I fly home tomorrow and every piece of clothing I have other than what I am wearing tomorrow is smelly dirty.

Have fun digging through my bag, you TSA bastards!!!!  

Ill have to remeber that next time I fly... HELLS YES!!

You mean you haven't learned the art of doing your laundry in the sink?  

Blah! I used to used to live out of hotel, the people were very nice, but as my son says, "it sux!"

And this was prior to the 9/11/01 WTC/Pentagon attacks.

Quoted: You mean you haven't learned the art of doing your laundry in the sink?

I'm on expense account for this trip.  I had the hotel launder all my clothes a week ago.  $95 worth.  

I spend 75% of my time in hotels, grasshopper you have much to learn

Quoted: I spend 75% of my time in hotels, grasshopper you have much to learn

So you are saying I shouldn't make TSA vomit with my dirty laundry?  You're no fun.

Quoted: I spend 75% of my time in hotels, grasshopper you have much to learn

Do you have many single-serving friends?

When I was first hired for my current job, my boss was sent over to Japan for two weeks, which turned unexpectedly into four.

He tried to find somewhere to clean his clothes, and finally asked at the hotel desk (this was in Ikuno, IIRC).

After much hand waving, slow-talking, and cocktail-napkin sketching, he got the clerk to understand what he wanted.

So sorry, no.  No laundry.

Turns out, the Japanese consider those "under-thingies" to private for such public handling.  So what's a million-miles-per-year Japanese business traveller to do?

They sell underwear.  Made from ricepaper.  On a roll, like papertowels or toilet paper.




No wonder all those guys look like that in the meetings.