Have You Witnessed A Cuban Love Hotel?

[@rabymaidahsavage258]

"Most of the couples are married. Some to each other."😂

[@StephanieJeanne]

That was hilarious!

[@SherryHill-k5y]

@@rabymaidahsavage258 😄😄😄😄😄😄

[@ShyGuy83]

R.I.P. James Earl Jones 1931 - 2024

[@JEMurl]

That was a really the only good thing I deduced from the video.

[@StephanieJeanne]

Oh my gosh. I thought maybe, but why would he do that? So I dismissed it.😂

[@geraldhoskowicz5157]

RIP with GOD James Earl Jones. ✝️❤️✌️

[@MicahScottPnD]

@@ShyGuy83 Yeah!!

[@towerofresonance4877]

​@@geraldhoskowicz5157❤️🌌✝️

[@idklol4197]

Thumbnail got me clickin david

[@JEMurl]

I came for Ass, I did not conquered.

[@suicypher]

KZbin: Don't game the algorithm, David. David: "Noooo, nooo. We need more limon pledge"

[@geemanbmw]

4 reals 😂

[@displaychicken]

Gentlemen of culture, we meet again

[@jonsablon6594]

Sex sells

[@RoMaRobMarq]

Damn. That thumbnail. I’m guilty.

[@MicahScottPnD]

No, I haven't😂😂 But one time, I went to a hotel, and you could get a room for some rather odd increments🤔 I thought, "Six hours, that's odd. I guess some people just need a nap sometimes?"😂

[@anderspedersen7488]

Let me guess, you were rather young back then lol

[@PomazeBog1389]

"As promised, the State provides for all essential desires." Sounds like something out of a dystopian novel.

[@chesterproudfoot9864]

This is common throughout South America. People live with their parents often well into their 30s, unlike the US where it's 18 and hit the road. Couples looking to hook up (regardless of age) go to motels (sometimes called hotels, but mostly motels). The cheaper rooms have fewer amenities, but the nicer ones are often thematic and really decorated nicely. But the motel is extremely common, and not directly a function of one's lack of income (they aren't cheap) or socioeconomic status. It's just a way of life. Very common, and nothing to do with a given country's economic situation. Then there's the puteiros (brothels) which are as common as Starbucks in the US. Literally. Even on the same block as the police station.

[@FrancisGalton117]

“Unlike the U.S. where it’s 18 hit the road.” What part of the United States do you live in? Have you seen rents and house prices here?

[@Despotic_Waffle]

​@FrancisGalton117 it used to be that way. In fact you had people as recent as a few years ago mocking people for still 'living in their moms basement'

[@FishareFriendsNotFood972]

0:36 That thousand mile stare from that staff member, that man has SEEN THINGS that haunt him.....

[@TehUltimateSnake]

Damn I couldn’t pass this one up 😂👌

[@daveschmarder-1950]

Could rooms be rented by the minute? Asking for a friend.

[@SherryHill-k5y]

@@daveschmarder-1950 Hmmm

[@Kenzofeis]

Your friend is a minuteman?

[@daveschmarder-1950]

@@Kenzofeis Ummmm yeah. I think so. I wil have to "ask".

[@karagi101]

I don’t think they have a 3 minute minimum that you require.

[@W44F]

Can't do this in America because you have to keep records of everything and your every move is tracked, so who has the most freedom

[@djchaiwallah]

Is that James Earl Jones narrating?

[@DavidHoffmanFilmmaker]

Yes it is. DAVID HOFFMAN filmmaker

[@hmq9052]

I can't imagine anything more uncomfortable than going there with a wife.

[@skydiverclassc2031]

Especially if someone greeted either one of you by name. Awkward!

[@drewpall2598]

Love Hotel? sound like something right out of the pages of the 1960s and the Love Generation. The concept behind this hotel does sound good for those who need some time to themselves to celebrate a special event in their lives or just need time alone.

[@palody_en-ja]

I'm a little shocked to see multiple couples in a room without obfuscation. Japanese love hotels are very privacy-focused, so you won't even encounter staff members during your stay. When you arrive, each car gets their shutters lowered down far enough that the license plates are hidden too. And yes, some couples are legitimately together as well, but they use the service since they might live in a multigenerational home. The walls are disturbingly thin in Japan too.

[@StephanieJeanne]

We have those here...they charge by the hour. Here The State does not provide.😂😂 That narrator sounded like the old "Cola Nut" actor from Coke commercials in the '70s (I think). Hilarious! 😂

[@MomentsInTrading]

The narration is actor James Earl Jones- The voice of Darth Vader. If you are older, he also did the call sign for CNN- “This is CNN”

[@StephanieJeanne]

@MomentsInTrading Yeah, I found out from another commenter. Thank you, though.😊

[@georgeharris572]

even back then it gave me that "In Search of" and "Unsolved Mysteries" feel. Good choice of narrator but a shame it was done for TV with those limitations of what could be said and shown.

[@donnierussellii4659]

"Love" Hotel.

[@adg8269]

That thumbnail was so effective! Almost misleading haha

[@gracelandone]

I believe the term in the US is hot sheet motels. A couple might very well find the covers warm from the last couple. (ick). Here in Utah we have a different solution. Each wife has her own bedroom, if not entire dwelling. It’s been officially renounced since 1896 so the state could become part of the union. But I can assure you renunciation and actuality are unrelated.

[@rogerward8047]

I learn so much from you.

[@SherryHill-k5y]

No. Never.😊

[@MGMG-lc2fe]

❤

[@greyone40]

I had to watch this one because I knew it was from the Cuba documentary. Therefore, it would have James Earl Jones narrating!

[@blackchallis]

When Darth found out he was the father

[@hatingontruth9118]

Cuban Love Hotels are for couples only. If you are single then contemplate this on the Tree of Woe.

[@pancudowny]

...And no electricity for the past three weeks, either! Or hasn't the author of this posting not heard the news about Cuba's enduring blackout?🤨

[@mobileandroid5299]

From the Fake News you listen to?

[@jonsablon6594]

Ok we need some clarifications about this place, please?

[@teslamodhammer]

JFK did lol

[@josueramirez7247]

Anybody know the name of the song in the background?

[@josueramirez7247]

I think it’s “A Escondidas” by Marisela.

[@elroma7712]

David you sly fox. I clicked ajajajajajajajaja

[@joesphschramm3754]

I feel slighted. I clicked for a reason. Still will give a thumbs up, but...

[@soulie2001]

Id certainly like to.

[@vlachyna]

To je super, když člověk už nechce ledviny…

[@tarriegibson1193]

Definitely have not.Of course I married a loser who couldn't even pay the rent let alone go somewhere else for a night.😂 once we used all our money for a family vacation and we made it to a native american museum but we didn't even have enough money for all 4 of us to get in.I told him I would ask the museum to let us in anyways because I wanted my kids to see it and learn of our ancestors culture but he freaked out and refused to let me. So we left. Great last family vacation huh....✌️

[@skydiverclassc2031]

If it was summer I'd find a woman and get the room for however many pesos I need to get out of the heat and into the air conditioning.

[@Michaelpalmer4k]

News to me

[@RudyTheInternetGod]

🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@Alaskan-Armadillo]

Love hotels are very common in Latin America and Asia. It is due to the fact that a lot of people still live with their families so a love hotel is a great place to go if you want to have some one on one time with your partner. Despite growing up in the U.S I did the same thing with my X.

[@psychonauticum]

Yes. Then i flushed.

[@MISTERKIC]

ALL essential desires 😂