FRONT DESK STAFF If the front desk staff untangle a gnarly room situation or unexpectedly upgrade you, write a nice online review.
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We're told a hotel guest heard the commotion and called the front desk to alert them, and then the front desk called cops.
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The result is an all-hardware front-desk clerk who can answer dozens of routine questions that normally take up valuable front-desk time.
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The hostel provides linens and towels at the front desk.
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The front desk clerk, Deborah Watts, was struck and injured.
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Ask the front desk about this if it's a concern.
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She scrambled to the phone and called the front desk.
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When a front desk sits unstaffed, a reprimand will follow.
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I'm not going to get one at the front desk.
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Just make sure to request it at the front desk.
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And how would residency be established at the front desk?
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They can also enroll using applications at the museum's front desk.
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I was the front desk, he was in the back office.
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By day Margot works the front desk at Palm Star Resort.
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So he called 911, using the phone at the front desk.
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I called the front desk and told them about the ants.
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Blushing, she'd told the front-desk clerk, Evie, what had happened.
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The lady at the front desk awkwardly asks who is paying.
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The front desk was sometimes vacant, her brother Glenn Pierce testified.
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"He said, 'There's one at the front desk,'" Ms. Verger said.
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I called the front desk and they sent maintenance right away.
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The employee ran out of the office to the lounge's front desk.
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I inhale it along with a Reese's egg from the front desk.
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Can&apost you just call the front desk and get more towels?
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It's nonstop at the front desk, and the return bins are overflowing.
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Connie stays put on the front desk and is always plugged in.
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After checking in at the front desk, she was asked to wait.
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The Englishmen at the front desk politely tell her to beat it.
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See the show that has the gym's sullen front-desk employees shrugging.
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Guests have front desk service, however, and access to a fitness center.
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I'm going to pick up the phone and call the front desk.
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A front desk employee offered a floor fan and eventually another room.
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No one was at the front desk, so he rang a bell.
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The front desk was equally unique and pulled inspiration from pilot wings.
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That way, you won't have to go back to the front desk.
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There, she found the handwritten visitor logs from the department's front desk.
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A small plaque informed me to check in with the front desk.
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The video shows the woman confronting a man working behind the front desk.
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With still no reply from the front desk, she called several more times.
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No more asking the lady at the front desk what the charges mean.
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Service was very poor whenever I called guest services, or the front desk.
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They did, and faxed it to the front desk of the Sleep Inn.
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If you ask, they let you borrow a lock at the front desk.
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Chris Rondeau started as a front desk receptionist at his local Planet Fitness.
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A phone call came for Wright at the front desk of the hospital.
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In fact, I missed the front desk entirely, mistaking the concierge for it.
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I call the hotel front desk and security, but nobody has found it.
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The spin studio where she worked the front desk also closed that night.
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The people at the front desk were just as shocked as I was.
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Back at the hostel, I have the front desk call me a cab.
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Loud club music thumped as customers waited in chairs by the front desk.
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When checking out, guests just return the rented items to the front desk.
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I received a text from the front desk at about 3:30 p.m.
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In bathrooms, at the register at coffee shops, the front desk in hotels.
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"It's going to rain," the front-desk woman said as she waved goodbye.
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I found out after the fact that the front desk accommodates pillow requests.
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Stepping into the lobby, I immediately noticed the front desk to my right.
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I head up to the front desk to check out any other excursions.
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Look for the small side ramp, or ask the front desk for assistance.
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For another, be extremely responsive to guests, much like a hotel front desk.
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Ms. Lavender is 240 and a front-desk clerk at an adult school.
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"I'll volunteer," Linda Garlitos, who works the front desk at City Hall, told Reuters.
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It was about 2 AM. There were a few staffers at a front desk.
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Lezlie Bauler, a front desk associate at the gym, shared the photo on Facebook.
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The two women from earlier returned to the front desk insisting I call 911.
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I called the front desk of the manufacturing facility and was transferred to Mary.
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He sat at the store's front desk, wearing a hoodie, his hands clasped together.
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She worked for nearly a decade at the front desk of the police station.
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I will watch how they treat the person at the front desk versus me.
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You'd walk in and the guy at the front desk, Jim, would be smoking.
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This month she is expected to begin working the front desk at a YMCA.
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I've enjoyed this feature so I haven't had to return to the front desk.
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Up a flight of steps we stop at a front desk behind thick plexiglass.
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I like to get a feel for new patients from the front desk staff.
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So I took the elevator back down and left it at the front desk.
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I've been rotating between the front desk, the call center, and the book-sorting room.
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You can book a room through the app and just head to the front desk.
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The front desk at Mar-a-Lago did not answer the phone on Thursday afternoon.
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They are a messaging interface between patients and the front desk of a doctor's office.
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I snag a brownie from the office and a candy from the front desk, too.
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A hopeful slot in our front desk maps has long been held for you pic.twitter.
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She also likes to call the hotel to speak with someone at the front desk.
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If noise is a concern, I'd suggest flagging it to the very helpful front desk.
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No. Sitting by our front desk was Ankit Love, head of the One Love Party.
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I acted as bartender, server, front-desk girl — you name it, I would do it.
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It's rare to have to remind front desk attendants of status receivables at check-in.
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I told my building's front desk to be on the lookout for any suspicious characters.
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"We love you back," Nia Reid, the center's intake specialist, replied from the front desk.
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Turns out they tried delivering an hour early and left it at the front desk.
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"A lovely surprise," said a handsomely attired woman with a bob at the front desk.
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They perform tasks such as handling mail for WeWork tenants and covering the front desk.
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"Please come down to the front desk and bring your luggage," a woman's voice commanded.
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It's adjacent to the lobby, which features a similar garden theme behind the front desk.
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The front desk was very unhelpful when working out our upgrade from the Days Inn.
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These days the receptionist at the front desk is unlikely to work for the hotel.
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For one, no one mans the front desk, AFP reported at the end of January.
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The center's resident rabbits nibble sprigs of hay in an alcove by the front desk.
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"I'm here to fill out the paperwork," DuBuc told the trooper at the front desk.
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It is not, so we drop off our bags at the front desk to hold.
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I even called the front desk to ask how much they cost to purchase — $65.
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Before calling the front desk with questions, skim through the welcome booklet in your room.
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Adama Daniel sat behind the front desk of the dark, stuffy tailor shop and moped.
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"They don't give it to the housekeeper or bellboy or front-desk person," he said.
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"I ran downstairs and told the front desk at the hotel," Sosa told Local 10 News.
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Brought to the front desk and said, be on -- be on a lookout for this guy.
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"The person at the front desk did a very good job, to be honest with you."
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Protesters punched a valet and front desk attendant in the face, hotel manager Matt Allen said.
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You likely won't get past the front desk, but at least you won't forget the address.
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He stopped at the front desk to drop off a bunch of envelopes to be mailed.
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One morning last November, I waited for her on the benches beside the precinct's front desk.
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The video was of front desk employee Jessica Gober, who promoting an energy drink on sale.
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However, some guests complained about the small size of rooms, and the lack of front desk.
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Planet Fitness CEO Chris Rondeau started as a front desk receptionist at his local Planet Fitness.
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"Enjoy your com-FORT-able stay," says a robot front-desk clerk at Japan's Robot Hotel.
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The manager at the front desk, Mr. Burden recalled, refused them permission to take the shot.
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Occupation: social media and front desk at YogaSpark in TriBeCa Age: 23 Now that's a coat.
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Typically, these excursions would be found through a hotel front desk or a local tourism office.
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The pleasant woman at the front desk assured me that he was well taken care of.
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When his father woke up, he looked at the boy's leg and called the front desk.
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Luton washed her hands in the examination room as Kabia checked in at the front desk.
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I'm sure if you'd like to contribute one, the front desk would be happy to accommodate.
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I picked up my key card from the front desk and then headed to the elevators.
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The receptionist at the front desk advised I try the NBC offices at the Rockefeller Center.
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Bubble-like lights hung from the ceiling, and the front desk sported a glowing "Luminary" sign.
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Like Mr. Amador, most have another official role — say, as a manager or front desk agent.
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Just past the front desk, there's a short but wide hallway with a handful of seats.
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When he called the front desk to ask, they told him it all just gets tossed.
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Twitch asks visitors to sign a non-disclosure agreement at the front desk when they visit.
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Mandapa Spa's front desk is a nest of tranquility, but I was jumpy as I checked in.
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We then check out and leave our backpack with the front desk to hold for the day.
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New York Office:Administrative Coordinator - to manage the front desk and provide excellent admin support to all staff.
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When she checked into one of the properties last year, she was stopped at the front desk.
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I sneak him by the front desk so he doesn't have to pay the obnoxious guest fee.
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Sitting at the front desk of the Minee-Subee child care center in Lincolnshire, Illinois, on Jan.
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His wife called the front desk to see what happened, Watts answered and said she'd been shot.
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I called down to the front desk and asked if maintenance could come activate my hdmi ports.
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After checking in at the front desk one morning, she waited for her name to be called.
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She made it clear that the girls at the front desk were walking advertisements for the salon.
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When I asked the front desk person about it, he said you have to spray the thermostat.
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Front desk agents — responsible for checking guests in and out — also earn around the same hourly wage.
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When she arrived 15 minutes late, the front desk told her that her appointment had been canceled.
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The front desk receptionist at my hotel casually offered to take any unwanted giveaways off my hands.
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Some require fitness bands, which the property's front desk staff has on hand and lends to guests.
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A front desk — a plastic folding table draped in a black cloth — was added to the lobby.
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The front desk manager always makes the extra effort to make sure that I love my room.
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For listings, check with the front desk at your hotel or the Friday issue of The Observer.
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Once inside, we were asked to check in at the front desk and sign a liability waver.
