26 Sneaky, Shady, And Surprising Industry Secrets That The Rest Of Us Normies Were Never Supposed To Know
"I worked as a stripper on and off for 16 years. Any dancer worth her salt will convince the customer that she is actually attracted to them. Are you certain that you had a connection with that dancer? It was all a con. We are in the business of making people feel good. This seldom goes hand in hand with telling the truth.
"I used to work at a major hotel chain. In the summer, the housekeeping manager directed his staff to dry the towels left by the pool instead of cleaning them because it was so busy.""I fix the lottery equipment for my state. This includes lottery ticket vending machines, Powerball terminals , and keno vending machines. There is zero technical documentation of any kind. There's no wiring schematics, no blueprints, nothing. There are no more new Powerball terminals.
"I work for a hotel chain, and your membership levels are meaningless. It doesn't matter to us if you're in the top or lowest tier. If you're nice to us, that's what we mostly go off of. I don't even check half the time. If you're cool, I'll hook you up with what you need, even if you're not a member. Every hotel I've worked for is owned by a property management company that has very little, if anything, to do with the brand.
"I used to work for a bank. If you were getting paid on a Friday and scheduled your bills to be paid the same day , the bank would intentionally pay the bills before depositing your paycheck to make money off the overdrafts. Banks love overdrafts. Basically, it's free money for them.""Working for giant companies, it's comical how many systems are raggedy messes of bare-bones functionality.