So I stayed in a Bronx hotel last night, checked out this morning and flew home to Texas. During a layover in Dallas, my heart sank because I noticed I didn’t have my watch. I am 99.9% sure I left it in my hotel room. I woke up hung over and had to leave in a rush to catch my flight. It was a seedy joint staffed by Indians and they’re of course claiming they haven’t seen it. I’m pretty sure they’re lying since it’s kind of an expensive watch…. The only other possibility is that I took it off to go through TSA and forgot to grab it, but as i mentally retraced my steps, I don’t think I had it when I left the hotel. Plus there’s no way I wouldn’t see it in the bin amongst my other things. What can I do at this point? Should I call them back and say I have a tracker on the watch and I know they have it? Should I say I have friends in the NY city government that can get their license revoked?I know I’m retarded for leaving it but I absolutely must get it back somehow…beyond monetary value it’s very sentimental to me. I feel so powerless being all the way in Texas. Any NY anons wanna go rough up some jeets for me?
>>34908436This nigga wearing a watch lmao. Bro just look at the sun and guess.
Pic related - I grabbed some nuts on my walk back to the hotel and texted this pic to my friend to roast him (something like “I bet this is your favorite place to eat” or something like that idk I was drunk)But I can see I was wearing it here so I know I had it walking into the hotel last night>>34908442Lol it’s really just jewelry, as gay as that sounds…
You can't expect to get anything back from the hotel after you left. I have friends working at one where the staff are white and the same rules apply