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It speaks to the detailing and the intensity that magnifying glasses are available at the front desk.
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When I reach the doorway to medical, the correction officer at the front desk catches my eye.
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When Heidi Klum was calling the front desk to get in with me, that was f—–g awesome.
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The parent did not check in with the front desk, which is required by the school, said Railsback.
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Until recently, anyone could purchase one-time access to Sky Clubs for $59 at any lounge's front desk.
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On the way out, I tried to mention the tough acoustics to someone at the restaurant's front desk.
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It's so deliciously plush and cozy that I actually bought one at the hotel front desk before leaving.
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But the trail guide is spiral bound, so I had to leave it at the hospital front desk.
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Ask for a tambourine from the front desk and take "Edge of Seventeen" to a whole new level.
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Every other week, a different staff appeared behind the front desk, like two casts for the same play.
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We asked the correctional officer at the front desk if he could call someone to check on her.
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You walk into a gallery space, the person at the front desk doesn't even say hi to you.
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A call to the front desk led to finding a person named Alex inhabited the apartment in question.
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Lewis claimed in a lawsuit she met an LA Fitness front desk manager at the West L.A. club.
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He claims front desk told him that his crew smelled like weed and they wouldn't be allowed inside.
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Then, we waited two to three hours at the front desk so that our tickets to be refunded.
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I was greeted at the front desk by Anya, who was friendly and helpful from the get-go.
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Once you arrive at Kleinfeld, you check in at the front desk before heading back into the store.
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Finally, three hours later, I call the front desk to inquire about the music, but nobody picks up.
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"The person at the front desk did a very good job, to be honest with you," he said.
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Warm service by front-desk staffers accompanies free coffee in the morning and Cracker Jack in the evening.
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I was wearing makeup and feminine clothing, and a woman at the front desk looked at me confused.
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Days later, about 100 Whitney staff members, ranging from front desk personnel to senior curators, signed a letter.
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I talk to the front desk guy who gives me a pass even though we've already checked out.
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Upon arrival, the hotel front desk manager offers us a tour of the property after we check-in.
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To return the clothing, guests will leave the items at the hotel's front desk when they check out.
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I never once spoke to the front desk staff, which is the icing on the cake for introverts.
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He went outside to call for confirmation, but back at the front desk the clerk rejected him again.
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If you're particular about pillows, I recommend calling the front desk to request one that suits your tastes.
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A female employee sitting at the front desk convinced Thomas to let her leave the building, police said.
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This hotel has a salty front desk clerk and we have a room with only two twin beds.
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My mom goes down to the front desk, unhappy, as we have waited all day for a room.
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Once I checked out, I handed my RTR garment bag over to the receptionist at the front desk.
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At check-in, the front desk attendant gave me intel about an upcoming protest on Hong Kong Island.
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He went outside to call for confirmation, but back at the front desk the clerk rejected him again.
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All of the office attendants — the front desk staff to the patient coordinators to the nurses — are male.
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I try to charm the hotel front desk people, because they'll pretty much give you whatever you want.
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The gunman faced Tuff, the school's bookkeeper, who happened to be working the front desk that summer day.
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A few minutes later he reappeared and approached the front desk with a huge smile on his face.
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There was no front desk, no full-length mirrors, no vibrantly dressed instructor all hopped up on endorphins.
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Thankfully, the man at the front desk managed to hit the button that opens the door just in time.
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The front desk agent asked if I was a member of the Cosmopolitan's rewards program, which is called Identity.
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Instead, picture a frustrated clerk sitting at the front desk and wondering why they can't program a new keycard.
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Front desk staff are eager to help with recommendations on the best neighborhood walks, parks, and animal-friendly restaurants.
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The front-desk staff, which includes the owner and three Russian-speaking managers, uses punch cards and ledger books.
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This also includes their clinical staff, front desk workers, insurance billers, counselors, and researchers in the OB/GYN field.
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Before I had even had the consultation, they talked to me about the different procedures at the front desk.
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There's actually a WeWork app that you can use to text-message the front desk if you need anything.
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Front desk staff often spend over 30 minutes on the phone calling insurance companies trying to gather this data.
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However, a sheet of paper that describes the murders, written by McCarty, is available at the gallery's front desk.
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Behind the front desk, I found a cheerful, slight young lady with a tight bun of dyed-blue hair.
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He watches his fighters and he watches the members, he watches the front desk and he watches the stairs.
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I'd ask the front desk for a quiet location next time to see if I could do even better.
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She's the 30-year-old beauty with the practiced smile at the front desk of the Palm Star Resort.
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Don't bother pointing this out to the sullen front-desk employees, because they will just switch the screen off.
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You just need to check with the front desk of your hotel to find out what movie is playing.
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I tried to call the front desk about it several times, but I got a busy signal every time.
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Since closing was announced, customers have delivered chocolates and cards, and some have choked up at the front desk.
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I'll walk into one of our offices and chat for 10 minutes with the person at the front desk.
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I quickly took the keys up to front desk to see if someone knew who the keys belonged to.
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Last week, signs for Red Bull were displayed on a TV screen and a poster by the front desk.
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The fire raged for three hours, incinerating the front desk and erasing any semblance of a health care center.
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A very friendly front desk agent complimented my last name and gave me a brief rundown on spa services.
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At the front desk, a long line snaked beneath the candy-colored Dale Chihuly glass sculpture on the ceiling.
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The young woman working reception at the front desk pointed out that one of Pressley's many braids was loose.
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Four years ago, when the pool first opened, she came looking for a job as a front-desk receptionist.
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The front desk is small and a bit dark, hidden under an overhang, but it serves its function well.
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Two girls poured hot water at the front desk into cups of instant noodles for people who were hungry.
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At the address, 909 Third Avenue, an attendant at the front desk said no business named Hawkfish existed there.
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Last week,signs for Red Bull were displayed on a TV screen and a poster by the front desk.
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But the same may not be true for a hotel front-desk clerk, restaurant waiter or rental car agent.
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Once in town, try to use only radio-dispatched cabs, or arrange rides through your hotel's doorman or front desk.
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I remember this one time he got "all excited" at the shop front desk and jizzed all over the counter.
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They looked around, trying to find the source of the smell, discovered nothing and called the front desk for help.
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Front Desk Or Concierge Schlichter believes that tipping isn't necessary for simple requests, such as directions or a recommended restaurant.
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So one day last spring BuzzFeed News approached the front desk of an apartment complex and asked to visit Poteyev.
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The Trump National Doral resort in Miami, however, is "fine, we're still open, and normal," according to its front desk.
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There are 1-2 dozen types of transactions a patient may have with the front desk of a physician's practice.
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No. I immediately went to the front desk and signed up for a double class for the next morning. Crazy?
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Rhymefest, whose legal name is Che Smith, posted a video in which he argues with officers at the front desk.
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I tell my front desk secretary I'll be late and pick up everyone a coffee and a donut from Dunkin'.
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Reid alleges that she met Ratner and Simmons at a hotel in Miami, where she worked at the front desk.
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Just past the front desk, there's a Starbucks coffee kiosk with another small seating area, and a small gift shop.
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West says when he realized the watches were missing, he notified the front desk and filed a report with police.
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And when they asked workers at the port's front desk for help, they were ignored and laughed at, she alleges.
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They sent us to the front desk, so that we could either change our tickets or have our tickets refunded.
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I lose the woman-on-the-verge tone when I call the front desk over a temperamental Wi-Fi connection.
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Near the front desk is a big conference room the company can use for board meetings and onboarding new employees.
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Or, you could call the front desk and ask for a ride in one of the in-house Lexus SUVs.
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It's 7:30 AM on a school day, but she's working the front desk, because the organization is so understaffed.
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It said she was permitted to enter and was escorted to the front desk in a valet-driven golf cart.
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The bathroom came stocked with sundries that I've had to call down to the front desk for in other hotels.
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Club members call the front desk to give the names of their guests, including for parties held in the ballroom.
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I drop off our donation box and our holiday gift card for the front desk manager before catching the bus.
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"Hi, I'm here to see the witch in residence," I told the front desk employee at a West Village hotel.
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My 11-year-old knew to call me from the front desk at the pool when her swim practice ended.
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I first saw Prozac Nation, Wurtzel's first book, on a cart near the front desk of my local public library.
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Those who have ventured inside recall a newspaper on the front desk dated September 2017 — just before the first storm.
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As part of the hotel's partnership with the activewear brand Rhone, guests can borrow workout gear at the front desk.
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At the front desk, an attendant said she had seen an anxious dog bolt out the front door hours before.
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The front desk started keeping a diary listing every request or complaint from a guest and how it was handled.
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She met Ms. Consolo when she was just 18 at the Peninsula Hotel Spa, where she worked the front desk.
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We left our bags with the front desk, and went for breakfast at one of the hotel's restaurants, Café Antonia.
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We checked in at the front desk, guarded by hundreds of clown figurines arranged on shelves covering half the lobby.
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The studio's front-desk area features a bar with stools where, on some event nights, wine and Champagne are poured.
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Before he left the gallery, he thanked the people behind the front desk, having clearly entered another zone of being.
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And since she was working at the front desk of a beachfront resort that sustained serious damage, she's unemployed now too.
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The future first female head writer of "Saturday Night Live" could be found working the front desk at a local YMCA.
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Ehrlich said the front-desk receptionist who answered the call managed to get a callback number, which she gave to police.
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Introduce yourself to trainers and other gym regulars around the floor; chat with the guys and girls at the front desk.
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Shortly thereafter, he received a call from the front desk saying he has an emergency button in case he needed assistance.
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So I left my office, I ran to the front desk … and I fell in love with these two French kids.
