Secret Sex Parties of the Mega-Rich | Informer

[@VICE]

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[@cjyoung1634]

Hey VICE do a story on the elites flying in private jets with tail numbers that dont match. Hey people at airports and working on private jets, take pictures and double-check FAA registration.

[@tweakyapollo]

Seen this a few years ago, now watching it post Diddy news, seems more relevant today than ever before.

[@CamilleNYC40]

💯

[@shaudaeyoakumify]

Sounds like maybe it was Diddy. He’s known to have penthouse hotels in prestigious locations

[@Lovesmotj]

Yea me too!!!

[@SanataniGiga]

Broo you can see in The Boys series also where the elites act weirdo in their personal space (where they conduct sex parties) and the image is quite different what they show to the people

[@ghostmane8018]

It was always relevant for me I always knew western people do this

[@NGCgalaxy]

The more I grow up, the more I'm convinced that not being rich is actually a blessing. Just having enough money for a decent and stable life is the perfect sweet spot. Anything more will, in many cases, turns into a curse.

[@Azugon]

you only get what you desire not what all the money you have could possibly buy you. E.g. drugs are not that expensive at small doses on the consuming end yet we decide if want to consume or not. Not all extremly wealthy people end up like this just like most people with an average paycheck do bad things as well and these mostlikely would end up doing stuff described in this video if they were rich.

[@KellyNewportBeach]

Exactly just be a good person and be kind to others. We are programmed that we need to sell out and be rich and famous. The dream now 🤮

[@blaisetzu]

I respect your mentality. But I'd rather have more than just enough. I want to see the world and have the money to give back and make a positive impact. However, I don't need lambos 10,000 dollar bottles of champaign.

[@Azugon]

@@blaisetzu There seems to be an uwanted implentation to my post which leads to the missunderstanding of me being againstwealth building while it is the opposite. At least YT shows that your post is an answer to mine so I am assuming you were replying to my post and not the op. What you say is exactly true. Chase your dreams. Wealth does not make people bad in general is what I meaned to express.

[@KristinaK.d]

I think let's more people be rich, some of them will be from the good ones. Must have more who be able to fight back and protect others. 😢

[@infinitely.]

I was 16 and I got a job at a luxury hotel as a receptionist. I had an old man try to get me to come to his room after shift. I politely declined, the other girl working with me and the manager on shift had to essentially hide me at the back. The old man kept screaming and demanding me to come out. I had to be escorted to my moms car after my shift. I ended up getting fired at the end of my probation and it was because the old man was filthy rich and friends with the owner.

[@strikerron2252]

Well you getting fired was a good thing.

[@infinitely.]

@@strikerron2252 honestly i think it may have saved me. The benefits would have been great and i would have honestly worked that job throughout college. But that guy basically got angry and told the owner. I found out from my friend who worked there too.

[@gheechiedan9299]

I believe you 100%!

[@Ms10outta10]

Wow 😔

[@videorocketzmillar007milla5]

Good that u said no..most definitely he had HIV, is gay and had herpes. Dudes like that are crazy and use their wealth. Besides he was upset cause he no doubt had 5 other nasty guys in there and it would have nmbeen horrible for u. I had a dude ask me out meet him when I was 19 working for a bank in San Francisco. Gave me a big envelope full of 100 dollar bills. No thanks. Come to find out he is Egyptian would have drugged me flown me to Cairo and I would never know how to get home as I would be locked up at his compound for life!!! Scared me to death!

[@OlivReme]

After I saw the news about Diddy I immediately thought about this video and came here to check. I wonder how many celebrities do this stuff and we don't know about

[@andyv4654]

Most all of them.

[@bazingapuzza]

@@andyv4654 cap

[@KS-lb1tu]

Most normal people would be surprised about what their favorite celebrities really do .

[@justagerman140]

​@@KS-lb1tu most normal people would be SHOCKED to find out what 90% of their friends and families do.

[@christi9536]

@@justagerman140this…it’s not just celebrities or rich ppl

[@jaguarblanco79]

I worked in luxury resorts in Dominican Republic and México, for many years, and this gentleman is describing a common situation in those places. Great interview.

[@Mangofroyo08]

@Ricardo 🇩🇴 ya

[@royshavrick]

Wow. My family and I just went through costco travel, but I think we were at one that is on the more affordable end of things

[@firstmkb]

For what it’s worth, I took my wife to Punta Cana in the DR for our honeymoon, and it was absolutely fantastic. We made sure to treat & tip the staff, and it was glorious. Probably my favorite memory was a dune buggy trip we took, my wife laughing as I drove through mud puddles, and then going (covered in mud) through some poor sections of the town, and going into a local store. In that half day, we enjoyed luxury (fresh passion fruit!), an adventure in the mud, and saw the worst poverty I’ve ever seen - a reminder of humanity. I’m way off track from whatever my point was, but the Dominican Republic was awesome for us. 10/10 would do it again. Would retire there if I could support myself and help the people.

[@IAmTheRealUsopperGoddamnit]

@@firstmkb As always, there is good and bad. It doesn't hurt to realize the positivity in the world, thanks for sharing your experience!

[@disguiseddv8ant486]

Well to be honest impoverished places like the DR are known for prostitution at their resorts. These places promote prostitution for all around business sales. When I went to Cancun there's a huge brothel out in the middle of nowhere with multi rooms.

[@HerbswithAsia]

This reminds me of a job interview I had at an hotel for a house keeping position. The manager was asking me very strange questions. Asking me for hiv testing and std testing. I told him I was no longer interested in the position and immediately left. Months later that same hotel was on the news for prostitution.

[@TJ-wb6je]

Wow you dodged a bullet there

[@hyyfgenius]

What😮

[@yutisima]

what hotel was it?

[@inesa1818]

Happened to me as well at a job interview, glad I caught on that and declined…

[@LazEke_S.C]

Prostitution should be legal though. It's 2023! LGBT is.

[@javianjohnson8746]

Man, the stories this guy tell is wild beyond belief, but then you scroll down to see the comments of fellow hotel-workers confirming stories like this, and it becomes even more sickening.

[@michaellopez2070]

Half of these people do it because it's fun. He lives for these "horror" stories. There are much more boring jobs that pay as well. He would likely not choose those. That's not a criticism, necessarily, just a commentary on what actually makes people happy. A fighter would have a story about getting hit by an angry man, but the truth is he lives for fighting rather than that he was randomly assaulted/abused.

[@loveme77527]

Would you like a deeper rabbit hole to go down?

[@eliethia_munay]

Or maybe some people want to work in their chosen industry as they enjoy that kind of work but & try to stick with it despite the downsides to their job.

[@86nabatat]

💯 percent agreeing with you. I am quite literally shaken with this interview, Chills & Fear. I feel sorry for the hard workers & bread winners for the families, horrific & disgusting things they have to put up with 😔🤦‍♂️ & fellow hotel workers stories add so much credibility to the report.

[@olenabogdanov]

"Sex work is work!" Yeah but these are the types of people the best paid ones sell their bodies to. And they're the ones who need "empowered" sex workers "doing it for the bag💰" more than anyone. And we just keep offering naive women up to them on a platter, now we're encouraging them too. Sickening.

[@avcuber5132]

I worked in hotel management for 20 years at a high end hotel in Miami. These types of things are real. Some of the stuff I've seen are still hard to believe. People are crazy.

[@AL_THOMAS_777]

[@juicebox1987]

So what you see

[@makesmewannadie647]

Hard to believe? I hope if you saw something illegal you called the cops???

[@idothisforfun1300]

Tell us what you saw

[@Jackpot24K]

What did u see

[@oviyak4881]

the way my jaw dropped to the floor in shock when they said they were paid 20$ in tips after having to witness, experience and endure all of that...

[@lxuv]

Like their trauma is worth 20$ 😃

[@karatekid6026]

I used to have a carpet cleaning business in az. The losers in scottsdale were the worst. And yeah they try to jew you like no tomorow. Go work for the gangstas in south phoenix. They offer you food drinks referals etc.😂. RICH SCUMBAGS I NO LONGER GIVE A FLYING EFF ABOUT ANY OF THEM.

[@1970brenz]

Me too!!! I couldn't believe it. Probably they'd pay you a LOT if you agreed to WATCH them having sex though. So gross I'd run a mile. Pathetic little insects really aren't they?

[@lxuv]

@@1970brenz no fr that’s actually disgusting they get off on that stuff

[@lxuv]

@@1970brenz they get off on the fact that they have money to control people

[@RockyAbduljabar]

I don't work in the hotel business, but I am a school teacher based in the Middle East. I tutored an extremely wealthy student and I understand what he means by dealing with these kind of wealthy people. They do not see you as their equal, they see you as some(thing) beneath them. After my experience, I enjoyed my humble life more.. where every person is my equal and has as much humanity as I do.

[@505olpha6]

Keep up the good work! 😃

[@RockyAbduljabar]

@@505olpha6 Thank you!

[@solomonstello]

Thank you. We are all equal!

[@afzaljunaidi8157]

Correct

[@RockyAbduljabar]

@@solomonstello We certainly are

[@MrTubaman93]

As a hotel security guard, I can confirm alot of what he says is true about high end hotels. People are truly disgusting

[@johnjohnson2542]

I guarantee every person in his story at that orgy was a raging liberal

[@laylowart9109]

Your telling the truth I also worked security in luxury hotels in Mexico my eyes have seen to much

[@ericvil600]

Prove?

[@heavenawilson5140]

They must have the best paid cleaning crew in town...

[@pqlr8763]

@@ericvil600 You're right. Everyone is lying. Nothing ever happens. It's great that the world has skeptics like you to doubt everything 😂

[@realtalkwithbigsis1455]

Diddy isn’t by himself… all of the industry (movies, music, sports, government, big business) 🤦🏽‍♀️ what’s scary is what we will never know …

[@parizartz7209]

True

[@QueenAfia514]

Yup

[@prab3798]

came back to this video after all the news about him

[@hafirenggayuda]

Also remember, many of those party host/goers are not celebrity, but anonymous rich people or politician. Their names probably not even popped when searched

[@rocka07]

exactly. This is not one person's doing. A lot of ppl do it. Im not judging them for having sex parties, anyone is free to do whatever with themselves, but watchout cause its a thin line when you mix party, drugs and sex to sexual abuse. Its hard to say what really happens there cause anyway you are there you probably know what it is about. But its sad to know that some people are drag to it against their will.

