If I have a hotel with an infinite # of rooms all occupied, how do I handle the next guest?
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it sounds to me like the clever thing would be to ask all your geusts to move over one room.  For example, have the guest in room 1 move to room 2, the guest in room 2 move to roome 3, and on and on... Then you can give the next guest the first room.\n\nOf course, the next night your hotel would be empty since no one likes to be moved out of their room.
195381
u aint got no rooms.that aint even a registed habbo lamo.searh abc543 den hav 2 look at my rooms they rox.plus im a rich habbo im a hc hottty
470153
Solutions? You have a spare room?
984876
IM them with instant messenger. and then decide what room and table to meet at.
799985
You find the host and request an invitation.
363570
If the camera's were mentioned in your lease, then you really can't do much. the landlord can't stop you from having guests, as long as your friends don't stay more than 14 days back to back in a calender year. The landlord can enter the apartment anytime, as long as they give the tenant a 24 hour notice, written not verbal either.
411068
Because there are still 3 weeks to the party, you have decided to cancel at an excellent and polite time. I think you either have the option of sending out a notification via mail or personally calling each of the guests to let them know.
385467
Hummmm, you could start at one and let us know how that goes.  Then you could go to second and again let us know and finally when we don't hear from you we will know what floor was not safe for you :)
429884
I suggest checking out the following resources and associations for more information on hotel/motel management:\n\nhttp://www.hotelmotel.com/hotelmotel/\nhttp://www.hospitalitynet.org/index.html\nhttp://www.ahla.com/
466375
The hotel you are staying at should provide phone numbers for such services. Enjoy!
645478
Bring a potted plant or perhaps a collection of gourmet jams and jellies. Let them initiate most of the conversation and observe a lot. There are a lot of qualities people dielike in guests that are much higher on the list than "quiet." If it matters in the future, you will see them a lot more and sense what to talk about.
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Tell you host/hostess or server that you'd like to move to a quieter table. You wouldn't "straighten out" your fellow guests if this were a private event, you'd bring the matter to the attention of the person hosting the event and let them handle it. \n\nThe same principle applies to public accomodations, except you can be a little demanding since you are a PAYING guest in that case. You want to eat in peace. Leave it up to managment if and how they accomodate you. If they don't handle the problem well, then you know never to go back there. \n\nDon't "punish" your server by omitting a tip. If you think the affair was really "over the top", send a letter to the owner or the parent corporation.
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In general, the formula is (n - 1)!, but notice that an arrangement is the same when you reverse the order of the guests, so the formula will be (n - 1)!/2.  In your case, 9!/2 = 181440 arrangements.\n\n^_^
1140682
Tell them they got the wrong room!
516604
I agree with the other answer- tell them you already had plans for the evening. Thank them for the invite and tell them not to forget "details" at work the next day.
541709
give them all user accounts and then only give them priviliges of guest\n\nthats wat i do in windows should work sam anyway gl trying
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If you have a reservation, please be on time.\nIf you do not have a reservation, please don't take it as an insult if you see an empty table and you are not seated...that table may be reserved already.\n\nYou wait until you're actually ready to order before you begin ordering...a watress/waiter doesn't mind if you say "I think we need a few more minutes" but it drives them crazy if you make them stand there rewriting your order for 10 minutes because you have not decided.\n\nYou carry on your conversations in reasonable tones so that you don't cause other guests to complain.\n\nYou keep your children under control.\n\nIf you spill something, tell them...it's often easier to clean up a mess right away, even if it means reseating you.\n\nIf there is a problem, please say so but as politely as you'd want a problem brought to your attention.\n\nPay the check fairly soon after it arrives at the table, even if you will linger over an after dinner drink for another half hour...this allows for the bookkeeping tasks to be done while you linger.\n\nLeave if you notice that "closing up" tasks are being done...candles blown out on other tables, cleaning up the waitstation...let them get off work on time.\n\nTip decently and say thank you.