Re: [80attendees] CD is a chocolate?

[Ole Jacobsen <[e-mail]>]

I can categorically state that this is not true.

The confiscated items were not held in my room, they were delivered 
to me by housekeeping after I complained bitterly. Luckily, I run a
"redundant system" which involves a second set of (mini) carry-on
toiletries, but this is already getting into TMI...

Ole

On Wed, 6 Apr 2011, Randall Gellens wrote:

> Perhaps the housekeepers didn't actually confiscate Ole's deodorant and
> toothpaste, but instead "tidied" the room so well that he couldn't locate
> them.  Surely all of us have experienced occasions when we couldn't find
> something, even though it turned out to be very close at hand.  Then, after he
> complained, the housekeeping manager launched an inquiry which eventually
> yielded the staff member who had cleaned his room on the day in question, and
> after a day or so of thinking (and searching Ole's room while he was out), she
> succeeded in retrieving them, but they had been safe in his room the whole
> time.
> 
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