Unusual Thing
Ted JouflasHumorous essays with an autobiographical slant, known for being so oblique as to be orthodox, while so genteel as to be shifty and roundabout.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
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| Issues | 24 | Subscribers | Read | tedjouflas.substack.com |
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The women were as bad as the men. One day while working a Day Shift, an attractive middle aged woman wearing a 1980’s Power Suit with shoulder pads and pencil skirt waltzed into my office and threw a hardcore porno magazine onto my desk wit...
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Since the main thing is a full house, just like airlines, hotels have to utilize some sort of mathematical system that makes sense out of percentages, odds, history, and the statistical probabilities of chance as these pertain to the ratios...
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Confidence men and women peddling their scams. Some of them conning guests, some of them guests themselves attempting to con other guests, or hotel management, or anyone who will listen to their spiel.
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You cannot truly say that you’ve experienced penultimate customer service abuse until you’ve been “management” in a union run swanky hotel. A five hundred room hotel is like a small cosmopolitan city. People from all over the world are stay...
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