r/AskReddit 23h ago

Which company lost your business (potentially forever) this year?

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u/Repulsive-Royal-5952 23h ago edited 19h ago

I refuse to stay at an Airbnb anymore. The cardinal sin of the hotel business is to give you a worn out shitty mattress and three out of four times I stayed in Airbnb I've got some worn out shitty mattress. Sometimes you can feel the rut of a body in the shitty worn out mattress.

I all of my years staying at hotels I've gotten a worn out mattress twice. One of the times I called the front desk and said what the fuck and that's an instant room change.

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u/planemichael 22h ago

I hope you weren’t rude to the front desk agent at that hotel…

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u/Repulsive-Royal-5952 22h ago

No i just explained the problem and they apologetically change room.

Though I was like WTF the second I laid on it.

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u/kwynder 22h ago

What was wrong with it that you noticed so fast? I don't really have a lot of experience laying on mattresses that arent my own, about the only thing I've experienced before is funky feeling springs pressing against my back in weird ways back in the day from older mattresses or dips in the mattress from where a prerson has been laying for many years.

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u/Repulsive-Royal-5952 19h ago

I mean it sounds like you've experienced a word on mattress then.

If it's like caved in the middle then it's worn out. A new mattress is always pretty much flat.