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I'm starving, so I heat up my leftover chicken and brown rice and eat it at the front desk while charting.
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The warrant says the man called the front desk, disguised his voice as a woman&aposs and checked out on Oct.
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For example, every single employee — which covers the front desk, reservations and maintenance, gets health insurance and equity in the company.
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I went back down to the front desk to grab keys and had a co-worker come back up with me.
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On the way out of the building I asked the front desk person if they had ever heard of Joe Rogan.
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Every damn time she'd leave the salon and—within full view of everyone at the front desk—slip into a cab.
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One witness, who went down to the front desk to request a room change, heard laughter and yelling for several hours.
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You had to bring your own lock, but at least the front desk offered me one without me having to ask.
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I dialed the front desk, who were very apologetic and vowed to take care of the issue immediately, which they did.
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I was so taken aback, I even called down to the front desk to make sure this was really my room.
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But after he saw the man go to the gym's front desk to call the police he realized he was serious.
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At the front desk, a staff member monitored the clock and the intercom, checking to see whether any help was necessary.
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A few days later he's working the front desk in the afternoon, and a queue forms while he's on the phone.
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After a few minutes of clicking around on the computer, the front desk woman asks you to spell your name again.
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Only "a small percentage" of cards swiped at the front desk were stolen, but Hyatt did not offer any specific numbers.
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Someone then tried to calm Rhodes down, and Khan was able to leave the office and go to the front desk.
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The four hearty, open-faced gentlemen standing by the front desk are surely 4-H Club alumni, I think to myself.
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Michelle Rose, who works the front desk at a hotel west of the city, said she had seen store shelves emptied.
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Check-in was easy, and the front desk workers seemed pleased when they figured out my companion and I were locals.
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Frustratingly, a few times during our stay, a call from my cellphone to the front desk went straight to voice mail.
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Wave or smile to the people at the front desk when you enter (and maybe say "Thank you" when you leave).
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She called her supervisor and the front desk but said that no one came to the room for about 20 minutes.
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My check-in at the Allegroitalia Syracuse Ortigia went smoothly, thanks to a young woman at the front desk named Gabriella.
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Bulletin boards at every studio display snapshots of riders taken with Polaroid cameras that are kept handy at the front desk.
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He was accused of raping a 19-year-old woman who worked at a Colorado hotel as a front-desk clerk.
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One day, the fashion designer Jeffrey Banks arrived there for a meeting and spotted Mindy Waldman handling a busy front desk.
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When we walked up to the front desk to check-in, there was no line and the clerk greeted us warmly.
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The front-desk attendant asked them to send some photos, and together they began making and distributing fliers around the area.
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Just one employee, a young man named Miles (Lewis Pullman), now handles everything from the front desk to housekeeping to bartending.
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Park, who lives in Manhattan and works as a front desk attendant at a gym, said he did not shop Amazon.
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Euille said Hodgkinson usually only spoke routinely with him and with the front desk manager on the morning shift at the YMCA.
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He moved from a third-shift patrol to the front desk, where there were plenty dead hours in between the busy ones.
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I don't like seeing the Pope standing at the checkout counter (front desk) of a hotel in order to pay his bill.
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She stands at the Hilton Hotel's front desk in McLean Virginia and, for the most part, gazes out blankly into the distance.
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A front desk supervisor did witness the bear's break-in, and taped the animal looking around the hotel and climbing on furniture.
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I check in with the front desk and head up to the fourth floor, where I am greeted by the smiling receptionist.
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She said her husband had to go to the front desk at least three times before security began searching for his wife.
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Last year, it partnered with Amazon (AMZN) to let visitors use Echo devices to order room service or call the front desk.
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The tech giant partnered with top scheduling providers, including MINDBODY, MyTime, Genbook, Full Slate, Front Desk and Appointy, according to the release.
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In many clinics, such camaraderie is hard to establish amidst armed security guards, metal detectors and bulletproof glass at the front desk.
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A fellow SoulCycler who had just finished his class on Thursday spotted Jake at the front desk talking quietly with the staffers.
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He went to the front desk and asked for a taxi and went to the closest emergency room, at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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After check-in, if you, say, need the Wi-Fi password, forget dialing the busy front desk and waiting endlessly on hold.
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If you don't have a lead, check in with the front desk and ask to meet with the HR director, Misner said.
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Walking in, you're treated to a view of scalloped leather wall tiles resembling a mermaid's tail and a gold-accented front desk.
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So there would need to be some kind of waiver at the front desk that's very clear that there will be touch.
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The lobby's front desk, built with curved walnut tiles, frames the room, which will eventually have neutral hues in tiling and furniture.
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LA Fitness responds In a statement, LA Fitness said the front desk employee was confused and thought the member was a guest.
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Does Sam from the front desk have to try out the newest accounting software to get a drink from the punch bowl?
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NOTES I'll usually check in at the front desk and see how things are going, then I'll talk with our stage manager.
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When I arrived in the early afternoon, there was no one at the front desk, just another guest waiting to check in.
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I called down to the front desk to have one sent up, and was told it would soon be on its way.
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Just call the front desk to let them know when you plan to arrive and depart; I checked in around 1 p.m.
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We arrived around midnight and almost didn't get to check in to our hotel because there was no nighttime front-desk service.
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Ms. Barnes also noted that some hotels may charge a fee to have their staff hand out bags at the front desk.
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"You can increase your chance of an upgrade by informing the front desk of a special occasion, anniversary or birthday," he said.
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Ms. Renick, 220, called the front desk and reported that she was stuck in an elevator, with the water rising around her.
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She said certain Marriott properties in China could soon be reducing the traditional front desk check-in process pending local government approval.
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I run up to the front desk and pay out our full tab for the week and add in a tip ($210).
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Inside, the cancer center has a main front desk and a lobby with an atrium opening it up to the second floor.
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Instead of going to a front desk to check in, guests are greeted by a butler who escorts them to their room.
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He walked past the statue of an eagle in the lobby and canceled his 43-year-old subscription at the front desk.
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Ask at the front desk of your hotel — they may have maps, or even a running concierge, as the Westin chain does.
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Police showed the front desk manager a photo of Loible and he "instantly" asked if this was a suspect in the Grimmie shooting.
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As the gunman turned and headed to the front desk, he saw the gunman, still holding his rifle, still firing at the officers.
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She also said her husband had to go to the front desk at least three times before security began searching for his wife.
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While they waited for a reply from the front desk, they got a housekeeper's attention and asked her to come into the room.
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What it's about: Ten-year-old Mia Tang manages the front desk of the motel she and her family work and live in.
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Ms. Ortiz hadn't packed workout gear, but at the front desk she bought a no-nonsense Under Armour set — black shirt, black leggings.
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I was done sporadically answering phones at the front desk — with a singsong list of partner names that still, occasionally, haunts my dreams.
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He entered the motel and asked the front desk about the man, but the workers claimed to have never seen him, MacCausland said.
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You could even call the front desk to request a real mom to come read you a bedtime story and tuck you in.
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Especially as her eight-minute encounter with the man at the front desk meant that a long line had built up behind her.
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Feeling ambitious, McCarthy took the elevator upstairs and asked the woman at the front desk how she might apply to get into Playboy.
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During busier times, expect a brief queue at the front desk, though service was prompt, friendly, and attentive during my most recent visit.
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Front-desk workers, security guards or those who work in the hotel's office or gift shop would not be included in the union.
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The result is an easier life for office workers and more efficiency for front desk staff, who have more time for important items.
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The other arrow reads "Silicon Valley" and points toward a pair of plush red chairs nestled in a corner near the front desk.
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Though if you are sensitive to sound or a light sleeper, you may want to ask the front desk for a quiet location.
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"Every day, our front desk phone rings; our general mailbox gets a ton of new emails with folks looking for information," he said.
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Jenifer met the guy at an LA Fitness club in West Los Angeles, where he was a manager who worked the front desk.
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Since the property had low occupancy on our weekend stay, the friendly front desk employee upgraded us three categories to a Howard Deluxe.
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Always be nice to the front desk staff because they can choose to make your life a living hell, and they'll remember you.
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In Guadeloupe, Coralice Line, who was attending the front desk at the Le Creole Beach Hotel & Spa, said she was not particularly distressed.
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Inside, the lobby was bigger than I expected given the boutique hotel feel, and thankfully, there was no line at the front desk.
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I work front desk at both gyms on campus and the one I'm working at right now is the smaller and quieter one.
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I messaged the front desk through the app, and they were very keen to rectify the problem and find out what went wrong.
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After a while, they called downstairs to ask the elderly concierge at the front desk whether anyone had arrived to see Mr. Berezovsky.
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But don't worry, if you can't get Alexa to cooperate, you can always call the front desk and speak with an actual human.
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While check-in was easy, navigating luggage to the elevators took some effort since there were stairs between the front desk and elevators.
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"We show a video scenario of a same-sex couple at a hotel approaching the front desk for check-in," Mr. Gandhi said.
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Days, times, and movies vary and are subject to weather conditions, so check in with your resort's front desk for the latest schedule.
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"We send a report every morning to ICE — all the names of everybody that comes in," one front-desk clerk told the Times.
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That same sensor will send a person&aposs profile to the front desk, so security staff can greet employees by their first names.
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After spending some time with Logan in his kennel, Howell went back to the front desk to ask about the specifics of the hold.
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Office days are wild — by the time I sit down at the front desk, it feels like I've already been at work for hours!
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"We send a report every morning to ICE — all the names of everybody that comes in," a front-desk clerk told the New Times.
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"I honestly do not recall my telephone conversation with a hotel front desk clerk from over a quarter-century ago," Simmons wrote on Facebook.
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She completed the reservation and was later issued a digital key to her room, allowing her to bypass the front desk check-in process.
