In some cities in the south, waiters often knock on the door three times when taking people to hotels. Doesn't he know if there is anyone in the room?

I think this is a basic accomplishment. In case something goes wrong at the front desk. This is also just in case.

For example, I have heard such a story.

Married for more than ten years, Dabao was born in June 5438 +2008 10. In March, I happened to find my husband checking in at a hotel on a business trip. Because we couldn't book a big bed room, the hotel asked the hotel to put two kinds of single beds together in a double room. At the same time, the waiter made a phone call. After chatting on the phone for a while, I suddenly heard a woman talking to him. I wonder how a woman's voice can be heard when a person lives in a hotel. He said it was a waiter. I think it's strange. The front desk entered the room with a room card.

I asked casually, "What are you doing in the guest room?" The waiter replied, "this gentleman asked us to put the two beds together, and then he wanted to smooth the connection in the middle." It was like that for a long time. I just told him that it could only be filled with sheets. " Maybe the waiter will tell me this if he has an idea!

That night, I quarreled on the phone all night and didn't fall asleep until after four o'clock in the morning. The next day, I went directly to a city, where I was on business. I stopped at my friend's house too early and knocked at the hotel around 9 pm. He has taken a bath in his room to relax. I was shocked because I didn't tell him in advance that I was coming, and I didn't find anything unusual. The bed also forced him to separate the waiter by the phone last night. I opened his business backpack and found six yellow discs in it. I spent the next day arguing almost every day. His work ranges from four days a week to five days on business trips, with occasional meetings on Saturday and Sunday.