able to see the thread. Thanks for inlightening with some examples!

HN guidelines

> Please don't comment on whether someone read an article. "Did you even read the article? It mentions that" can be shortened to "The article mentions that".