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While The Guild uses technology as a means of communication, there is still a front desk person on hand to help around the clock.
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There is always a pot of coffee brewed, and I drink some while I catch up with the front desk staff on hospital gossip.
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While river views sometimes cost extra, low inventory at the time meant the front desk switched us to a view at no extra cost.
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A brochure at the front desk, situated near a giant plaque announcing its former Guinness Book of World Records status, listed the noteworthy statistics.
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If there had been something like the Sensor-1 standing watch, the device could have alerted the front desk immediately, stopping the burglary cold.
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I get to the mammography department and the man working at the front desk won't let me get one because I'm under 40. But.
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It's a small installation, on the walls of the landing leading downstairs to the left of the front desk when you are facing it.
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The front desk gladly accommodated, placing me in a second-story room overlooking a manicured lawn instead, and I had no issues with noise.
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Rather than attaching homes to a specific hotel or resort, hospitality groups are opening branded residences completely separate from the front desk check-in.
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Prince didn't like cameras or cell phones, and visitors are asked to turn these off and place them in pouches at the front desk.
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The front desk staff will don blazers featuring a distinct touch of the nation's capital inside: a map of D.C. will line their outfits.
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One slow day, as she filled in for the new owner at the front desk, Marie used the motel computer to search for Evie.
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A few canvas bags and T-shirts with snappy slogans are for sale near the front desk, but the focus is on the books.
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Moxy hotels do not have a front desk, and guests check in at a bar where they get their room key and a drink.
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The overall mood was mid-2000s corporate affluence; the front desk told me guest rooms are slated for minor tweaks, but not major upgrades.
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For example, I was scolded by the front desk at Atrium Miraflores for bringing a friend, a woman named Pam, up to my room.
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"It's been traumatizing," said Amano Dube, director of the bustling community center, where discarded protest signs were stacked on Monday behind the front desk.
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"We send a report every morning to ICE — all the names of everybody that comes in," one front-desk clerk told the New Times.
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Hi-vis on, Sean and I marched straight past the guy at the front desk and turned into the first movie theater we saw.
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I had considered doing this at the office, but the girl at the front desk was on a phone call and I didn't have cash.
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According to a Cognizant survey, most US travelers want to see more automation in hotels, which could spell trouble for front desk workers and receptionists.
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A 2016 job posting on Baidu's recruitment WeChat account, for instance, described its "pretty front desk girls" and "strong security men," Human Rights Watch found.
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The front desk clerk understandably didn't know it was a surprise and had me sign a little receipt for it, and said 'for the frames.
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She was so well-known by the regulars that they would often bring her snacks, food, or coffee while she worked at the front desk.
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I was planning to phone down to the front desk to complain when the noise stopped, but I did hear it for nearly two hours.
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Under its system, the front desk staffer scans a package label and — using the magic of OCR — Envoy figures out which employee it is for.
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And often, even with online check-in, guests must still collect keys from the front desk or a kiosk, rather than using an enabled phone.
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In surveillance video at the hotel, Espiricueta is seen walking the woman to a sofa in the lobby before he went to the front desk.
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Anyone who watched The Hills (hands up) probably remembers Smashbox as the rock 'n' roll studio backdrop at Audrina Patridge's (likely scripted) front-desk job.
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"We send a report every morning to ICE — all the names of everybody that comes in," a front-desk clerk told The Phoenix New Times.
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At one point, the staff resorted to pulling two judges off the bench to help the front desk with translation needs, said one EOIR employee.
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Crawford considers calling the front desk to complain about the noise, then decides to shut this misbehavior down herself like a one-woman neighborhood watch.
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" Johnson added with a laugh, "I went looking for him the next day, I went to the front desk and I said, 'Wait a minute.
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"Check me in," he said to a Pepper whose software had been tweaked so that it could assist at the front desk of a hotel.
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If you need to catch a flight or train after your appointment, ask the front desk or office manager where to store your personal items.
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We missed turndown service (a highlight I love; it came with chic cookies here) one night and had to call the front desk for help.
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"This is a responsibility from the front desk person, the person answering the phone, all the way to the medical professional providing care," he emphasized.
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Before a recent home game against Midwood High School, Mr. Eugene lumbered to the front desk at Grand Street and requested access to the sidelines.
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I casually asked the intern at the front desk if Trump's spokeswoman was there, but a senior staffer quickly emerged and recognized me as press.
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The room had no phone, but a Samsung tablet was provided both for using the free Wi-Fi and, if needed, contacting the front desk.
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The front desk, while immediately responsive to my irritable call, seemed familiar with this issue in my second-floor room, and offered to move me.
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The area behind the front desk was an industrial yellow and the floor was a drab linoleum and was later covered with faux wood planks.
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There are several trails leading down a hill to the lagoon, which is a popular hangout with birdwatchers — ask for binoculars at the front desk.
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We're told the front desk kept forwarding calls from an obsessed fan, who apparently knew Wayne was staying there and in which exact room too.
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Front-desk Mar-a-Lago receptionist Ariela Grumaz testified earlier on Tuesday that Zhang "was acting very weird and strange" during her March 30 visit.
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I always believed that managing one building with high fixed costs (front desk, housekeeping department, etc.) was very inefficient from building owners point of view.
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When we asked the front desk if it could move us, our only option was a room on a low floor overlooking noisy Collins Avenue.
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Additionally, they can skip the line at the front desk and request late checkout, which is guaranteed for Gold and Platinum Elite loyalty program members.
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He got a front desk job at a fitness club in 215 after his father's bar closed, but got "super fat" and stopped training hard.
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She said she called the front desk twice more, begging for an ambulance, until the hotel doctor arrived exactly 22 minutes after her first call.
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Instead, the front desk will sell breakfast sandwiches, salads and bottled water to guests who are expected to spend much of their time on the go.
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In his testimony on Wednesday, Turk said it was unlikely the front desk staff would have seen Barrett's request, which was taken at a reservation center.
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Parker enjoys a luxurious life of sleeping behind the front desk, basking in the sun in NoMI Garden and bringing joy to visitors and colleagues alike.
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The door was open onto the front desk area, she said, and Officer White, instructed by a sergeant to conduct a routine search, took her inside.
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There's also another option if you love that robe: Call up the front desk and ask if you can have it, or if it's for sale.
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He tried to cut to the front of the line, but a correctional officer at the front desk told him to wait his turn, it said.
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Upon arriving at her hotel, Olivia gets a call from the front desk and is informed Jacqueline would like to see her in the hotel bar.
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After they set up a plan and Harmon was set to check out, Nguyen told the front desk to give him a generous 70 percent discount.
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Tina Fey is obviously super successful now, so hearing about the time she spent as a front desk receptionist at the YMCA is a little comforting.
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It's the kind of skyscraper with the rows of elevators that only go to certain floors, and front desk employees that look like they're secret service.
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In December, Cheryl Williams, 38, a front desk manager at the Royal Atlantic, moved 45 miles away to Riverhead, N.Y., in search of a reasonable rent.
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Before strutting a pup and catching Pokémon, volunteers need to present a valid form of ID at the front desk and fill out some paper work.
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I've had many steps along the way from working the front desk to different management roles to the COO role until I became CEO in 2013.
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But anonymously, front-desk employees of the two locations where the arrests went down told the New Times passing guest lists to ICE was standard procedure.
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I spotted the front desk in a side room and was greeted by two attendants who quickly and painlessly handled check-in while offering more water.
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A few days later, it hit me that I had fostered one "shallow relationship" with the man who works the front desk in my office building.
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Of course, a little politeness toward the front desk staff will go a long way, too, and Mr. Barba suggested never asking for an upgrade outright.
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Best of all, the hotel lends gym clothes and sneakers free of charge; simply call the front desk and return the items when you've sweated through.
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Although my luggage had already been taken up, the front desk agent asked if I'd like her to escort me and my companion to the room.
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Today: a Server/Host/Front Desk Lead working in Hospitality who makes $93,000 per year and spends some of her money this week on Bjorn Qorn.
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After telling security I had an appointment, I checked in at the front desk and waited to be picked up the school's communications director, Alissa Dufour.
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"I need a new song!" he yelled, then ran to the front desk, cued up a track by Mr. Bieber and returned to his work, singing.
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The front desk staff tells me my tattoo is a total of $121, which is surprising as I thought it was going to be way more.
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Sandoval strolled inside and, seeing that no one was behind the front desk, leaned on the counter and playfully smacked the bell several times, announcing his arrival.
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I eat lunch at my desk while reading some articles from Vulture, and top it off with a few pieces of candy snagged from the front desk.
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The woman at the front desk made a call to someone at another office to tell them there was a journalist there asking to skip the NDA.
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Then she came to the front desk, yelling and screaming, and threw herself to the floor, like a toddler having a tantrum, kicking her arms and legs.
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When schedules didn't line up, Maestas toted the tot along with her books to lectures, as well as her part-time job as a front-desk assistant.
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The administrator at the front desk handed Nehemy a leaflet that neither he nor his father, who grew up speaking Haitian Creole, understood, according to the family.
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So we drop our stuff get a recommendation for food from the front desk and head out to a nearby Greek place where we both get Gyros.
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He told the court how he called the Marriott's front desk and requested to be put next to Andrews' room, which Andrews was not made aware of.
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" She spoke with two injured drivers who were working at the Riverside terminal's front desk, one of whom later stated under oath that Sellars appeared "very upset.
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The front-desk associate smoothed that over quickly and gave us keys to our fifth-floor (or lobby level) room and directions on how to get there.
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Paul Kraetsch said he was working at the front desk of the Radisson Hotel Fresno Conference Center in California when it hosted a cadaver lab in 2015.
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I do five alarms on my phone, a wake up call from the front desk, I usually have a friend call me or someone in the morning.
