See, if we'd been living just a hundred-fifty years ago, that would make the kernel of a fine ghost story!
Mysterious guests that weren't on the register, no one knew about them, they just appeared, using a room...
Could be a great ghost story!
But, sadly, we know all too well these days.
It's just the mundane truth of a lazy coworker shirking on the job.
Much less entertaining.
I'm going to pretend they're supernatural, anyhow. May as well.

Congrats on getting the clips!

@Akili Li: I like the way you think, I'll try thinking that next time it happens. Because it WILL happen I just know it.

Kitalpha Hart wrote: ↑Aug 20th, '24, 00:39 Some people flat out don't give a shit. The job is a paycheck, everything else be damned

Oh, I'm also very motivated by money, it's why I'm still there, it pays better than comparable jobs. It's just that 1) I'm annoyed we get the same paycheck and 2) I expected the boss to give more of a shit. If something happens she's the one responsible after all...
Granted, she's one of the people who make stupid mistakes as well so I guess it's expected.

speaking of ghosts, i remember there was a series called Ghost Whisperer.

Ghost Whisper? Like, the haunting cries of phantoms, past and present, kind of thing?
A horror show?
Was it any good?

From what I recall reading on the Internet it was a very dividing series. Probably didn't age well either.
I liked it just fine, I would say normal, an easy way to spend a lazy Sunday afternoon, which was when it aired back in the day in France.

It was about a girl who could see and hear ghosts and would then help them go on to the afterlife.
So not horror, kinda slice of life, if we forget about the ghosts obviously.

ooh, I liked Ghost Whisperer. Or was that Medium? They were shows with the same concept, though I'm pretty sure I liked both. Medium ran more like a crime drama procedural. Ghost Whisperer was more paranormal drama, I think. Ugh, now I want to rewatch it to remember the details.

It’s what Kuuki said, it’s a series about a woman who can see and talk to the dead and tries to help them cross over. Main character was played by Jennifer Love Hewitt.

Wait, the Caravan shouldn't be there anymore should it?
(Not that I'm unhappy about it, I'm surprised)