I wonder how much money these would make if the name would appear on your bill.
I wonder how much money these would make if you had to call the desk and request the movies be permitted in your room (as opposed to the current default which is to permit them unless you request otherwise).
In other words, I wonder how much money these would make if the people watching them did not do in private what they wished not to have exposed in public.
Shalom.
I used to do expenses for a moderate sized company, and let me tell you, there's only one kind of movie that costs $17.99, and it ain't When Harry Met Sally.
There was one fella, who must've had a horrible porn addiction, 'cause there was one of those on just about every hotel bill he turned it. Not that he didn't go through the trouble of blocking it out with a black sharpie, but for God's sake, I'm an accountant, you don't think I can add that up?
Sadder thing was, though, he'd crossed a friend of mine in the office, really burned him, and I just couldn't resist walking around the office with his hotel bill and keeping all manner of people up to date on "Poor Danny's porn addiction" much to the delight of many co-workers.
Word to the wise, just download porn onto you laptop or send photos to your G Mail account for a more private source of self-abuse while on the road.
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I wonder how much money these would make if the name would appear on your bill.
Doesn't have to. I used to audit expense accounts coming in from sales people. The adult movies were always more than the regular movies so the company made it known that premium priced movies would not be reimbursed.
I wonder what the population of the country would be if all children had to be conceived in full view of the public.
You analysis is dead on.