Unhelpful/grumpy hotel staff…
You’ve spelled it wrong in both examples
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That’s not true hotel staff are always trying to be helpful, just because I do it in a grumpy unwelcoming fashion is just part and parcel of the hotel.
Was going to add the grumpness but you beat me to it. I have good reason, for example when a wipe card needs re-initiating it takes 20 swipes and 5 different cards before it works (why? because everything needs replacing).
Hotels without a simple 24 access and an inconvenient “night system”
Exactly, however it’s not the staffs fault. So keep it polite!
Dont I always?
No idea never had to deal with a client called Dane. 
You’ve missed the point, completely
To be fair, Canadians giving pronunciation advise - in English or French - seems a little WTF.
You’re just jealous that we have an ‘R’ in our alphabet.
We have one in ours. we just can’t be fucked to use it 
To be fair we use it when we talk of home: ‘straya’
right on…
dunno what the farks this arsehole dronin’ on about
Serves you right for watching American “Football”.
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Even so you have to admire how they manage to move so well with those shorts which obviously send a rush of testosterone to the head hench the rules and behavour. 
Is crap but certainly better than the American shite.
That one was is less a matter of bad grammar, more the American propensity for neologisms. I have in fact listened to an earnest explanation of the difference between defending and defensing a pass.
Doesn’t matter how they try to explain it: it’s wrong.
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