[@spicyainsley9635]

One thing that sickens me about these rich people is that whenever they wanted to do despicable things to someone, THEY CAN AND WILL DO IT AND GET AWAY WITH IT AS IF IT'S NOTHING.

[@johnrivers9393]

It happens because the ultra rich keep the normal decent people divided. Set aside differences and become the hammer and make them the nails.

[@aishamarquez4984]

Yeah just like Marilyn Manson...and others

[@luke.louren.]

Power-hungry. I have seen it. These people are so rich that what the average person works hard towards (house, car, a vacation, gifts for birthdays and celebrations) they have this in abundance, either through their hard work, or it has all been given to them. I have seen the uber-rich up close and many are so unfulfilled because when a man like me works all year long and puts aside money so I can go with my family on a vacation with my two weeks of annual time off, they can live like they are on that two weeks off 24/7. Life becomes boring. Eating fine food, always wearing fashionable clothing, driving or being driven in fancy cars, living in mansions, sailing on a yacht every weekend. It is as normal to them as a Sunday drive with the kids is to me. So the only thrill is to experience more and more extreme things such as what the speaker highlighted in the video. That being said, having worked for these people as a Chef, I will say most of the Elite are not this way, in my experience. Most of them are normal decent people that just have extreme wealth. But the minority that acts in that extreme way is sickening.

[@chihirostargazer6573]

Maybe we should change that.

[@abdomination]

That's because most people in society don't want to kill people that should be.

[@cdipsingh]

I worked at a international hotel as my first job in entry level accounting..i was 17 at the time. The owner of the hotel was 70+ & one day brought his 60+ year old male friend to "say hello to me". I was then called into his office & asked if id accompany both of them on a private jet flight as a personal assistant. I declined. The next day i showed up to work and was told I had been moved to house keeping & front desk duties & put on a shift system. I walked out of the job mid morning and never went back. Now I run my own company and will never allow anyone to be mistreated..male or female. ♡

[@man-ty8ed]

👍👍👍

[@Mogamishu]

@@benjigurl222 is your boyfriend a tall white guy?

[@benjigurl222]

@@Mogamishu lol no why

[@yrama4714]

Wow 👍

[@noobkin6995]

Name and shame 'em. Those scum do not deserve anonymity.

[@sophiacole1986]

I work at a hotel and what you said about the war between housekeeping and front desk . Man, I felt it. Everything’s toxic .

[@softeuph3974]

Wait why?

[@aeriacross770]

@@softeuph3974 front desk will always just want to free up a room for the next customer and demand housekeeping to do the impossible. I tried housekeeping for a week and it was 30 rooms a day for only 2 people. I couldn't last. Maybe I'm not tough but I think I also respected myself enough to not be exploited. It's hard too cause people party at a nearby club. The hotel was a bit out of the way and people usually stay there for that. Edit: definitely the racial aspect

[@SuraiKitsune]

@@softeuph3974 because people will always try to make everything easier for them / harder for others. On such environment, when problems get involved also, in a place where people actually living and spending their time of their lifes (and money), it can get really personal... (hotel manager here.)

[@SuraiKitsune]

@@aeriacross770 its not about toughness, its about management and planing. I think you did great by not getting exploited, because I witnessed exactly this. My experience came from the former (outdated) Soviet-Union work behavior/management: quantity over quality, everything can be replaced and every "problem" will be replaced.

[@theusareview7960]

youre beautiful, did you ever get an offer for x amount of dollars?

[@kitskivich]

I know a handful of people who are GMs of luxury hotels in Chicago. I've heard enough horror stories to know to immediately remove the quilt and blanket from the bed (they are rarely washed), to not sit on the furniture without a towel under me, and to never actually bathe in a hotel bathtub. I'd always assumed a luxury environment would be safer and better. Nope.

[@emayan06]

Where are you suppose to bathe ?? 😂😂😂 makes no sense.

[@sadika7567]

​@@emayan06They mean just have a standing shower, don't lie down for a bath

[@vincer7824]

@@emayan06You can take showers while wearing flip flops. I think OP meant letting the tub fill up and soaking yourself lying in it.

[@windsorSJ]

I used to do pizza deliveries and I found I got the best tips from working class people. I delivered food every week to a rich family and never got tipped a penny.

[@thesloth2446]

Honestly, that’s soo true 🤔

[@knock-knockwhosthere9933]

What happens if you hinted to them? To pay up.

[@researcher-dj2sr]

The rich are scum of the earth

[@Sleep2Dream]

That's how they got and and stay rich. They don't care how much of your own gas you used or how many miles you drive THEIR food to them. It's appalling 🤮

[@aodhanodonnell2148]

It's often the way that the people with the least give the most because they're in touch with reality

[@catherinecookson225]

Once you understand how the world works. Not one word out of this man's mouth was hard to believe. I hope this scarred human being heals from the ordeal.

[@w33518]

So squid games is real life

[@FaithfulandTrue777]

A Russian entrepreneur has put a $1 MILLION bounty on the head of President Vladimir Putin.💰 💰 Alex Konanykhin is offering up the incredible sum of cash to whoever is able to capture the Kremlin leader 'dead or alive'. In a post on LinkedIn (of all places), the former banker hopes the incentive will see Putin taken into custody and the war with Ukraine ended. He's directly threatened NUCLEAR WAR and saying he will retaliate on anyone helping Ukraine. Also threatened USA & NATO. Putin said he would "take actions never before seen in history."

[@cruztoribio4109]

@@w33518 wouldn’t be surprised is something similar is out there..

[@jerrivera4038]

The crazy thing is that these people are government officials, artists, actors, aka people kids look up too

[@catherinecookson225]

@@jerrivera4038 Unfortunately. Have a beautiful day kind human.

[@feedwithconfetti2200]

I’ve always wanted to own my hotel one day but things like this disheartens me. People are so inhuman. My mom has a friend who worked at a 5star hotel in the US, she got assaulted by a wealthy guest but the guest was gone before they knew it. The worst part is that the hotel did nothing but fire her.

[@depressed_weighted_B1anket]

Don't be discouraged! You definitely have to keep your guard up!

[@Trill.Tarantinoo]

DONT GIVE UP ON THAT DREAM GOD COULD BE CALLING YOU TO OWN A HOTEL WHERE YOUR EMPLOYEES CAN FEEL SAFE KNOWING THE OWNER OF THE HOTEL(YOU) WONT STAND TO HAVE THEM TREATED LIKE DIRT WE NEED HOTELS WHERE THINGS ARE DON THE RIGHT WAY

[@gem3778]

Maybe don’t give up, but make a difference in the industry.

[@hollyg9589]

This is heartbreaking and sadly not uncommon

[@t_m_tr_v_ll_r2172]

Awww 😨

[@Anonymous_JK_Lover]

Diddy isn't the only one there's probably more that are stronger than him. He's probably the scapegoat that they can get rid of right now to save the others.

[@uu-kq6mn]

Your not wrong.

[@tutortle1820]

Diddy and Epstein is just the tip of an iceberg

[@klpaah]

Diddy's gonna flip, I guarantee it.

[@lenoxnd1307]

Yeah he’s a D-tier celebrity nobody cared about before all of this

[@AlexanderTheGreat1000]

@@lenoxnd1307hahahahaha WTF are you talking about ? he's been famous for like 28 years and been involved with and the reason some of the biggest names in the industry are even famous. Producing etc... You can't be a day over 21 and if you are I feel sorry for you. 😂

[@NiteRider165]

That was the main thing I hated about working at a luxury hotel. The entitled rich people were the worst to deal with. They were so stupid but acted like they cured cancer

[@SpaceRanger187]

dont have to be super rich..We used to have so many hotel parties

[@NiteRider165]

@@SpaceRanger187 my first valet job I worked at a 4 diamond resort and it always had super humble rich locals and celebrities that stayed but after that place I went to Santa Monica with rich assholes and was forever changed. The first place I worked at the people would drop 500k on a small wedding party and they were the most humble but then the people at Santa Monica would have Gucci and LV bags and say to us they didn't have any money to tip

[@Icebingsu]

It sucks

[@Kinobambino]

@@NiteRider165 how you doin now

[@RanjithPlays]

They're the cancer... of our society.

[@katierose502]

Worked in luxury hospitality and fine dining restaurants my whole life. Everything he’s saying is 100% accurate.

[@juansanchez6006]

Like those parties they host In California.

[@user-og9nl5mt1b]

How much you charge for a night

[@bigtaco4362]

sadly, i know every rich person want to take a beautiful girl with money, and girls go for it sometimes not knowing the person. but in the end they only use her for money and dont give any love to her in reality. but use her like tissue

[@eredinbreaccglas3935]

I bet you, they offer you thousands n thousands amount of money to get into your tush...and you took it huh. Don't lie, Kate.

[@kukukuku4773]

@@eredinbreaccglas3935 what

[@miramaldito]

I worked as a housekeeper once and it was like he described, $9 to $10 per hour job with unhumane physical demand. While front desk got paid like $15 or $16 an hour and pool cleaners and "bar" staff $13+. I once had to work a 13 hour shift with 1 meal break. Naturally I quit. Hotels managers are monsters.

[@bertooo1358]

Quit the crying you act as if cleaning is some super human act you know what you signed up for 😂

[@pair_odocs]

Why is it like that when people are paying $1400+? Or was this a different type of hotel?

[@successmanifestation2769]

⁠@@bertooo1358Why are you sooo rude? You’re probably one of the crazy entitled demons that treat workers like crap. Get a grip weirdo.