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Rhodes followed her to the lounge's front desk, where he got down on his knees and began to bow in imitation of a Muslim praying, prosecutors said.
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Also, how much credibility does an institution of learning really deserve, if its front desk still thinks Mormont and Maester Aemon are running things at Castle Black?
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If you arrive early, don't expect to be able to get into your room, as there are often communications difficulties between housekeeping staff and the front desk.
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"I started at the front desk," Dan Gurewitch, who went on to become a senior writer and one of the most recognizable CollegeHumor cast members, told WIRED.
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Richard should have stopped first to stow his bag at the one inn in town, with its basket of Saran-wrapped corn muffins at the front desk.
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When I went to visit her a second time at her internship, she was sitting quietly behind the front desk dressed in black slacks and golf shirt.
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They're all supplied in large, refillable eco-friendly bottles, and if you want to take it home you can purchase from the front desk for $36 each.
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There are no other rooms with two beds and a balcony so we are stuck for now and the front desk promises to fix the lock tomorrow.
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Hotel staff didn't know of the birth, the couple said, and the front desk called the room to check on them when it received a noise complaint.
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But when he tried to check in close to midnight, the front desk employee told him that the property was oversold and no more rooms were available.
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Following a lengthy back-and-forth with the front desk employee, Mr. Honig managed to get the property to approve a second night's stay at Le Meridien.
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If you're asked by the front desk to provide anything other than your insurance card, ask why it's needed and how the office plans on protecting your information.
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Just a few minutes earlier, the then 25-year-old French programmer had made a quick trip to the front desk to complain about the room's internet connection.
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Kraft — dressed in a dark long-sleeved shirt, blue shorts, and a blue baseball cap — was seen on video paying cash to a woman at the front desk.
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The front desk is chaired by Debbie Lueder, who reminds of me Michael Caine's Alfred character from Batman, controlling access to a building full of machines and secrets.
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To confirm how much I should give them, I poke my head by the front desk to confirm how much is appropriate before heading back to the restaurant.
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Cerda works at the front desk of the Victor Hotel on Ocean Drive, and said on Thursday night they'd warned all guests they had 24 hours to evacuate.
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The woman at the front desk of a hotel in Marietta told me she'd seen friends on Facebook talking about their electronic ballots glitching in favor of Republicans.
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But they'll also be able to contact services like in-room dining, the concierge, the front desk, housekeeping, the spa, and so on, just by speaking to Alexa.
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This stored profile is then easily and securely transferable to the front desk of any healthcare provider that uses it and can speed up wait times for patients.
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But the fucked-up part is, two weeks ago, I wander into the hotel one day—I don't work the front desk anymore—and there's this incident report.
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In an Instagram message reviewed by BuzzFeed News, Wolfe wrote to Hunt, "We will be sending you … $1,000 as a thank you for being our front desk manager."
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The incident went down at 3 PM ... when two men walked into the Americana Bayside Welcome Center and made "alarming statements" to an employee at the front desk.
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Local authorities said that the hotel's front desk staff had given him Marchionda's room key without asking him for proof that he was a hotel guest, AP reports.
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It was more difficult at the gym, where the front desk employees smiled and recited the same welcome and goodbye lines to members as they came and went.
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"It was pretty crazy because for a while I just had to calm the people down," said Michael Specking, who works at the front desk of the hotel.
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After she asked for him at the front desk, an assistant whisked her upstairs and left her in a suite transformed from a business venue to a bacchanal.
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According to docs, obtained by TMZ, the front desk of Trump Palace got a call from a concerned resident who said she heard water running behind her walls.
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If there's ever a "vacuum emergency" (Fruity Pebbles everywhere!), most colleges offer loaner or rental vacuums at the front desk of the dorm or from the student center.
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It started with an anonymous phone call late on July 27 to the front desk of the Grand Plaza, a 57-story apartment building near the Chicago River.
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SweetRush worked with Hilton to develop a VR experience to give office staff a taste of the reality of running a hotel, from the front desk to housekeeping.
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"Just get off the plane, come to the front desk, provide your bag claim ticket and our bellmen will deliver the bags directly to your room," said Fennell.
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The other, a "sweet," old black man who works the front desk, is still loved by all even after spending the holiday party making lewd comments to everyone.
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When another person tried to calm him, he moved away from the door and Ms. Khan ran to the front desk of the lounge, according to the statement.
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CreditCreditLucia Buricelli for The New York Times A woman wearing sunglasses and a fur coat approached the front desk of the Ace Hotel in NoMad earlier this week.
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The front desk receptionist opens the door, and after I check in, he gives me a free water bottle, room key, and a free breakfast voucher for the morning.
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While Regina Ballard, longtime front desk receptionist at North Lincoln High School in Lincolnton, adores her job, she's ready to embrace some well-deserved time off, Fox 5 reports.
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Those jobs are 100% "un-exportable;" it's simply not possible to outsource the role of a waiter, front-desk clerk or tour guide to a call center in Bangladesh.
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Knapp said he saw a man dressed in a black hoodie and beanie enter and walk up to the front desk and begin firing at an employee behind it.
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That girl happens to be Jessica Gober, a 22-year-old front desk clerk who posed in a photo showing off the gym's new deal on Bang Energy drinks.
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Real fans can probably remember an early scene in which Audrina Patridge dutifully manned the front desk at Smashbox Studios... before Lo Bosworth landed a similar gig years later.
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"And people are actually waiting two hours!" exclaimed the front-desk hostess, as we wove through a crowd of well-dressed patrons clustered around the central, horseshoe-shaped bar.
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"I remember walking up to the front desk and taking the puzzle really quickly because I didn't want anyone to see me," Ms. Abbe recalled in a recent interview.
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But the person at the front desk assured me I was, in fact, where I was intending to be and told me to take a seat in the lobby.
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A front-desk manager, Jamyang, 30, grew up in a nomad family, then began traveling himself at age 16, going to Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, to learn English.
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Certainly, now that there's an additional $43 million in the kitty, expectations for what might (first) appear to be a modest proposal for the front desk have been raised.
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In June, 33-year-old landscaper Manuel Rodriguez-Juarez checked into the hotel and—when asked for identification at the front desk—handed over his Mexican voter ID card.
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After conducting some sham experiments, everyone went to bed only to be awakened before dawn by a call from the front desk telling them the building was on fire.
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During the exchange, Charlo continued to challenge the front desk staff about why they're turning him away -- and at one point, a staffer tells the group she's calling 911.
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Likewise, a St. Regis-branded BMW, used to chauffeur guests around town, sat idle in the hotel driveway; "it's for local trips on weekdays," the front desk informed me.
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The front desk furnished me with an old-fashioned key fob, to be deposited with reception as I left the property each time, another touch that felt reassuringly traditional.
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That will be a new job for many of the agents who currently spend their entire days at a school's front desk, sometimes curtly asking for identification from visitors.
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But the TV's USB port can do in a pinch if you have no other options and the hotel's front desk does not have a charger to lend you.
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"Most of the people who are truly disenfranchised and at risk can't get past the front desk anymore," Joseph said, describing the situation at many other prenatal care settings.
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But when one current student, Shawn Jain, went to join a campus gym, workers at the front desk had to look deep into the computer system to find him.
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"It's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, regardless of your political view," Nick Holland, 29, said on Monday as he worked the front desk of the local recreation center.
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I began to understand only after I noticed that the doctors, the nurses, and the front-desk staff knew by name almost every patient who came through the door.
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Many have taken on responsibilities that would be handled at the front desk of a hotel, such as explaining (and sometimes collecting) an expanding list of fees and taxes.
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The lobby of the Four Seasons apartment tower is separate from the main hotel, with its own front desk and a single door that opens with a key card.
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I brought my bag back to the front desk from the spa — they brought it up to my room, which was now ready — and walked over to the restaurant.
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When I unpacked and realized I forgot to pack a few essential toiletries, I called the front desk and by pleasant surprise, they listed many necessities they could provide.
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"I'm not going to pay for my holiday again," David Midson from England told Reuters, trying to find information at the front desk of a hotel in Roda, Corfu.
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"For example, when we were at the front desk — in the early days Julie and I worked at the front desk — and we would know you have a 5 year old and you're having trouble getting them to sleep in their own bed, maybe this person just did that and they came up with some solutions for that and just thinking about people's own personal experiences and how to connect those, " says Cutler.
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Ahead, we spoke with Perera-Hernandez on her journey from working the front desk to the design room at House of Deréon (shout out, Bey), and now her own brand.
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And when I walked into the Hilton Aruba Caribbean Resort & Casino where I was staying, the first thing the front desk staff offered me was a vodka-spiked aloe cocktail.
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If you act all nice-nice in the big setting, but then turn around and berate the hotel front desk worker for a minor issue, you're not an authentic leader.
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The lobby was equally immense, with a front desk long enough to check-in 18 guests at a time, and it reminded me a bit of a grand train station.
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Finally there is the annoyance of having to hang around at the front desk, with the heating on full blast, while the receptionist deals with a queue of other people.
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Piven told her to meet him at his hotel, but when she arrived she was told by the front desk to go up to his room because he wasn't ready.
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At the DIA, visitors can request a Lenovo Phab 2 Pro (the first Tango-enabled smartphone) from the front desk, and use it to find out more about various artifacts.
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When a guest calls the front desk to request a toothbrush or a cup of coffee, a hotel employee loads the robot — called Botlr — and sends it on its way.
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"There is no 213th floor here – it goes from 213 to 1069," a front-desk employee at the city's 106-year-old Hotel Burnham told The Huffington Post in 2015.
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Inside, she told a front desk receptionist that she was there for a "United Nations Friendship Event" between China and the U.S. — an event the receptionist knew did not exist.
