On a recent trip to San Francisco, I passed my sick time by watching some TV. Flipping through the channels, I came across the movie selections. Adult movies was one of the catagories, so I decided to see what was available (you know, just looking at titles and movie plots); however, selecting the adult movies option yielded nothing. All adult movies were banned. Now, I didn’t call the front desk to see if I needed to request access to the adult movies, because I really didn’t care about watching them. Still, the idea of taking away that freedom of choice started to work itself under my skin.
A recent article on HotelChatter tackles the increasing practice of not offering adult movies in private hotel rooms.
I, for one, am deciding not to stay in Omni Hotels in the future, because of their decision to ban adult movies.
How do you, readers, feel about this topic?
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don’t watch adult movies tonight. go see the strange blakh blah blahck. I think it’s at the gypsy tea room. And I too will never stay at an omni.
I’ll be at the Man Man show in Denton tonight. I really don’t like the Black Angels, so there’s no way I’d go see them. But a porn after party may be in the works once I get back to Dallas.
Where’s Beavis and Butt-head to comment on something like this? This is right up their alley.