[@MrGipiem]

Its normal what are you talking about? You really want to get paid the same as a front desk person?LMFAO

[@wordswordswords8203]

Yeah. I did maid for a while. It's really hard and underpaid work. I liked working on my own tho but got out of it pretty quickly.

[@turbomayonnaise]

I watched this video when it came out and now that all the stuff about diddy was released i can't imagine what this man has seen. it really puts things in a new perspective

[@running2348]

Same man same

[@xIIIQueenOfSwordsIIIx]

Same, I did too. Hollywood people are f’d up sickos.

[@alundor]

If you find that shocking imagine what happens in private mansions where the staff has been meticulously selected based on their loyalty and knowledge of the worst things imaginable.

[@blainwilson7937]

Imagine what happens on private islands.

[@mryup6100]

Jefferey Epstein

[@Cal-ge8vl]

Now you know why Congress cannot "do anything"....they are all bribed/blackmailed by Island fun.... @@mryup6100

[@goodyeoman4534]

I've read about how the Indonesian and Filipino female staff are treated in the rich Arab countries. And I have no doubt it goes on in the west, too.

[@DAT-TEXAS-DUDE]

​@@goodyeoman4534 How do they get treated ? In all honesty I have never heard of any of this so that' why I ask not being a troll or anything I'm being serious buddy

[@NotWokebutAwake.]

Used to work as a hotel night auditor/front desk... and i concur!!! You wouldn't believe what I've been offered to come to customers rooms. Or how many times they've requested an extra pillow or something only to try and get me to come inside! So I stopped going and would send security. We didn't have overnight maid services.

[@emmaearnshaw3282]

love your name

[@NotWokebutAwake.]

@@emmaearnshaw3282 thanks!!💖

[@alanviana1989]

I always get nervous when I have to send some extra pillows, there are weird people in the hotels looking for something else

[@NotWokebutAwake.]

@@emmaearnshaw3282 thank you! My handle or my real name hon?

[@gabrielperez3137]

I´m currently working in the front desk of a luxury Hotel and i can confirm, everything that this man says is accurate. There´s nothing worse than a wealthy Karen yelling at you with that stupid idea of "the client is always right", Just because you have money doesnt means that you can do whatever you want ...or been above the law

[@spontaneousbootay]

The client is always right. That doesnt mean that you have to give them exactly what they asked for.

[@MisMadison]

it shouldn’t but it does

[@skoop651]

why say that using their internet?

[@WorldlyBudget]

The elite also likes kids

[@getawaydreamer2724]

Thats actually what it really means.

[@Josedokarmo]

I was working as a front desk at this 3* hotel and the guest asked the DoorDash delivery girl to bring it to the room. She came back crying in despair saying she was attacked and managed to scape. I had to call police. It was a big mess. Hotel life is tough

[@bumblingberry]

I was staying in a luxury hotel in a high-end suite with a group of friends from much better off families than mine, and I noticed how weird it was for some of the staff that I was just being friendly. Tipping and making small talk about their day and stuff. They really don't even expect that from higher-end guests.

[@Palmstreet-u7x]

the richer you are the less humane feeling you have towards people who you fell are poor, 99,99 % of rich people treat their workers badly, they all think the world owes them something, this has come out with the Epstein story, making misuse of others is their forte ,the less they can pay for anything the better

[@nunyabusiness757]

I think that sounds like some major projecting on your part. 😂

[@nunyabusiness757]

@@Palmstreet-u7x Aaaand this is probably why you’re not rich OR successful- you have incredibly poor and absolutely unrealistic views surrounding wealth. Looks like the communistic brainwashing had worked.

[@winrylust6947]

How ?? ​@@nunyabusiness757

[@Priestobalar]

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[@jktm7785]

I'm still in college and I am scared to enter the working life because of such disgusting stories of how people behave. Whether it's education, military, hotel resorts .. people are awful everywhere. And especially as a woman I am terrified of this world.

[@paulde-logan9444]

Its gets easier but yeah pretty much people suck just try ur best & you'll be alright.

[@sonsofissachar-apostleeric5499]

For God did not give us a spirit of timidity or cowardice or fear, but [He has given us a spirit] of power and of love and of sound judgment and personal discipline [abilities that result in a calm, well-balanced mind and self-control]. - 2 Timothy 1:7

[@csl9495]

Whelp... one day you'll be screened and drug tested by a management staff and c level execs that all sniff lines on the weekends.

[@ANONYMOUSAdmin232]

​@@csl9495the double standards when you have $

[@cjknox2279]

You’re eventually going to have to work in order to survive on your own. This world doesn’t stop moving because you’re afraid of it and trying to avoid it.

[@chadvader1997]

Did my internship at a hotel. Marriott to be particular. And I can definitely confirm what he’s saying from my own experience. Especially with the racial dynamics that management creates. A LOT of racism, discrimination, nepotism, and even sexual harassment. And don’t get me started on the sex trafficking. It’s REALLY real.

[@eludeofsaturn]

oop. my girlfriend JUST quit her job at marriott too.

[@eludeofsaturn]

^ for the way management treats them & the nepotism. + management stealing housekeeping tips

[@ohwellwhateverr]

Nowadays if you look at a black person you’ve committed a “racist” act.

[@J_Jayyyy]

Can you share some stories?

[@Tonio500]

this is also why you don't listen to news about sexism, racism and such. Divide the people, then they're easier to control. You SHOULD NOT care about all those articles or news about racism, homophobia and such

[@journeywithgraciag449]

Why do I feel like he’s talking about Diddy 😂🤣😂🤣💀

[@ghostmane8018]

But they are

[@Nichellesinae]

You would be surprised diddy not the only one!

[@UnpredictableJah]

Micheal rubin

[@IceSpiceBootyCheeks]

cuz that's the only one you know 😭😭

[@beckyweiss6072]

@@ghostmane8018the orgy party? I have no doubt

[@EDMTMLFilms]

I worked in the hotel and restaurant industry for 15 years and this actually triggered flashbacks of what it was like. Wealthy people were almost always, like 99%, the worst people to ever deal with.

[@brettmastema7056]

I never usually defend the rich. and here is one subject where i find so much of peoples hate is from jealousy

[@shukrantpatil]

No man , it’s really not

[@MikeBarbarossa]

I just dealt with 2 business familes in the Dallas area . Both were wealthy with 50-100 employess under them. BOTH treated me like dirt, and were completely cruel and disrespectful like I've never seen before. They even went beyond what you would expect as basic cruel action and both had signs of substance abuse

[@stealthis]

remember that rich people own 90%+ of all stocks. so any time you see news of "the market" doing bad, it's basically a classist piece that is overreactionary and class based.

[@pjpugapillarfan2750]

Oh my goodness you poor little thing! I feel badly for you i will pray for you. Just read your BIBLE EVERYDAY PRAY TO OUR DEAR LORD JESUS HE WILL PROTECT YOU Care for your MIND &SOUL & BODY. OH MAN you must do these things to get free from ANY DEMONIC ATTACHMENTS YOU MAY HAVE PICKED.UP UNKNOWINGLY. IT COULD BE IF YOUR NOT COVERED BY THE BLOOD OF JESUS. ONLY THING THE DEMONS RECOGNIZE IS THE BLOOD

[@faithhopelove7777777]

As a Female Server this is all true. I was 21 & a rich customer gave me keys to his car & said he had a gift for me. I didn't want to go see what it was but I finally went being pushed by the other servers so the Security guy went w me. There was $10,000 cash in the trunk. I slammed the door & went inside & told him no thank you. He then offered to move me & my son to Florida to his vacation home & buy me horses etc...It's a stressful job especially as a young single mom. Every boss I had sexually harassed or assaulted the waitresses. I even had bosses that slept w waitresses & then expected me to wait on his wife & children. I always stood up for myself & quit many jobs for this reason & to protect my own values & morals. I refuse to participate in their evil. Just becareful out there because I've also had stalkers that eventually tried to kill me. No means no & if you have to quit your job, have Faith in Christ Jesus, he will protect you, help you & give you what you need. Nothing is worth your soul!!!

[@dr.blackbeauty4460]

Your story has moved me. May you blessed in your endeavors. God bless 🙌🏿 🙏🏿 ❤️

[@shalomnoronha1105]

Yes exactly without Jesus the evil in this world can devour you

[@vektorman1938]

Your a hero sorry you had to work that but you are one of the strongest women not to give in even with money flashing in your eyes

[@JosefFurg1611]

Just like Joseph running away from Potiphar’s wife! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXayhKyvmbRsjbs

[@wholelottapain8130]

How do you look? 👀

[@ki5282]

Honestly, the most realistic part that he described was the burnout. I was an Ops manager at a luxury hotel for three years and can tell you that now that I work a regular office job with weekends, I'll never go back to that hell of a working environment.

[@slike601]

I am proud of you.❤

[@Randomdude1979]

So do you have any stories similar to this guys?

[@ki5282]

Craziest is seeing NFL players bring women up to their room night after night, when they have nothing but family photos posted on IG. No orgies, though, or at least none that were so blatant.

[@minutescouldsaveyoupercentormo]

@@ki5282 I don’t doubt it

[@BRIANDER100]

what was your work schedule like ?

[@carlosmacmartin4205]

I've worked in the security industry for almost 30 years and seen a good amount of VIPs (rich moguls, musicians, celebrities) at numerous events during my career. Glad I have not had to witness the freaky stuff that many people talk about down in Hollyweird and private parties. Big Shout Out to all my fellow security professionals holding down the fort.

[@nickolas416]

I worked at one hotel (5 star) and I had a few women offer money, items, and even trips to go up to their room with them. I always declined as I was in a committed relationship but I remember one lady went to my manager and was visibly angry that I declined and wanted me terminated. All of the women were good looking but I was raised with morals and standards.

[@keylanoslokj1806]

Imagine the narcissistic delusion of these rich broads. Just sad really. But glad you stood up for your values!!!

[@JSB103]

You kept your honor. Commendable!

