Front desk employee rants about two boomer men who made a reservation for the day before their arrival without notifying the hotel, they respond saying: "You should really do a better job at keeping people's reservations"

Boomers are getting dragged once again. I will not particularly judge this guest due to their age, because I don't actually feel as if that was a defining factor in this situation, even though it certainly made other boomers get mad. I will judge them on their behaviour and lack of self-awareness. The way they didn't think. They just expected, like entitled people do. I will also judge the hotel, which I don't usually do, as I feel that they already have to put up with too much. But, in this case, it seems fair to be equal in the determination of who's right and who's not. A little spoiler: of course the front desk employee is right, but it's not THAT simple.We have a severe case of entitlement coming from two older men who made plans to stay in a hotel but did not disclose their plans to said hotel. All started because they booked two rooms at a hotel. One for the right day, the other for the day prior AND the correct day. They thought that, as the hotel was full, the smartest idea was to reserve the extra room one day prior but no-show, and then come in on the correct date, assuming that the reservation was still counting as it was for two days. What they didn't know was that no…

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