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So whatever SoulCycle you are in, it's its own community, It's got its own devotes, it's got its own front desk staff, it's going to welcome you with open arms.
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As campers were getting settled in, Justine wanted to surprise a friend she had met on the competitive ski circuit and asked for her room number at the front desk.
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And, she said, when she checks into a hotel for one of the dozens of medical conferences she attends annually, her luggage is waiting at the front desk for her.
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I sat down on one of the plush lobby chairs and waited for no more than a minute before the front desk woman came to give me my room key.
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In 1993, Chris Rondeau joined Planet Fitness as a front desk "I started working out when I was 16 -- I was kind of a meathead back then," Rondeau told Entrepreneur.
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But travelers often overlook the disclosures at the time of booking, and by the time they reach the front desk, they are usually not in a position to go elsewhere.
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The source wrapped a memory card in a book, which he put in a bag marked "Ed," and left at the front desk of the hotel, according to the complaint.
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I shredded the printout of the study, requested a change in psychologists at the front desk, and walked down the street to Financier Patisserie to buy myself a cassis macaron.
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When you walk into the Arlington Women's Center, you see a spacious waiting room with artwork on the wall, maroon chairs, and a friendly receptionist sitting at the front desk.
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As soon as they had the chance — one of the smugglers departed and another went into a bathroom — the three migrants fled to the front desk to call the police.
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She had lost her job as a front-desk clerk at a local hotel because of the storm, and said she had no idea when she might have work again.
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She had gotten to know members of this often hidden work force in college, when she worked in a hotel's laundry room and front desk, according to her campaign website.
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"There is no 13th floor here – it goes from 12 to 14," a front-desk employee at the city's 106-year-old Hotel Burnham told The Huffington Post in 2015.
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Starting next month, visitors can check in at the front desk of the hotel, CitizenM New York Bowery, take the elevator to the 20th floor and head toward the stairwell.
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Check-in was quick and efficient and I was soon walking past another wall of windows behind the front desk, which stretched for the entire length of the lobby area.
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Occupation: Server/Host/Front Desk LeadIndustry: HospitalityAge: 25Location: Brooklyn, NYSalary: $60,000Paycheck Amount (Weekly): $17/hour for the studio, $10/hour + tips when I serve, $15/hour + tips when I host.
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Mann tried to stop him from getting a room, sort of causing a scene, and Weinstein pulled her away from the front desk and told her not to embarrass him.
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Or if you can't resist, tell the person at the front desk that a trainer may want to visit the human back spasms waiting to happen on the weight bench.
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And gallery entrances, too, have now become very varied; sometimes, for example, the front desk is not in the front, and at least one Manhattan gallery was in a basement.
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And, she said, when she checks into a hotel for one of the dozens of medical conferences she attends annually, her luggage is waiting at the front desk for her.
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Twice a week I signed in at the front desk, deposited my backpack in a locker (only pencils could be brought upstairs) and entered a quiet and cold reading room.
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The entranceway leads to the front desk and the concierge's station on your right and left, respectively, with a short staircase directly ahead that leads down to the main lobby.
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The guy at the front desk told me to bring it up to the person on the seventh floor, but when I got in the elevator, I called the customer.
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But if you are in the know, and you approach the front desk and inquire about a trip to Atlantis, they will send you to the sub-sub-sub basements.
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In December 33, two front-desk clerks at the Inn at Little Washington (pictured above), a posh hotel and restaurant in Washington, Virginia, received some strange and threatening phone calls.
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The staff gather around the front desk, where an illuminated sign shows the only items on Cederjary's menu: crab noodles, and an option for a side order of a whole crab.
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She thought the best way to prove her allegations was for cops to go to the front desk of the hotel and ask the manager to show them the surveillance video.
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Guests haven't had any problems with their deliveries, and they get what they need much faster than usual: the average Relay delivery takes 3.5 minutes from front desk to guest room.
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At the front desk, I sign up for a tour tomorrow that should take me to Batu Caves, Tiong Bahru temple, Petrona Towers, the gardens and a bunch of other sites.
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The first person told us they'd call back, the second transferred us to a voicemail that was never returned, and the third tried to send us back to the front desk.
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Fitting in one last activity before the hotel sent Sutro and Kauai back home, the hotel also sent a photo of the two stuffed animals checking out at the front desk.
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"I was at the front desk and he was like, he was like, 'Hey,' and he had to go into a casting session and he handed me the keys," Witherspoon said.
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You never trust without verification, but Shaver's explanation could have been combined with information investigators might have gathered from employees at the front desk while SWAT was handling the threat upstairs.
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InterContinental said only payment cards used at the restaurants and bars of the 12 hotels were affected and that cards used at the front desk of the hotels were not affected.
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This not only includes instructors that make Flywheel or Solidcore the fitness experiences they are, but also the valuable staffers manning the front desk and keeping the studios functioning and clean.
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She designed her clinic to help patients feel respected, valued and in control of their pregnancies, starting with a welcoming, no-drama front desk that doesn't ask about ability to pay.
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Many vacationers who had planned trips to these destinations in the coming week have already canceled their reservations, according to front desk employees at a number of hotels in the region.
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I figured somebody would be fixing one of them up to be a Weed Inn, with a library of psychedelic movies and lots of Doritos and Cheetos at the front desk.
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For the past four years, Ms. Morillo has been a front desk administrator at Independent Care System, a long-term care agency that works with people with physical and mental disabilities.
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"Marriott just rolled it out in China," enabling guests to check into their rooms without bothering with front-desk formalities, said Ms. Te'o-Gibney, a 53-year-old grandmother of seven.
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The union is also concerned with job loss because of some types of automation, such as replacing front desk workers with iPads, or contracting out food prep like chopping and dicing.
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A front desk employee of Sheraton Atlanta told CNN there are already guests staying at the hotel now that it's reopened and the hotel will begin taking additional reservations on Friday.
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Pulling up to the hotel, there were only a few parallel parking spots and no valet, so I called the front desk to find out what to do with my car.
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Brandice Peltier was working at the front desk at Five Points Muay Thai in 2011, where her seat at the gym's first location gave her a clear view of the classes.
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Typically positioned behind the front desk, he was now the hotel's chef, maintenance man, room service attendant and any other vacant position that needed filling, even when his experience was lacking.
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In 2003, a 19-year-old front desk attendant at a resort in Eagle, Colorado, accused Bryant of raping her while he was staying there in preparation for an upcoming surgery.
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For travelers, the labor shortage might mean lines at the front desk, rooms that aren't ready at check in, hotel pools without lifeguards, delayed maintenance and fewer on-site dining options.
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Still, even as is, they're blissfully hot — and a prime viewing spot for aurora borealis on a clear night (the front desk clerks will call to rouse you if they're active).
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At the Eurostars Book Hotel in Munich, where each floor is dedicated to a literary genre, a giant sculpture of an open book is on the wall behind the front desk.
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"Marriott just rolled it out in China, " enabling guests to check into their rooms without bothering with front-desk formalities, said Ms. Te'o-Gibney, a 53-year-old grandmother of seven.
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So much so that he now keeps a large meat cleaver in the drawer of his front desk and has protected his store with a new double door and toughened glass.
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The cat got bad vibes from the room and hid under the bed, but nothing supernatural occurred until the next morning, when I walked to the front desk to get coffee.
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One restaurant we spoke to said that the protest-themed Christmas cards they were given to hand out at the front desk have already run out twice due to their popularity.
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One clinic therefore had the front desk log patients onto the portal as they arrived for appointments, to send a message, "Hello", to the doctor who is about to see them.
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I've worked as a front desk attendant at a spa, a journalist, a video producer and a digital marketing strategist since leaving my corporate career to become an actor and host.
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Ms. Miniutti also said Mr. Avenatti had chased her to the ground floor of their building in an effort to stop her from alerting the building's front desk and security staff.
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However, before you can get a bottle of that sweet, sweet drink, you must first prove you're 21 and buy a special, Moet logo emblazoned $20 gold coin from the front desk.
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Canada's Century Global Commodities chose a downtown hotel for its party after years of invite-only lunches and 2015's office reception, where a project manager poured drinks from the front desk.
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It's also worth mentioning that the entire staff — from the housekeepers and servers to the concierge and front-desk team — went out of their way to look after Saxon during our stay.
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Arriving at the WoodSpring Suites, officers met the front desk clerk, who told them that a guest had called to report seeing a man with a girl, according to a police statement.
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" —Shannon McDonald, Colorado "Though written for younger readers, Front Desk was eye-opening for me as an adult in the way it portrayed a type of immigration experience I knew little about.
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Without further ado, let's meet Ms. Abbe: The New York Times crossword puzzles sit on a stand at the front desk of the library, and for two years I never noticed them.
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At both, towels, chairs, umbrellas, and attendants are available, and a 24-hour front desk with express check-in and check-out is helpful for travelers coming and going at odd hours.
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Back at the hostel, I've just missed the included breakfast, but the front desk girl feels bad for me, (I must look red-faced and terrible) so she makes me breakfast anyway.
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Someone from the front desk brought my bag down to the spa, so after the massage I took a shower in the comfortable locker room, changed, and was ready for the day.
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However, her legal representatives said she had been waiting for them in her room and the testers had not gone beyond the building's front desk nor tried to contact her by telephone.
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Multiple times, an employee who worked at the front desk said Spector walked into the office with a small piece of trash and reprimanded her for not cleaning up the street outside.
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Snyder allegedly employed a "junkie hunter" who recruited patients by paying hotel owners and front desk receptionists to call him if someone checked in who could be a potential treatment center client.
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One guest in 2017 even tried to call the front desk after "an irate exchange with Churi," but had to use his personal phone because Churi was supposed to operate as an operator.
