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Disconnect the video games – Hotel tip

by Gadling Staff on Mar 30, 2010

When checking in to a hotel, ask the front desk to disconnect the video games from the TV.

When someone plays the games, the front desk automatically charges your room. If you’re unaware that your children have been playing video games while you are in the shower, you may have a surprise on your bill.

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