[@keithmontgomery9741]

She really tried to get you fired cause you didn’t wanna give up no Dick ? The audacity of these rich people. Some of em really think they can buy you and if you decline they wanna ruin you. Crazy.

[@werroloco3112]

Bro I was maintaince at a resort 5 star and same thing happened to me.

[@rodfrinks5947]

Man quit lying

[@mikeylejan8849]

The true test of a person’s character is when they are given all the riches and power within the world with little to no consequences and still remain grounded and humble.

[@elusiveshadow5848]

Morals are a social construct, being grounded and humble is just an overrated thing poors like to describe themselves as for not having any powet or balls

[@mikeylejan8849]

@@elusiveshadow5848 lol, like I said, being able to do the right thing just for the sake of doing it, is a moral one.

[@decori_ae]

@@elusiveshadow5848 Keep living with that mindset and see how far it takes you…

[@elusiveshadow5848]

@@decori_ae oh it has taken me a long way

[@gyanansankhla977]

@@elusiveshadow5848 long way down to hell Jk

[@_sav_age]

The concept of creating a toxic environment in effort to prevent the group of people from coming together and presenting problems made me understand our government.

[@goodmorningsundaymorning4533]

Bingo!

[@eleana_music]

Exactly. I had a college class on things like this.

[@buck_swope]

Strategy of Tension

[@TurquoiseOpal]

The Democratic party at work.

[@buck_swope]

@@TurquoiseOpal It's both. The Bush family and the CIA love using the Strategy of Tension.

[@martinchenier6946]

My ex-girlfriend worked at a luxury hotel in Victoria, BC as a room cleaner. She told that very important and rich people rented a whole floor once and she walked into the room to clean it after they were gone. Feces was literally spread on the walls, ceiling and floor. She obviously didn't clean it and reported the situation to management which quietly hired a hazmat specialist cleaning team. My girlfriend told me that she saw the people that rented the room coming back because they forgot something. The guilt was in their eyes because they saw my girlfriend walking out of their room in shock.

[@sylviamey]

who the hell is going to victoria

[@mrconfusion87]

​@@sylviameyPeople who want some time away from the paparazzi! 🤣🤣🤣

[@johns5558]

Genuinely what is the motive or impulse or thought with getting faeces on the wall? Is it a game? is it anal sex? is it "letting loose"? I just dont understand. Do they not realise that others will see it? Is there not some thought of shame? The smell, considering others, cleaning it up, hygiene... all these things, do they not think of this?

[@suzannaflores1164]

Wow, so the super rich do behind closed doors what the bums on the NYC subway do; spread their feces all over the walls. SMFH

[@michaelharris9993]

As a security guard, having worked high end hotels, all of this is true. He left out the illegal gambling groups who would rent the whole hotel including conference rooms and they'd have tables roulette wheels...everything than the sex party occurred after.

[@hungarmaw]

There is a lot more left out, either he didn't know more or Informer cut it out so that is KZbin ads approved..

[@harukuroma376]

He did say murder and suicide that he witnessed, i guess they cut it out

[@redefinedliving5974]

Do tell

[@curtissimmons2287]

I can only imagined smh especially politicians

[@curtissimmons2287]

@@hungarmaw oh KZbin will def shut down certain sht if it’s exposing to much

[@Simdopness]

Im a former Lottery winner. I can 100% say that you are accurate at what you saying. Being an overnight multimillionaire, I was surrounded and blinded by ridiculously rich people. They would host these crazy parties on Huge yatchs with naked women and alot of illegal activities. At first youd think they are clean, wise, wealthy individual, But wait until you get to really know them

[@user-uo7fn9zx3h]

Ohhh i liked to hear more of your story thats crazy you really won lottery wow yo and you in the comments kool👍

[@gabrielvaldes-ramos6980]

How would they get the women to come?

[@winzyl9546]

@@gabrielvaldes-ramos6980not that hard, they are billionaires.

[@gabrielvaldes-ramos6980]

@@winzyl9546 I'm curious ab the process tho.

[@Atrainswrld]

I have a prince in another country give me the money

[@JuanLopez-tp7hj]

Vice needs to do one on sexual abuse in the military it’s crazy what happens on military bases. . I’ve never saw such unprofessional behavior and violence anywhere else I work on a military base and I was assaulted and a victim of nepotism and and I worked often 12 hour shifts without a break I’ve made complaints but nothing was ever done

[@noahrodriguez7818]

What branch?

[@djsubliminalreeve]

i have heard that some of the women that serve get raped badly by multiple men and when they try to talk they get kicked out and told there lying. this is whats happens when you give psychopaths guns and a title.

[@S0undwav]

Military only? I think they need to do one with the guys wearing the blue jackets with three yellow letters in the rear... If you know what I mean.

[@yourbossisonline7108]

Most people u shudnt trust are in the military units.

[@JuanLopez-tp7hj]

@@yourbossisonline7108 you couldn’t be more rite

[@AnnettePhillips-wk8dw]

I can attest to that! I worked in HR at a hotel, and it was pretty wild. Some guy at the bar asked me to go to Atlantic City with him, and I was propositioned more times than I could count. Really crazy stuff went on in the rooms, and the line staff would tell me wild stories of what they saw and heard! I have a friend who worked in hotels, too, and she has even crazier stories!! So I totally believe this guy!!!

[@bluemidnight5926]

I worked for multiple hotels, some low end, some high end, and the disparity is compelling. The 2 star hotels I worked at were pretty run of the mill tame, but the toxicity and exploitation of the five star hotels was enough for me to hate the entire industry of upper class hotels. In particular, the housekeepers were specifically hired to be illegal immigrants. This was by design, as the management knew they could pay them much less and crack the metaphorical whip much harder on them, all while making them work extremely hard, even if it was off the clock, knowing that they were all desperate for work and fearing deportation. I was hired by a third party company to upkeep each rooms minibar (hiring third party is another way that these hotels exploit workers by paying less and getting more) so I used to be in very close contact with house keeping. I would see some of these women break down crying in rooms. The worst one was when I overhead an emotional conversation from one house keeper to another about how she was being sexually abused by one of the management staff, and she couldn't do anything about it... no one could. The hotel industry presents with a smile, but once you get a look behind the curtain, it's a very dirty industry built off hierarchy and exploitation.

[@munashemaswodza8256]

Oh my I actually don’t know how to process this. This is actually heartbreaking wow. I hope you are alright and doing well ❤️

[@HH-bz6me]

Sounds like a horrible environment to be in.

[@estefanymurillo22]

It seems there are not values left in the world...argh

[@brodude3709]

@@estefanymurillo22 In this world it's good people protecting their rights against evil people that can exploit them. In third world countries the disparity between the rich and the poor is insane as the poor usually don't have any rights and can protect themselves less.

[@estefanymurillo22]

@@brodude3709 I mean, in the USA people takes advantage of immigrants to treat them like slaves, so, maybe there is a diference, but not as big as you think

[@teleportedfunk]

I help in a small family ski resort hotel in Alps occasionally and this guy is 100% right, there is nothing worse than rich clients, for them, you are nothing, you just have to serve them and another important and ironic fact is that more rich the client is, less likely they give you any tips - communal politicians, state politicians, EU clerks, actors, artists, athletes, you name it. And honestly, this is by no means a luxury hotel, i can't even imagine how toxic it must be in hotels and restaurants for super-rich like this guy is referring to.

[@tbtoosmoove]

This is so true. But the disturbing part is that somehow these people are known as the big tippers/big spenders and it couldn't be further from the truth, I've never met a wealthy person who tipped diligently. Every time I've ever been tipped it was from somebody from my walk of life who had it just as hard if not harder. Having money does something to a person's psyche to as if they've always wanted to look down on people and when they got the chance they took it overboard and made it seem like there was a good day by ruining yours and they'll go out the way to make you hate them. I always got that vibe from elitist.

[@vazanere]

@@teleportedfunk When life is free for you there is no room to grow as a person. Or on the other side, a lot of the people on top are cutthroat narcissists, psychopaths, manipulators who did everything to get on the top. I mean seriously, they just sit on hundreds of millions, while people just want to buy ONE house to live in, and don't really care. Don't benefit society in any way, have no community, only the friends and family they knew before fame and then purely rich rich rich people. Not all rich celebrities/artists are like this, a lot do live respectable lives. But often the most rich ones do not, there is a reason why you have those who are great people at 30 mil networth and those who are absolutely awful at 300 million.,

[@Chris-bs4qy]

Why should anyone give them good service than?

[@AsAWhiteManMarriedToALatina]

@Celestunia 300 million doesn't make you a worse person than 30 million. If you wanted to make that argument maybe compare net worth of 40 million vs 2 million. But it's still a ridiculous argument.

[@Chris-bs4qy]

@@vazanere When there is a tremendous amount of stress in life and anxiety from paying your rent or paying your electric bill there's way less room to "grow" if ever. If you have money from the start you have freedom.

[@AmazingGrace1729]

Two things define a person: your patience when you have nothing, your attitude when you have everything.

[@stoiccrane4259]

Ultimately their choices and conduct in relation to whatever life circumstance they find themselves in.

[@NeyamRye]

True true

[@bitt555]

I guess clicking on this vid may have been a blessing. I've been contemplating about leaving my current job and completely switching career fields to the hotel industry. Not no more 😅

[@IcemanSK]

Some years ago, my wife and I brought a 90 year old family member with us for an event out of town. Our senior sleeps in a recliner chair, so we brought it with us. We got to the nice hotel and I sheepishly asked the bellman if he would take it to our room and set it up. I said, "I know this is a really strange request, but can you bring this to our room and set it up for us?" His response floored me as he said, "Sir, that's not even the weirdest request I've had in the last 5 minutes." I laughed and tipped him well. 🤣🤣

[@devadii24]

😂😂😂

[@Priestobalar]

I literally googled prayers for Hs and your KZbin channel pooped up. (Dr OBALAR ). I had the believed for a total healing, after ordering your medication, I tested Negative after just one week of usage. This is a great testimony l'll keep sharing all the days of my life. If the world has more people like you, it will be a better place. God bless you Dr OBALAR, keep saving lives❤..

