Today,
Anyway, today was an interesting day: I had worked last night for a grand total of sixteen hours (1pm to 5am), and I knew I was going to be pretty tired coming off of that kind of a shift. The primary reason was the SFSU thing I had to go to. By the way, the next time I decide to do something stupid like work 16 hours, I’m bringing a change of clothes with me, because I met all kinds of people and I’ll bet I did not smell all that great. Luckily, I booked a day-use room over at the nearby Radisson (at SFO) and took a five and a half hour nap in a huge king-sized bed all to myself. I had forgotten how nice it was to not share a bed with anyone, and having a large space all to myself. Especially for a husky gentleman like myself, having room to spread out was awesome. The next bedroom I get will be large enough for a king-sized mattress, I don’t care how much it costs me.
Following my nap, shower, and air-drying my clothes, I picked up
How do you book a ‘day-use room’? I’ve never heard of that.
It means that I checked in well beyond the latest point of the previous night’s check-in deadline, and I am checking out within 12 hours. I checked in at 5am and checked out at noon. Day-use rates are typically anywhere between 25 to 50% off, depending on the hotel you use. The Radisson room rate for the night would have been $129, but I only paid $69 for day-use.
— ZC
Yes I made it home alive. And there is no space in my LJ name fool. That’s my ‘other’ journal that I write in. š
Were you drunk when you were calling me?
— ZC
NO I was really tired and was confused about the train system. I hadn’t drank an ounce of alcohol since LAST Saturday with Cesco.
Hey bud, sorry to leave you a message this way, but the email addresses that I have in my contacts for you don’t seem to be reaching you, and I don’t see you on IM at the moment.
Send me an email (jason@nassi.org) with your current email address when you get a chance.
–Jason