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Cole Knapp, 23, a second-year student at Moorpark College who lives in Newbury Park, told BuzzFeed News that he was about 240 feet from the bar's front desk when the shooting began.
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On his weeks, the baths "became a little less eccentric," said Jen Emma Hertel, one of Mr. Shapiro's front-desk clerks, as they began to fill with young Brooklyn types and thrifty tourists.
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My visit to the "Dreamery" was as a member of the press, but if it were a typical session, I would have first checked in at the front desk for my nap session.
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But later, over a meal of lamb and fragrant rice, he angrily described how the police, alerted by front-desk hotel clerks, almost always visited his room when he was on business trips.
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The two robots, named "Elvis" and "Priscilla" by the hotel, pick up orders from the front desk, call and ride the elevators without help, and call the guest's room phone when they've arrived.
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When the front desk caught us working on December 23rd, when most of the other offices had gone on holiday break, they brought up a bottle of champagne for us, on the house.
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Then, things get weirder ... Rodman's male companion grabs a large $2,500 crystal art piece from the front desk and tries to place it on a steel dolly, insisting he wants to buy it.
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The company identified malware on front desk systems used between September 29 and December 29 in 2016, but that malware may not have been erased until the investigation was completed in March 2017.
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A person who answered the phone at the front desk at Recovery Connections Community who identified himself as Phillip but didn't provide a last name declined to comment to VICE News on Tuesday.
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If possible, I'd also recommend asking the emergency room providers — or the person at the front desk — about whether they and other doctors in the ER are in network with your health insurance.
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The snake then started moving under the blanket, Major said, so she jumped onto the desk in the room and called the front desk at the Hampton Inn Walnut Grove in East Memphis.
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But only 34 percent of the respondents said they are confident that the person behind the front desk at their doctor's office knows who they are and the reason why they are visiting.
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It works with Appointy, Front Desk, Full Slate, GenBook, MyTime and MINDBODY to let you find a class wherever you are in the U.S., whether you're at home or out on the road.
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The owner also accused Rodman and his crew of breaking -- and then taking -- a $2,500 crystal that was on display at the front desk ... and says the whole thing was caught on video.
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On this second viewing, which occurred at 10 PM Saturday, they eventually spotted Jenkins on video "staggering" drunk near the front desk; the timestamp was 3:20 AM from earlier in the day.
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Explore Wisconsin's rich beer legacy at this historic hotel, complete with stained glass windows depicting the patron saint of brewing — King Gambrinus — and a front desk constructed out of some 1,500 beer bottles.
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After being greeted by their lovely front desk staff at their cozy Upper East Side location, I donned a black robe and was whisked away upstairs to get my hair washed and ready.
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Most of the rundown former industrial building was still open to the sky, except for a central open-plan office area where a vintage Singer sewing machine table acts as a front desk.
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Again he sought help from the front desk, "which sent a maintenance worker to the room," according to a statement from Marchionda's attorneys Peter M. Villari, Paul D. Brandes and Michael A. Hanamirian.
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I waited for my turn to speak to the doctor, explain to the people at the front desk several times that I wasn't a potential client, rather a journalist interested in their work.
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But even those policies seem to differ: at the Marriott Riverwalk, a security official said guests have to show a firearms license at the front desk before taking their guns to the room.
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Her departure was a farce: She found out about her dismissal via a package left at the station's front desk after she had been out shooting an investigative piece on her day off.
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After veteran players like Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin grabbed their key cards and immediately retreated to their rooms, a group of entry-level players were left in suspense at the front desk.
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When I checked in, the front desk staff winked as they handed over my neon yellow room key, and told me to look out for a surprise on my way to my room.
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The exposure students have to R.A.s — at sober parties, traipsing to and from the bathroom and working the front desk — allow them to get used to the idea that they have an ally.
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If you're looking to upgrade to a corner room, Pavini suggests that you be discreet and avoid asking at times when there are several guests waiting to be assisted at the front desk.
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Itineraries The front desk manager or housekeeper may epitomize the hotel employee, but the hospitality industry is increasingly dependent on tech workers, vacuuming data scientists, web designers and other experts into its ranks.
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After he realized his oversight, he scrambled to find a second job to supplement the roughly $400 he makes every two weeks working the front desk on weekends at a senior care center.
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Two dinosaur robots at check-in were also reportedly tremendously mediocre in execution, requiring human assistance for menial tasks, like making copies of a passport, an arguably common undertaking for a front desk agent.
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"We were sitting there at the bar talking like we do every week and this guy came in and shot the girl at the front desk and shot the two security guards," Short said.
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She borrowed a pair of scissors from the front desk the evening before the attack, and a member of housekeeping staff found hair on the floor and in the waste basket the next day.
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"We've just told the front desk that we have an able-bodied crew and if we need to deliver toilet paper and water to people's rooms, we're ready to be on staff," she said.
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Our room ended up being a rather long walk from the front desk — going down two long hallways with an 18-month-old and a few pieces of luggage felt like a real workout.
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TMZ has obtained footage of Kevin at a Philadelphia Sports Clubs gym early Sunday morning, where cameras were rolling as he got a lesson from an employee on how to work the front desk.
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Emily Nestor, who served as a temporary front-desk assistant at the Weinstein Company, said on her first day two employees told her she was Weinstein's "type" physically and said Weinstein sexually harassed her.
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Obviously a screen like this is of limited utility but it definitely makes a nice conversation piece for your hipsterfied office and could replace the ironic talking fish you have over the front desk.
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Yes, the building has its own gallery space, started a couple of years ago — a long wall opposite the front desk that is carefully lit and maintained by two residents who volunteered as curators.
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Like some other Equinox locations, this East 85th Street still forces people to bring their own lock or borrow one at the front desk, which is a main complaint of the gym's Yelp page.
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"We're known for the front desk and sign-in but where I think it's really interesting, and where our future is, is that the rest of the office is just so broken," he explained.
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I always knew him as the sort of imposing man behind the front desk—behind the iconic Astor Place "we speak every language" sign—and who points you to whichever barber to go to.
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There's no official date for when it will be done, so keep that in mind if you plan on going sooner than later, or make requests with the front desk to avoid such challenges.
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I reserved my room, showed up five minutes later and was warmly greeted at the front desk by an employee, who had a record of my booking and offered me a bottle of water.
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Boxing champ Jermell Charlo claims he and his crew were denied entry to a fancy NYC gym Thursday night because he's black ... and he captured the standoff with the front desk staffers on video.
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Pass through into the sexy lobby of leather, ceramics, and dark wood, and you'll probably be asked if you're in the right place one more time by the cheerful attendants at the front desk.
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Before the visit, Dennis had told Button on the phone, "Don't forget the boots"—and Button had not forgotten to pick them up at the front desk on her way out of the prison.
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When a staff member wanted to provide privacy at the front desk for intake clients, Ms. Phillips, who does chores as part of her recovery, cut and hung a shower curtain across the window.
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This tent city in the university parking lot was orderly — it even had a front desk where visitors were expected to check in — and the arrangement generated intense conversations about homelessness across the campus.
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When I checked in to the hotel at 10:30 the night before and asked for my wake-up call, the front-desk clerk was horrified to hear how little sleep I'd be getting.
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When the nurse at the front desk asked for our insurance card, I told her I also had a half off coupon and now I get to sit in the waiting room during the birth!
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There's just one front desk, and one receptionist, but to go from the barbering side of the school to the cosmetology side, you have to step outside through the glass doors, and then back in.
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Ms. Lutchen, 83, who lives on the Upper West Side, remembers visiting the baths as a child, when her father, Leo Landberg, ran the front desk on "ladies' days," along with one of his sisters.
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Unite Here, the union representing strikers in eight cities, including San Jose and Oakland, demanded limits on automation like facial recognition at the front desk or the use of Alexa in lieu of a concierge.
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People will be able to use Alexa to order Room Service, or find out about local weather or anything else that they might need from a hotel front desk and access their contacts and libraries.
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Officers went to the apartment last Thursday night after the person working at the building's front desk called to report that he'd received an anonymous call about a crime having been committed in that unit.
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"[We believe that] every employee is now responsible for helping maintain security; we try to train everyone from the person manning the front desk up to the CEO on what constitutes smart high-tech behaviors."
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A: I actually don't recall whether an assistant took me upstairs or whether the front desk sent me upstairs, but I was one way or the other sent to meet him in a room inside.
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There's nothing unusual about this, except that he has become known — he was mentioned in a ARTnews article about moonlighting artists — for working behind the front desk at one of Matthew Marks's galleries in Chelsea.
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At the Grolier Club, a few of the games are laid out horizontally under glass; visitors can ask for playing pieces and dice at the front desk and try their hand at racing along the squares.
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On Thursday, front desk clerk Jacqueline Dement, who checked Barrett into the hotel, said that while she didn't remember checking Barrett in, she wouldn't have given out any information about Andrews because of hotel privacy policies.
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After getting dressed and allegedly observing more maggots crawling in the bedroom — and hastily dragging her belongings out of the motel — Johnsen claimed she and her boyfriend informed a "rude" front desk manager of the problem.
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Our sources say the video shows Mateen walk to the front desk, speak to a staffer and then walk around a corner toward the room where the anonymous man says he was staying during their rendezvous.
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The internal review policy "is not in place to protect the client," said Kate Hardy, who worked on and off as a front desk associate and then clinic manager in Montana from 212 until June 216.
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He asks those who trust him to stand on his left, closer to the gallery's entrance, and those who don't trust him to stand on his right, further inside the gallery, next to the front desk.
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Meanwhile, hundreds of off-duty and retired cops checked in at the front desk for the biannual gathering of the Maryland Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), the state chapter of the largest police union in America.