[@alexskywalker5478]

At least you had a pretty normal request in comparison to other folks 😊

[@mrgreenelander4952]

I once worked at a company where the owner was or is a multi millionaire. The look on his $ face was priceless. His 789 year old decrepit father, would slowly walk around the plant spying on people with this look of utter depravity

[@chrominox]

Now I understand why I've always found luxury hotels to be unsettling. I never saw anything, I was young and pretty clueless but I could always tell something wasn't quite right. Just a feeling.

[@zoelutz8963]

Fr just take me to the holiday inn

[@bannedagain1784]

@@zoelutz8963 meh Hampton in and gardens not to luxurious but still very nice.

[@staigenerator2949]

Depends on the hotel honestly. There’s this massive luxury hotel in my area and for some reason it comes off as the least sketchy place in town. The people I know that work there always say it’s a good environment to work in, and most of the time, it caters to families. Last time I was on vacation, I went to this hotel, and everything about it seemed a little off. I got the opposite of the feeling of security I get from the aforementioned hotel. They wouldn’t let me in the pub because of my clothing, there was random people hiding in the bushes, a night club attached to the place, construction work in sight, random sketchy signs, and on the day I checked out there were policemen with rifles standing guard outside the place because apparently politicians were meeting there. Now that’s unsettling.

[@gavinbaisa8802]

all hotels are for sex lol

[@corneliuswhite5139]

Trust that energy.

[@dklee.01]

i’m from vegas and i believe every word. i’ve seen girls under 21 get picked up for solicitation just for being dressed a certain way but i’ve never seen one of these old guys catch charges for the violent crimes they commit against these girls. not to mention the amount of suicides hotel employees commit every year because people aren’t paid enough to survive/they feel too trapped to leave this city.

[@Poetikaliz]

What? OMG And I love Las Vegas for the right reasons but you are giving me reason to think now... I feel impotent, I would love to help but how?

[@Mogamishu]

@@Poetikaliz just continue only dating tall white guys

[@Poetikaliz]

@@Mogamishu how do you know who or who I don't date anyway!?

[@Ad.303]

It’s not too hard to notice, you can tell just by what they do or what they talk about. It mostly happens around the strip, in casinos. If you’re not around that type of stuff and not out at parties often you probably won’t notice it.

[@kellyshea92]

That and Californians rising the cost of living.

[@MsKelby]

I worked at a hotel a few years ago. I worked as a night auditor. One night a customer called the front desk and asked if he could get some pillows and blankets delivered to his room. I didn’t think anything of it so I said sure. I was the only person on staff all night and our hotel had about 210 rooms. Thinking of it now that’s crazy that management would let me run the hotel by myself at night. No security staff either. So I went to the second floor, knocked on the door, he opened the door and said “do you wanna come in my room?” I said “no” and then he grabbed my arm and tried luring me in his room and I said “no I don’t want to. Let go of me.” And I walked back downstairs. The next morning I told management about it and they told me to have customers come downstairs if they need something.

[@sw4gninjacholo205]

I used to work front desk at a hotel..I worked the graveyard shift and this is all true what he’s saying…I’ve been offered drugs,couples trying to get me in the room with them, It’s crazy

[@frogsandflowerss]

Whooaaa I’m so glad i never applied to work at the front desk of a hotel. Seems like I was way too innocent at the time to be working that job 😅

[@lianne5836]

if you dont do these things you dont live life to the fullest

[@IskzenMisishuw]

​@@lianne5836i agree with u.

[@joematubeaccess]

​​@@frogsandflowerssyou made the wise choice by not applying to work at the front reception.

[@HooDatDonDar]

@@lianne5836 Couples? You can live life to the full without being skanky.

[@TheCainabis]

Was contracted for years to work at a 5* hotel cleaning their windows on a monthly basis. The snobbery and abuse we got from staff and guests alike was unreal! Even the house keeping staff looked down at us! The self entitlement was unbelievable and cringey at the same time! The hotel in question is the chewton glen hotel in New Milton, Hampshire, England! We were glad when we eventually gave the contract up, was not worth the hassle!

[@DLBMOS]

crazy, it's literally JUST a hotel.... they should know better...

[@zampour]

I used to work there as a casual events staff member many many many years ago. A lot of the hotels do have snobbery but I found all the team members their actually extremely friendly and nice

[@rahuldahoob4513]

Psychopaths in the midst 😈🤪🧐🤥👀😐😐😓

[@hollyg9589]

That’s so frustrating for you. I have always thought window cleaners must have a fun job because you get to swing off the side of the buildings 😂

[@JJ38255]

Yep that sounds like England

[@KatherineSimmons-em7nm]

I was staying in a luxury hotel in a high-end suite with a group of friends from much better off families than mine, and I noticed how weird it was for some of the staff that I was just being friendly. Tipping and making small talk about their day and stuff. They really don't even expect that from higher-end guests.

[@Unknown-ek1ox]

They probably appreciate a more humble people that (regardless of their material wealth) doesn't feel as "entitled" in the sense of taking everything for granted and expecting to be prioritized over anyone and anything else right away.

[@zuzanna1456]

Not true almost all are very kind and many don’t mind a chat.I work at a hotel which starts from 1k a night.Also never really had any offers or invited maybe small ure beautiful that’s all

[@KeithC77-zzz]

When I think about the rich, about how they live and how they treat others, it makes me feel happy just to be a working class man. Ask yourself the question, if someone offered it to you, would you really want that life? For all their money and outlandish extravagance, I can almost give you a written guarantee that if you scratch beneath the surface, none of them are truly happy. My advice for a happy life, work hard and value the things you’ve got, spend time with friends and family, read, experience the outdoors, and if you’re religious, take comfort in your beliefs. Being a spoiled rich kid is not something to be proud of or to aspire to. Whoever you are, I wish you peace ☮️ 😊❤❤

[@shrey549]

The wife part he talked about where they just have to lie about it truly breaks my heart and the fact they wait for room service to show them and the condition of the room they have to witness actually gave me chills and i am stunned how could people be so so disgusting and inhumane.

[@cookie12932]

why music?@@mrb2643

[@RaniaBhatti]

@@mrb2643music is not really bad, it depends on what you listen to

[@hishamrashid5293]

Its not that shocking actually. Think of the most outlandish and disgusting thing you could think of and chances are someone has done that...

[@Vanchinchelo]

Nothing rare at all... There is now a bunch of wife/Husbands cheating each other. And may be they know, but they continue with the relationship Is very common that people get horny when people look them. There is a chapter of Simpsons about Marge and Homer doing the same And in other terms, all of this things are very Humane

[@boss_niko]

Things like these make me believe that God and Devil are real. Only a devil can do such act. No morals, no emotions nothing. Pure animalistic behavior.

[@jasonstallings7174]

I definitely experienced the burnout he described. It’s a wildly dehumanizing environment. There was some awful domestic abuse that occurred while I worked at one hotel and the husband doxed his wife into claiming nothing bad had happened afterwards. The management did not buy the story.

[@jaygold7317]

what u mean doxed her?

[@Dam1eN81]

@@jaygold7317 thats a good question I was curious as to what he meant.... maybe posting her pics?...

[@zazaaziella16]

I have met some very trashy "lower class " people , on my travels. I have had great times with some extremely wealthy people, as well. . There are bad people both wealthy , and broke. . Watch any crime channel , to see what "lower class " people do to their victims. Some people are evil, from every group under the sun.

[@cakepudding3220]

What does doxed mean?

[@ChaosAngel1331]

@@cakepudding3220 Dox is when someone posts someone elses personal information on the internet, usually without consent. Things like your name, address phone number. It's done primarily with malicious intent in order to expose people

[@alyssa-2300]

It’s nice to know that a lot more people are accepting the cold hard truth about what goes on behind the riches and elites closed doors but I feel like so many people are still in denial that a lot of those rich and elites doing these things are very popular celebrities that we have once or still do look up to. They’re all connected.

[@WildArtistsl]

Couldn't agree more

[@joelc9439]

It depends... a lot of rich people are nice and don't show off..

[@isode]

Most people just can't except the horrors their commit

[@georgecaldwell1092]

Poor people make grooss things too,i'm from mexico and i can tell My neighbors...

[@pilgrimwings1295]

​. Yep. A lot of poor people would do what a lot of these perverted rich people do if they had the money. "The love of money is the root of all evil " ~ Bible. I believe many, (but not necessarily all) extremely rich people who do these perverted and evil things, have gotten their wealth by crooked dealing and evil contracts. But people who gained their wealth through honest means are not as likely to be part of this perverted behavior.

[@middlesister7588]

I've been thinking about this video since Diddy was arrested. It sounds like a freak off.

[@tuandang2947]

From someone that used to work in a hotel, in the kitchen. I've heard so many stories. That whole swinger orgy is so real.

[@juniorkhan650]

100% and it's not exclusive to the wealthy either.

[@2000rayc]

go on

[@lttldblj]

Ain't nothing wrong with an orgy every now and again

[@proculusjulius7035]

@@lttldblj 🤦‍♂️😂

[@user-yi6dd1pi8s]

@@lttldblj y’all niggas gone die

[@tiagobjesus]

I started as a luggage boy and made my way to front desk receptionist and this gentleman is totally right, it’s one of the most disgusting industries, I had reception colleagues groping housekeeping staff, sleeping with costumers, we had a couple of female trainees that went to the Backoffice with management with locked doors and when they got out were sweaty and sad, so yeah... disgusting, horrible, oh, by the way... it was a 5* hotel in Lisbon, Portugal.

[@audreyheart2180]

😭😭😭

[@mememistress927]

Sweaty and sad 🥲🥲🤣

[@momochiii100]

Lmaoooo

[@JAMESFERNANDEZ]

que hotel é que foi!?

