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There is that ever-popular Motel Six version, for it's their bread-n-butter, and then there are less promiscuity five-star types ... like those donning wedding rings, or discreetly rounds of roses of the week.

With my lead in-house, left me her line open to entertain a levy of calls, as sightseeing does not amuse Ms. Sanford explosives, free my time for early use of one of our day-use rooms for leisure, as well as, prep myself a shower prior to my entertaining an elusive quandary.

I checked on Jane, had she any news, other than she called Hog's Breath and was told that Clint had gone out with friends?

Subject: Day use. A temporal use of a room. Subject's topical use of a room as opposed to its thorough use. It privileges the Red-Eye flight catchers to opt for a late check out of their suite at 50% less its price.

If the privileges are abused of its intent, a call justified by the night housekeeping manager, and in all such cases the guest would be long absent till its discovery, the question is then left to me.

Knowing the depth of the scenario, where the proclivities of a maid's list will provide, a 'C/O'-check out room prioritizes the guest less likely to be present requiring thorough cleaning as opposed to a 'D/U'-day use room and its expected lingering guest having a dash and go from it ...

Maid accepts OT or leave as an added for the night shift, nonetheless, a guest surprised by its credit card/company bill ... charge them.

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