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I admit to having looked somewhat underdressed and out of place in the lobby of the Hotel Moderne, but I didn’t expect the conciorgie, or whatever they’re called, to peer down his nose at me like I was a vagabond not James Bond!
‘Hehawhehawhehaw’, he said … well, something like that.
‘I donna speaka Frenchie’, I said, ‘say eet in Onglaish’.
‘What is it you want?’ he asked giving me a disparaging look.
‘A room please’, I said.
‘We’re full sir’, he replied.
‘I bet if my King walked in now you’d find him one’’.
‘Of course’.
Well, he’s not coming so I’ll have his room’.
The conci-whatever sighed a French sigh and reluctantly consulted his computer. I thought my luck had changed when he produced a key, although I had my doubts when I noticed the number, 1313!
Actually, the room was quite nice. I’m not sure the King would have approved though, the nearest thing to a throne was the toilet! I tried using my phone but there was no signal so I went downstairs, they had reception there. The bed was comfy though, I slept very well and had suite dreams!
I wasn’t a fan of breakfast, the croissants were a pain in au chocolarse! Not a sausage in sight.
I couldn’t wait to leave. I had a little difficulty packing my case though, the towels and dressing gown were quite thick and fluffy!
I won’t be going back. I doubt they’d welcome me if I tried!
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Thanks to Jenne Gray and CEAyr for hosting The Unicorn Challenge

© Ayr/Gray


Oi! They can be such snobs those conceegers…
At least he got hisself some new towels and a dressing gown!
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They really can be up themselves!
He deserved some perks – not that I approve of course!
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They really can be!
Of course and of course not 😉
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Hilarious! Ahahaa… “I tried using my phone but there was no signal so I went downstairs, they had reception there.” LOL!!!
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Made sense to me!
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LOL! Me too!
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He should’ve brought an extra case for the towels, robe and shoes 😂😛
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I usually do – only kiddin’!
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Haha! 🤣
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Sometimes, Keef, you’re just so English!
But hey, nobody’s perfect.
Mais ta petite histoire est drôle, comme d’hab!
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As you rightly say dear boy, nobody’s perfect!
Mercy in bucketloads.
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))))
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Thanks, Beth!
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Heeheehee! He’s not their kind of guest. perhaps.
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Clearly not, Mimi!
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Still laughing at this very punny story, Keith.
There are few things as disdainful in life as that look down a concierge’s nose!
Your MC wreaks delightful havoc and, i think, deserves the new dressing gown and towels!
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Thanks so much Jenne! I’ve often been tempted by towels etc myself, but I tend to stop at shampoo and shower gel!
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“I bet if my king walked in now you’d find him one”.
Hilarious!! That what great fun, Keith!
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Pleased you like my little piece of nonsense, Nancy!
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I’m lisping again! I meant to say “That was great fun”! Haha!!
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That’s what it was!
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Ho ho, very droll🤣
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Thank you, Chris!
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“a pain in au chocolarse” — don’t think I’ve had that variety of croissant!
When I read your “conciorgie” my thoughts quickly hopped down this rabbit trail. If a corgi is bred with labrador, it’s a corgidor; if a corgi is bred with a chow chow, it’s a chorgi; if a corgi is bred with a poodle, it a coroodle; and if a corgi is bred with a concierge — nope, don’t want to go there.
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Haha, that’s brilliant Sally – you’ve got me thinking about possible cross breeds now!
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What a perfect little piece!
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fave (punch)line: “Well, he’s not coming so I’ll have his room’.”
“…slept very well and had suite dreams!”
damn!
funny story, yo
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