[@LucasFerreira-cq8qz]

I know you’re lying because nobody from Portugal call the city Lisbon 😂

[@carmenohio8735]

I was a Security Supervisor at a Hotel where a lot of musicians and actors stayed. I won’t get into the bad stuff, but I will tell you that the two most amazing and genuine people you’d ever meet are Lou Diamond Phillips and Jimmy Buffet. Lou treated you like you were his neighbor and Jimmy Buffet would play impromptu sets in the lobby for 20 or 30 people every time he came.

[@peaceandlove544]

Bad stuff like what? Who is the worse?

[@moonbulschair1047]

we want to know the bad stuff👀

[@dionrodella9633]

Is this at la posada?

[@southlondon86]

Please do get into the bad stuff sir.

[@123nadeemuu]

bad stuff

[@siddharthg.5833]

the video surfaced right after the diddy party thingy showed up 😭

[@EJFSanchez2]

I agree with him 100%. I use to Travel for work and I would frequent the four seasons. A lot of orgies, cheating spouses and out right kinky sex acts in public in the hallways. One time I was walking to the elevator to go downstairs and a young girl about 15 years old came out. She looked at me with sad eyes and was about to embrace me thinking I was her client for the night. I walked passed her and she looked confused. I then heard a door open and a older guy telling her that he’s the guy she’s looking for. So yeah I believe sex trafficking happens often at the four seasons. Also got propositioned once by a hooker who obviously just got done with a guy. I declined of course. But yeah I would totally agree that the wealthy love to fool around no matter how immoral it is

[@luvbugbia]

bro why didnt u help the girl 😭

[@toxicsmurf]

@@luvbugbia because he's lying lol, he fucked her

[@phantomaviator1318]

@@luvbugbia Homeboy wouldn't be making this comment if he did

[@BLUEWHEEL2929]

@@phantomaviator1318 yeah it was probably one of epsteins crew

[@AyAyCaptain]

@@DashCo52 Wtf man Hahhaha sty for the laughter

[@michaelmoraga2926]

Anyone who has worked in hospitality at high end hotels knows that these stories are truth. As a front desk agent at a famous flagship boutique hotel, it was enough to witness the petty tantrums by the super rich while they treated staff horribly, expecting everyone to fall over themselves for a tip, which made me sick to my stomach, regardless of the other shenanigans. It's enough to make you want to defecate in their luggage.* *Reference to "The White Lotus"

[@jayquellin4543]

There’s a a good channel of a guy who I seriously think he got silenced. He was posting awesome stories and then fell off the map. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppLTeZKwhZeekM0

[@benbarson2810]

Infoma fi dead

[@kurlenejohn5463]

😅😅😅🍷🍷🍷

[@kurlenejohn5463]

...really ?? Pooping in the luggage ? 👀👀👀 that was way beyond mean... I have never heard that one before 👀👀👀 shocking.... though the reader said it was just " a thought. "

[@michaelmoraga2926]

@@kurlenejohn5463 I never acted out such impulses. I was front desk, not a bellman or housekeeping. 😉 It's a reference to a TV show, "The White Lotus"... Yes, just a thought, a wickedly cathartic thought.

[@herambhasabnis6949]

We people in the hospitality industry needs to say it out in the public , it's time we took in clients based on their morals and attitude towards being human and not only for the money . And if we are to live in a better world we also need to expose the high paying clients if they are doing anything illegal in the property or threatening to the rest of the guests and staff.

[@FirdausIsmail1]

Your hotel won't make any money then. We all know all the top 20% of top earners are anything but decent people

[@herambhasabnis6949]

@@FirdausIsmail1 who wants to open a hotel in this climate. No , this is for the colleagues who worked and are working in hotels , its also for the companies who turn a blind eye in name of profits.

[@netaverse7694]

That’s the weird dystopian society framework

[@danielescobar7618]

LOL get out of your mom's basement and stop reading "theory." Do you think people are going to line up with a psychological green card to your business?

[@netaverse7694]

@@danielescobar7618 thank you

[@shaudaeyoakumify]

This video hits different watching it in 2024 with everything that’s being exposed

[@andrewhatini1389]

It's always disturbing to hear of affluent elites acting like animals behind closed doors. The part that's even worse though is how service workers are treated as expendables, which is the theme that runs through many more of the videos in this Informer series. Sad!

[@fredoknowsbest]

What kind of cheat code do you have in this KZbin algorithm the video came out 40 minutes ago and yours says 22 hour ago comment this doesn't make sense

[@SentimentalGentleman]

@@fredoknowsbest I was just about to ask that. Maybe they got access to stuff early?

[@fredoknowsbest]

@@SentimentalGentleman not even bro there's this thing that people are doing on their computers that can go in and change stuff like that I have seen it on another video

[@TititoDeBologay]

In hotels in particular. Here in France, 5* Hotels are known to accept hush money from Rich twats, who assault Maids and Bellboys, fire them.

[@HeroOfTheDay16]

The fact that you are surprised that the ultra wealthy (who literally make all of their wealth by exploiting others labor) would treat service workers with little respect is more surprising to me

[@drvren030]

All these real experiences by the Informer lead me to the same conclusion: the more and more value we give to money, the worse and worse the world gets. anything. ANYTHING can be sold, your rights, your voice, your body, your morals and ethics , and yes your own life, as long as others have more more money.

[@k00ki3izkrazy]

The value of money stops where the individual decides it does imo.

[@random6033]

the problem is hierarchy, power corrupts and all hierarchies should be abolished: governments, class system, capitalism, sexism, racism, queerphobia, all forms of supremacy and more

[@drvren030]

@@k00ki3izkrazy easy to say. But can an individual be completely free from the expectation to make money? You need money to write this comment right now, you need money for even basic necessities like food and water nowadays. So even for basic necessities, there's the money tag on them. So from a young age, the desperate greed for money is already there, and you learn that the way of life is to make money. So you become more entitled and lose sense of your self control when you get richer and richer, and you lash out your most devilish side on people and know you can shut them up with 💰💰🤑. Morals and ethics go out the door the minute there's money.

[@k00ki3izkrazy]

@@drvren030 I know what you mean cause we’re conditioned to think that way and we’re controlled by a society influenced by money and greed. But there’s a difference between having money to live decently and letting it corrupt you. It takes self discipline to stand firm in your own morals and decide what is and what’s not worth it.

[@drvren030]

@@k00ki3izkrazy agreed. but then it comes to the idea that money can also silence extreme things like reporting a murder. if you're someone who's disciplined, it's not just about you disciplining yourself. if you truly want to live a life of morals and ethics, you have to be willing to be the odd one out. you fight the system just by being who you are, because the entire system runs on money. and there's people out there with money who will hate you and want to target you for it, cause you stand in the way of their greed and their arrogance. and they could actually bring it to a matter of life and death for you. and now with social media, they can make you a target for a lot. A. LOT. of people. if you're willing to risk that, then by all means. the only way to break this cycle is to put down the value of money. people wont change unless something on a massive, immense scale happens.

[@HonkTheMusic]

Whoever this man is, thank you and thank this KZbin channel for bringing this type of environment to light

[@drrrr.__2742]

Yall need to continue these series right now

[@dopeymark]

Quite frankly, I've got way better stories from working 10 plus years at various luxury hotels. I met a lot of famous people, and the famous people were generally really cool. It was the super wealthy NOT famous people that were jerks. Also, the secret service personnel were always jerks. I have had ultra wealthy guests ask me about drug connections, where to find prostitutes, etc. They really do live in a different world from the rest of us.

[@everything777]

Lol, people asking locals (such as hotel staff) where to score drugs and hookers is commonplace irrespective of how wealthy they are

[@emmafox2449]

@@everything777 💯

[@mcfrisko834]

What was it about secret service that made you consider them as jerks?

[@TheTabooRoomWithAaron]

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[@Atrainswrld]

Name checks out

[@obsoletesociety]

“You never know what’s happening behind closed doors” creepiest sentence in this video.

[@Jason-gg4lm]

That's why the door is closed DUH 😅

[@gtacinematic]

@@Jason-gg4lm :D

[@razorramoneljefe5956]

Where you at ? I need a date for tonight .................

[@b8IIin]

cmon bro, that's like one of the most cliched lines people say about the mega rich and famous

[@obsoletesociety]

Hey all you haters can smd all I said was that was the creepiest sentence in this video 🤣

[@sugewhitejacoby8654]

I was a Bodyguard for 25yrs. I can vouch for everything he said about the very wealthy! Sickening!

[@TheTabooRoomWithAaron]

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[@sugewhitejacoby8654]

@Not Convinced not hardly! What sounds fake?

[@NOWtheband]

@Not Convinced - Fake means not genuine/counterfeit, so how can anything be "super" fake? (as in more fake than fake)

[@TJR-ju8dj]

@Not Convinced its not fake. lol you got politicans who be on gay sex apps. I have a friend who works near the capitol in CA, he opens Grindr and youll be shocked that they get down like this..usual senators, law makers, and even rich folks. They do shyt in the bathrooms and public...called "Cruising"

[@blcsmith9080]

@@sugewhitejacoby8654 Maybe look at his name lol.

[@alexismartin2294]

love how this was recommended to me after all the news about Diddy

[@KappaClaus]

I used to work at a Boutique Hotel and I can confirm what happens is fucking insane. And yes, the staff talks knows when you're hiring a prostitute, when you are on drugs, when you're drunk when you act entitiled, when your kids are stealing. And also yes, we talk about it amongst us all the time.

[@spiritlevelstudios]

Can you also recognise chill people who meditate and just decent people in general?

[@wadewilson8011]

And yet you're talking about it doesn't stop anything from happening, and the people you're talking about couldn't care any less. Cuz they're living rent-free in your heads and they have no clue who you even are.

[@thelimon4338]

@@wadewilson8011…. You one of em

[@TexboyGamer]

No one cares what hospitality thinks

[@b23beatz]

You know there is trafficking going on and you don't tell anyone? You're a great person

[@lindsyfish6704]

I was front desk at a mid-range hotel. You'd never believe what I've seen, but my experience backs up this person's. The worst guests are the wealthiest, and I ended up making up a family with a young daughter I had to get home to because that many men (they were all businessmen traveling for work) propositioned me that often. Hilariously, the best guests were Hell's Angels and truck drivers.

