I feel like airports might not like it considering it would be the one of the first things tourists see but I feel like it be effective against snowbird boomers with extended layovers who are upset the airport lounge chairs aren’t positioned next to electrical outlets.
The last time I was in Vegas (long time ago), I fell asleep in the hotel lobby while waiting to leave for the airport because my flight was still a couple of hours away and I didn’t want to hang out in the airport. A security guy woke me up and told me people aren’t supposed to sleep there. Maybe they can advertise there too, but obviously a Vegas hotel won’t do that. lol
If I was too tired and in a similar situation, I would have just told him that “No, employees aren’t allowed to sleep here. I’m not an employee…”
And then just started playing this video clip for him, where dude legally lived in an airport for 18 years…
I knew it! Is this gonna become the new twist on a Rickroll, but with bluescreens?