[@pendafen7405]

Every new thing I hear about Hell's Angels makes me think they are society's unsung heroes

[@oliviersavard8676]

​@@pendafen7405from a province where we've been stuck with them for decades, they're absolutely not. they had an all-out biker war with another biker gang in the 90s that left many innocent people dead.

[@pendafen7405]

@@oliviersavard8676 that sounds insane, someone should make a movie about it if they haven't already

[@oliviersavard8676]

@@pendafen7405it's common knowledge here in quebec, look up "quebec biker war", it was mainstream news back then

[@theovanhurtere]

@@pendafen7405 they're a bunch of racist thugs is all

[@michaeldeltoro8077]

I can definitely confirm what this man is saying is true. As someone who has been working in the hospitality industry for almost 15 years. Especially in luxury properties. All of it is true & there's a lot more that we see that will forever haunt us.

[@valentino3228]

There are people with that demeanor that stay in high-end luxurious hotels and when they wake up, they do it in hell.

[@goodyeoman4534]

The sex stuff is all a bit predictable and banal. What's the deal with the s*** on the ceiling? Are these freaks some kind of satanists?

[@Priestobalar]

I literally googled prayers for Hs and your KZbin channel pooped up. (Dr OBALAR ). I had the believed for a total healing, after ordering your medication, I tested Negative after just one week of usage. This is a great testimony l'll keep sharing all the days of my life. If the world has more people like you, it will be a better place. God bless you Dr OBALAR, keep saving lives❤…

[@BillWilliams-x1g]

My salute to you boss for coming out. I was recommend this after this Diddy saga.

[@luisthekingjaime94]

Yep most rich people

[@servo66]

The older I get the more offended I am by the super wealthy. I don't care how hard you worked and how much you might deserve it. A certain level of wealth (such as these people) is simply grotesque and leads to a dehumanization of them everyone they interact with.

[@Kal-El207]

Half of them didn’t even really work. They just got lucky, and used other people to get where they wanted to get to. They say it’s hard work, but it’s such a broad generalization. Hard work in what? Stealing from others? Lying? Robbing someone’s idea? Etc. it’s not all glitters and gold clearly.

[@jennjennsuu]

@@Kal-El207 Yup. And a lot of them are involved in the occult and witchcraft. They definitely get their wealth from someone higher than them that can give it. Of course, if they’re willing to do the rituals and dehumanize themselves and others…

[@1597B]

Now, why would you paint so broadly? If they worked for their wealth and aren't shitty people, then they're fine. But these elitist trust fund rich people who treat people like trash? I agree, screw 'em.

[@ExpatStacker]

I agree. I think extreme poverty and extreme wealth both turn people into monsters, albeit in different ways. Sadly the super wealthy seem to harm society and individuals a lot more than those living in destitute poverty.

[@SpeakTheTruthLouder]

I believe the Bible is right. Everyone is born a sinner, but the rich just gets to do their sin with less limitation, and money and power gives them more access to means to do more. So the rich CAN manifest more evil. But we all sin because we are born in depravity. No social problems are not directly related to sin. Sin is the root cause. And so repentance to God and returning to the holy Creator and crying out to Him for forgiveness and regeneration is the only answer.

[@manuelochoa9266]

This man is speaking the truth. I worked security at a luxury hotel for several years and it is so true that wealthy hotel guests think because they are very rich and are paying lots of money for the hotel room that they can treat employees in any way they want. The one thing this informer didn't say. I guess since he was an operation manager that management usually is as promiscuous as the hotel guest that he was talking about...

[@mejhon6592]

Managment promiscuous can you explian that please?

[@ChynaaB]

Like management is actively looking for girls?

[@thewildcardperson]

​@@mejhon6592 they rape there emplyees

[@mejhon6592]

@@thewildcardperson wow, sad

[@thewildcardperson]

@@mejhon6592 yup very sad and since most employees are illegals theyll get deported if they tell anyone wish they would just poison the rich when they have the chance

[@sarat8577]

Many years ago I stayed at a “high end “ all inclusive in Mexico . There were so many middle aged drunk men with younger women there acting up in common spaces like the pool. Meanwhile the staff was overly gracious. At the end of their shifts, I would see them sit outside the resort waiting for their buses to take them home. The disparity of these two worlds just didn’t sit well with me. Haven’t returned since and thinking back I always get an uncomfortable feeling.

[@cecee3480]

Um the same thing happens in the US. People working for companies and people with so much money while they go back to their place in the hood. Some people don’t even have a place to live they are homeless but even with a job can’t afford shelter.

[@adamalexander4883]

@@cecee3480 the city of Charleston is one of the worst examples of this. they pay their public employees criminally low wages, and they have tailored the law so that they can use tax dollars to renovate “historic homes,” and it just happens that all of the historic homes are owned by multimillionaire, influential families. So the people with obscene amounts of money nonetheless pay their public guardians pennies to bus themselves into the city, work, and then go away to their serfs’ quarters far away from the city at the end of their shifts, then tax those same underpaid employees and use those taxes to renovate their 7-8 figure homes that they could easily afford to renovate themselves.

[@SerenaMaeTV]

1:13 Lol. “Were you ON the ceiling?!” 😂

[@TheGoldKill]

I worked as a housekeeper at the Bellagio hotel in Las Vegas and I can confirm everything he said is true. Some of these people have no soul

[@doni654321]

they just see themselves are socially higher ups. I am a low level human being. I get verbally abused a lot. I don t trust anyone. Trust me, they don't feel bad, at the end of the day, they feel good about themselves, as they have a nice set of hair and feel good etc.

[@williamyoung9401]

$20 bucks in tips?! I tipped that on my last day to Housekeeping so they wouldn't charge me the extra $250 for smoking in my room! Eat the Rich. No one should be that wealthy... Break up monopolies and destroy these empires.

[@starrysparkles404]

Holy smokes. What is this world coming to ???? Scary. 😭Wth??!!

[@metalmark8]

@@doni654321 I love you dude!! Have a blessed life man. Respond if you want to talk for real ☮️🙏

[@metalmark8]

@@williamyoung9401 what a brilliant comment!! I work away, and often smoke in my hotel room, on more than one occasion I've been kicked out of a hotel, or charged for doing that lol. (weed almost every time lol), I didn't think to tip the cleaners. If you know you know...... Now I know 😉Thankyou mate, have a good day... No! Have a great day

[@sunflowercynthia9519]

This is true and it definitely happens. I worked in a budget-friendly hotel chain and a swingers' party booked the entire place for the weekend. As the receptionist, I was regularly approached by people to join them at the end of my shift. I politely declined. And cleaning was a nightmare for housekeeping when it was over. Not a fun shift.

[@krustykrabpizza4328]

What does a swinger party in a budget hotel gotta do with ritzy people in ritzy hotels?

[@healTHCare71965]

I regularly attend those swinger parties in budget and high end hotels. It is pure fun and the mess is part of the job you signed up for. I at least tip but I ain’t filthy rich lol

[@86kickass]

I woulda been widdit😂

[@shershahiqbal]

@@healTHCare71965 sad

[@savedbygrace2280]

@@healTHCare71965 Way to go, creep 👍

[@zylo2231]

When I was 20 I worked at a high-end boutique hotel downtown Beverly Hills. The owner of the hotel would shut the entire establishment nights at a time and have massive swinger/orgy parties. There was only a handful of us staff that would be handed envelopes disguised as “private events” and pretty much be forced to work these parties. To me, being young and naive, I just brushed it off and pretended to turn the other cheek and act as if everything was normal. A few days later I would be handed an envelope with anywhere from $1,000-$3000 cash as my “tip” from the “open bar.” Crazy to think I was involved in something like this.

[@anameyoucantremember]

So, did you return the money or gave it away to charity?

[@karelklos5483]

@@anameyoucantremember giving it back is the absolutely dumbest thing I’ve ever heard, why should give this hotel back money? And frankly for doing the work he deserves the money more than charity

[@meyeneetuks4680]

@@anameyoucantremember it was literally handed to them. You gotta be stoopid to just give up a $1000 "tip"

[@seancameron8209]

@yaaaan People used to be adults at 20 years old and expected to live on their own and pay all their own bills. My parents had money, but I've had a job since age 14. I was expected to buy my own car and insurance. At age 18 I was given 3 options. Work full time and get my own place, go to college, or join the military. People used to be accountable. People didn't live at home til they are 30 playing video games and smoking weed.

[@Sol-01]

@@anameyoucantremember charities are just as corrupt

[@MickJames-co5dx]

I can concur. I worked as HVAC maintenance contracted to some luxury hotels I never witnessed anything like this, but was told by enough people enough times to know he's telling the truth, and I have seen the aftermath of some "parties" as I have had to use portable units to get the smell of weed out of some of the rooms.

[@sarakajira]

I've worked both front desk in high end hotels, as well as back of house in the in-house phone system office. And I can definitely tell you that what this guy is saying is not wrong, and is 100% correct. Most guests are very friendly, happy to see you, and appreciate your service and helping to solve their issues. However, there's definitely a percentage that is crazy. And the things you witness and the stories you hear are something else, that's for sure.

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

Not ''crazy'' (this is both inaccurate AND a slur), but perverted, entitled and crappy disgusting people. Call things by their name.

[@MundiaKamau]

I think it was Mark Twain who said "We are just animals trying to be Human Beings," and money and power have the potential of bringing out more the animal in us, than the humanity in us. And the saying "We are just animals trying to be Human Beings" is even unfair to animals, if you think about it, because animals probably even have more boundaries than we Human Beings. For example wild animals will not attack if they do not feel under threat or provoked. Wild animals only usually attack if they feel threatened or if provoked. For instance, hyenas love provoking lions, just for the sake of it at times, even when there is nothing at stake, and lions brutally kill hyenas that provoke them, the hyenas not lucky to escape that is. Lions react badly to provocation from other animals too, not just from hyenas, though hyenas are the most notorious when it comes to provoking lions. We Human Beings can be less disciplined than animals in this respect in the sense that when we have "money, power and influence," we have tendencies to feel that we now have the "right" to violate "any and all societal boundaries and societal norms," including rights of other Human Beings. Regards, Michael M. Kamau, Nairobi, Kenya, East Africa, 14th January 2024.

[@fairyy0611]

I believe it. A married CEO of a company wanted me to have an affair with him. I refused, and I quit the job. No regrets, I did the right thing. I value myself.

[@glacessadry9988]

Tell us the name of that CEO! People need to know what this humans really are

[@livingwater3581]

@@glacessadry9988 humans dont control this earth

[@iamhida493]

@PGH Engineer agreed

[@janeydoe7417]

@PGH Engineer lol. U mad all over these comments.

[@Sara2016a]

@PGH Engineer I don’t know why you think it’s all fantasies, maybe some of them but women have to deal with very unpleasant experiences often. I worked at the police station for United Nations and a police officer threatened me for declining his offer. He wanted me to go out with him even though he was married. He managed to fire me after few weeks. I decided to fight for my job cause my parents were depending on me, so after a thorough investigation, I came back to work. It was a very difficult time for me and I’ll never forget that.

[@allisoneuph1]

This is accurate!! I worked in a expensive, and exclusive country club for three years and the things I heard are maddening. Members were openly bragging about embezzlement, fraud, and cheating. We also weren’t allowed to cut them from alcohol if they were drunk

[@e.jenima7263]

Yeah things must have changed. I know a few generations ago behavior like that was not tolerated among the wealthy. Men did brag about there mistresses but to a point and i was told that if members had to much to drink you were to cut them off. i think in general from top to bottom in society all standards of good manners and etiquette have been thrown out the window.

[@alisiddique5262]

Which country?

[@brettmastema7056]

@@e.jenima7263 Why is it your business what they talk about. Why did everyone stay working in misery and not going to work at a doubletree to escape the horrors of the rich? This is all such BS

[@alyciamarie4163]

@@brettmastema7056 what do you care?

[@brettmastema7056]

@@alyciamarie4163 why do you care that I care. Because you clearly do care or else you wouldn't have said anything

[@Poppyseed8]

Arrived here on this video after seeing the colossal exposure on P Diddy. And this video is from 2 years ago…

[@wugirl55]

Weird right? Lol

[@BooTeaCheeks]

When I was young I had been traveling with my best friend. I can't remember if it was the day before or the day after Valentines Day, but we just COULD NOT find a hotel room. We stopped at five hotels before we finally found a room. We just casually mentioned how difficult we had found it to find a room and that we were relieved to finally find one to the front desk staff. They responded "Well yea, rich men spend Valentines Day with their wives and tonight they book hotels with their Mistress". They stated it so casually and plainly, like it was common knowledge entire hotels are filled with cheating husbands a certain day of the year. I'll never forget it.

[@indichic29]

Ive seen married men in the lobby of my hotel drinking with other women while their wives were up in the room. In one instance the man came to the desk to put a 2nd room on his credit card for these girls he'd just met in the lobby and went to the room with them while his wife was in their room. People have No shame, they act like once they get behind the walls of a hotel that the rules don't apply

[@EughhBrothereughh]

@@indichic29 not people. Men have no shame

[@doll.ov.poetrii4682]

I had a waitress tell me the exact same thing in NYC years ago the day after Valentine's and I also never forgot it!🥺💔

[@misselle1430]

Lol 😅 I remember my 1st bf when we wanted to have e some nice alone time and we both lived with our parents and he decided to go get a hotel room for the night. He started with nice hotels till we got desperate and ended up at motels and still couldn't find anything. It was a Friday 😅😅😅 we just went out and went back home to our parents 😅😅 talk about an anticlimax lol 😅

[@lianne5836]

these types of people shouldnt get married. its so obvious

[@AuroraTheGoddess]

I was 16 when I first met a drug cartel and human traffickers. They tried twice to grab me I was an attractive teenager that they thought they would make a lot of money from. My mom caught on and needless to say I did everything in my power at 16 worked with authorities to catch them. I drew sketches of everyone involved as well as wrote down license plates. I can remember running into my uncles restaurant crying walking to my moms work from school when I was being followed and they tried to grab me. It was scary but I had to be strong I had been raped as a child and unfortunately that has stayed with me always. I wanted to protect any other girl from going thru what I had been forced to endure for three years as a child. My heart is heavy with horrible memories of the things that I was forced to do. I’m surprised I didn’t grow up with any drug or alcohol issues I do my best to be strong

[@lettuce6321]

You’re a strong strong woman. I am sorry you had to worry about such things that young. I hope you’re hearing properly now.

[@davidavidavid]

you are a really strong woman. thank you for all the work you have done to catch them. stay strong mam!

[@mebcn5850]

Sad to know your story, hope life is better for you now and you can help other Girls💐❤️

[@bigtanworld1669]

I admire you for being so resilient, so sorry for what u went through at a young age but happy to hear u overcame❤

[@waterboy2146]

You lying more than this man.

[@baardagaam]

It's not just super rich people, I worked at a 'normal range' hotel on the Cote d'Azur 15 years ago, as a receptionist, and I often had to call the manager because people were being unreasonable and were thinking they had royal priviliges or something... The manager was a calm dude that always remained polite and tried to fulfill their needs, but if the guests took discussions to far or became verbally aggressive, he would suddenly freeze, tell them 'I don't need you in my hotel', and literally throw them out😄 He demanded high work ethic and professionalism from his staff, but would always defend us from crazy customers...

[@ftm2ray]

It must have been easy for your manager to throw them out because they weren't rich and powerful. Just entitled. The difference is they must face the consequences of their actions while the rich rarely do, right?

[@baardagaam]

​@@ftm2ray i think there was some lack of 'very high end' hotels in that specific city, so sometimes we had guests in our hotel that were very 'upper class'/millionaires, simply because there was no availailibity in 5 stars hotels in the region on the days they were visiting... Those 'upper class' people were (without exception) very well behaved and polite , but keep in mind this was 15 years ago , and in a more 'traditional' part of Europe. These days capitalism has accelerated, and the world is filled with 'nouveaux riches' types without a proper education... And the Russians/oligarchs, that's just a whole other ballgame: Moscow has been a 'pirate city' since the fall of the Sovjet Union, so those that became rich/powerfull in that environment tend to have very criminal personalities. I remember a few Russians that were thrown out of our hotel, by our angry manager. They were extremely surprised that all their money and connections did not matter a dime when they weren't acting like a European gentleman...

[@FactStorm]

Great manager, I wish others had people who stuck up for them as much as he did

[@angelmonroy9644]

@@baardagaam you are so right about the criminal personalities. I guess that's the real world no one speaks about. And no one speaks on it because it's the same people hiding it

[@bastje]

What a hero

[@Chatterbox-94]

These are the things they should be teaching college students. It’s important to know how different businesses TRULY operate so that you can actually survive when it comes to certain fields of work.

[@hippolights9103]

A good friend of mine worked in a luxury hotel in Italy. Once, there was a wedding from a group of wealthy people from USA. One woman casually came asking my friend if someone could go by flight to new York take her hat she forget in her appartment. My friend had to go verify with his manager if that's something they would do for the Girl. Sometimes people are so disconnected it's crazy

[@pseudonymshqipe854]

I'm an American. The vast majority of us aren't like that. It's a foreign concept to me also lol

[@olechristianhenne6583]

Their was ah known Usa Hollywood actor/actress story of very similar to your saying

[@lovewhitey4462]

When you are In service industry..U are the help. PERIOD and most people will do the task for money…Unfortunately a fact ✍🏻

[@2nvsolo451]

As an employee, I would have volunteered to take a private jet to NY to collect a hat. I get to fly a private jet, spend a night, hopefully 2 nights in New York in a luxury apartment, then fly back to Italy . Pick me 🙏 please. You dont even have to tip me

[@Worldofourown2024]

@@2nvsolo451 That would be super fun! Heck yea! Before the 2020's global plandemic era of now, I used to find super cheap flights around the world finding it's cheaper to see the world and be the world than to live in America working a stupid job. Everyone said, Oh you're American? You're so rich and you're free. I'm like, not exactly...

[@karp4262]

Years ago, I worked at two different high-end private resorts. One was more public facing, which attracted celebrities, high-end professional groups, and wealthy families. The other was invite only and drew elite clientele, most of which I never learned their names or what they did. Watching this brought back so many insane memories from that time. The unwritten rule at both resorts was never to say no to the guest. This management style set the stage for the brutal treatment of staff in many positions and opened the door for guests to get away with practically anything. I worked during numerous bachelor, bachelorette, and "other" parties where I saw unspeakable things. I was approached multiple times to go back to guests' rooms for "fun." I watched employees return so degraded that they were hysterically crying or rage quit on the spot. However, I also meet some amazingly inspirational people and families I still communicate with. Some are staggeringly wealthy, but you wouldn't know it at first glance.

[@nataliemanor]

@karp4262 thanks for sharing your experience. Its amazing how they get away with mistreating the staff.

[@SGC90-t5y]

@@bielefeldd hahaha yeah, just disregard all the horrific stuff just so you get the chance to lick up to nice rich people. Absolutely pathetic hahaha

[@quintonmiller8266]

​@@bielefeldd lol. That's how they trap you

[@bronzesweetqueen4227]

@@bielefeldd Legit on the inside so u can use them bcz u know the rude ones will smack u to respect

[@Goutham1826]

@Wobbuffet yes tell us

[@luxuryhub1323]

It seems that being insanely rich combined with a lack of consequences for amoral behaviour really shines a bright light on the insanity of the human ego.

[@JinGalactica]

Good becomes great, bad becomes Patrick Batemanesque.