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If you've only got cash on you, paying will be a bit of a hassle: You'll be asked to go all the way to the front desk, pay up, and collect your item with a receipt.
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Most hotels will let you check in early if your room is ready, and they'll hold your luggage at the front desk and allow you to use their pools after checkout until you're ready to leave.
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Satchel Smith, 21, was working the front desk at the Homewood Suites in Beaumont, Texas, when Tropical Storm Imelda hitThe storm's massive flooding put nearby hotels underwater and trapped Smith and the 90 hotel guests inside.
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Seated at the front desk, she was part gatekeeper, part concierge and part social director, responsible for entertaining rock stars passing by from the Fillmore East, which was downstairs, and an honor roll of political luminaries.
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And the Four Seasons Hotel Austin in Texas started allowing guests to request coloring book pages and crayons at the front desk and offering groups an "Inspiration Station" stocked with crayons and coloring pages of mandalas.
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From the airport to the front desk in nothing flat A brand new rolly-suitcase kisses the carpet ——— Doors open by themselves & lights are on a timer you could be anywhere & some people like that Oh!
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Everyone from the restaurant and the front desk were exceptionally personal and genuine, and Patricia, who goes by the name 'Frenchie,' runs Minnow Bar so well that you just want to sit there and have fun!
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Before Thursday, I would have assumed that newspaper offices have better security than most places; I can't get past the front desk at The Baltimore Sun without an escort, and I worked there for 12 years.
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When I spoke to the front desk later in my stay, they apologized for the breakfast error and asked if they could test out my app to find out if there were any back-end glitches.
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After an hour of bugging the people at the front desk and standing around while they made phone calls, we got someone to show us the back room, where they kept things that weren't on display.
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With her new powers, she's free to be herself — making funny faces in the mirror, leaping on the front desk of a hotel lobby, and doing splits over the hood of a car in the rain.
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In a typical office, front desk staff are tasked with delving through a mountain of deliveries each day, figuring out who each package is for, and then contacting each person until they come and collect their item.
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I'm coordinating a pickup of recycled computers today, so I have to deal with the front desk, the freight, the building, the recycling company, our finance department, and my coworkers who are helping me move the stuff.
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ICE agents visiting one of the Washington locations, in south Everett, would obtain a guest list from the front desk, circle Latino-sounding names, and on one occasion detained someone staying at the hotel, Ferguson's office said.
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"For travelers, the labor shortage might mean lines at the front desk, rooms that aren't ready at check-in, hotel pools without lifeguards, delayed maintenance and fewer on-site dining options," Karen Schwartz wrote for the Times.
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Kyoji Horiguchi was a quiet gym rat at the YSA through his teens, often found behind the front desk or teaching the kids wrestling classes, and now he is the best fighter Japan has perhaps ever produced.
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In the nightstand drawer there was no Gideon Bible or Book of Mormon, though the "Inclusivity Menu" on the desk said that copies of the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights were available at the front desk.
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The flash sheets, taped to the front desk, featured designs by the staff at Armageddon: skulls, black cats, flaming hearts with swords piercing them, spiders, roses, jellyfish, an upside-down bat and a unicorn smoking a cigar.
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Instead, officers will check in at the front desk and will interact with a supervisor who is trained in law and hospital policy, said Margaret Pearce, the chief nursing officer at the University of Utah hospital system.
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Moved, he put her in touch with a human resources manager at the organization, who was also familiar with Alicia from the deli, and she was quickly offered a job as a receptionist at the front desk.
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It's worth noting that the spa relaxation room where you wait to meet your therapist is only separated from the front desk and the elevator bank by a slatted screen, meaning you can hear everything happening outside.
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Mr. Barth stressed the importance of using the hotel-provided safe — either the in-room safe or the front-desk safe deposit box — not only from the obvious practical standpoint, but from a legal one as well.
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But an important trade-off of staying within the booming home-sharing industry is that you usually don't have a front desk or concierge — and in the case of an emergency, you are probably on your own.
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Felicia Gonzales, 51, was allegedly told by the front desk clerk at the Residence Inn by Marriott Portland Downtown/Convention Center that all guests had to sign the policy, according to the lawsuit obtained by The Oregonian.
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Even though he feels a familiar sense of coming home as soon as he walks through the door — perfectly played by Patrick Stewart — the man at the front desk doesn't even recognize him, much to his chagrin.
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Young and audacious, he went to the the front desk of the Hotel Negresco looking for a job at its renowned Le Chantecler restaurant, which boasted two Michelin stars and was run by famed chef Jacques Maximin.
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The agency's accompanying rule would make it much easier for providers, from front-desk receptionists to surgeons, to refuse patient care, whether or not they are in a religious facility, and has been subject to multiple lawsuits.
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Four former instructors and one front-desk employee, all of whom spoke on the condition of anonymity, said Williams struggled to pay them on time and sometimes resorted to making payroll through app platforms like Venmo or Zelle.
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Walter asks a secretary at the front desk of the center if he and his friend can head to town to grab a beer, when she nervously gets up to "get a form" for them to fill out.
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"People would come up to me at the gym and say, 'Wow, congratulations — you've come such a long way,' " says Beniquez, who now works at the front desk at the gym and hopes to become a certified trainer.
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For example, Karin Timpone, Marriott's chief global marketing officer, said if someone posts a wedding engagement photo from one of its properties, the M Live team will reach out and contact the front desk to let them know.
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But West says the women went to the front desk at the hotel and asked for a key to West's suite -- without authorization from West or his friend -- and the guy at the desk GAVE IT TO THEM!
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Because she had lost her phone—it was being FedExed from Dallas, where she had left it in a car—she had not been able to set an alarm, and the front desk had failed to call her.
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He said bartenders are already using automated systems that could potentially eliminate their jobs, and guests are now able to check in and out of resorts without interacting with front-desk personnel, putting those jobs at risk, too.
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I asked the receptionist at the front desk where the Lyndon Johnson Papers were, and she said I would see them if I walked down to the end of the first row of exhibits and turned the corner.
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After we identified ourselves as paying guests, a click of a switch at the front desk slid the doors open to reveal five hotel workers stationed in the lobby, welcoming us with bows, hot towels and a tour.
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Fun games like Shut the Box, a traditional pub dice game, are scattered poolside, and a long lineup of conveniences is available for purchase behind the 218/23120 front desk, including plastic ponchos ($5.35) and flip flops ($7.50).
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H Hotel Los Angeles's Relay robot, named Hannah, made 610 front desk deliveries and 42 room service deliveries, traveling a total of 50 miles, in the first three months since the hotel opened last October (rates from $249).
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He holds two degrees and told me that in his more than three-year career as an actor, he's had jobs as a hotel concierge, restaurant worker, event greeter and as a front desk attendant at a gym.
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Photo: AmazonFor those averse to talking on the phone, hotel stays can resemble a war of attrition, testing your mettle to see how long you'll go without calling the front desk and admitting you forgot to pack your toothbrush.
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The person who answered the phone at the front desk or greeted constituents as they visited the office was just as important to the congressman as his chief of staff, press secretary or the staff director of the committee.
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The assaults were reported at Massage Envy locations across the country, but a common thread is clear: Directors, managers, and front desk employees don't receive any training that helps them properly handle reports when clients approach them for help.
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The first thing I do when I get into a hotel room is I make sure the front desk has cleared out, like the mini bar of food, because I can not be trusted with those — with the food.
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We paused outside the shop to take a sad photo and after about 30 seconds were followed out by the guy at the front desk who I assume now was working upon orders from the shop's Mary J matriarch.
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He realized he was late for a dinner meeting, so in his hurry to get ready (and dry his shoe), he knocked the power out in the room and had to call the front desk for help cleaning up.
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Security is only as strong as the employee who tapes his passwords to his cubicle, the overworked guard at the front desk and, yes, the person on the other end of the line when you call the help desk.
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So, we pulled up to the curb of the Langham, where suit-clad staffers took our bags, cooed over our little one (the surest way to our hearts), and let the front desk know that we'd arrived via headset.
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A former employee, Sarah, who worked briefly at the front desk of the Chateau Marmont in the early 1990s, is one of the women speaking up; she asked that her last name be withheld, fearing retribution from Mr. Balazs.
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He was charged with felony sexual assault in 2003 stemming from an incident at a Colorado hotel in which Bryant was accused of raping a 19-year-old woman who worked at the property as a front-desk clerk.
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"Don't go out if you don't have to," warns the man at the front desk, noting that I might be stopped and frisked and asked for ID. Lal Chowk, Srinagar's main city square, is a site of historical significance.
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On January 19, the cameras show Kraft visited the spa and paid for services in cash at the front desk, and he was then taken to a massage room, undressed and lay on a massage bed, the affidavit said.
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" Immigration attorney Denise Aguilar wrote The New Times in an email that some of her clients "have heard (no telling how valid the info is) that ICE is paying $200 per person for the front-desk clerk to report.
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On the afternoon of January 225, the cameras show Kraft visit the spa and pay for services in cash at the front desk, and he was then taken to a massage room, undressed and lay on a massage bed.
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When you walk into Spencer Brownstone gallery from off the street there's no chance to mentally transition, unlike some galleries where there's an elevator ride, or a long hallway, or the exhibition space is far from the front desk.
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Although small and contained entirely in the space behind the organization's front desk, the show is not only mesmerizing, but also extremely enlightening, with each work combining Taiwan's geography, history, politics, and literature into a single narrative of identity.
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Smooth jazz played over the room's speakers, some nurses had come in from the front desk to giggle at the foreigner who'd somehow wound up in their small-town hospital, and I'm pretty sure the doctor wasn't wearing gloves.
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Think of it this way: When you walk up to the front desk of a hotel to check in, you might identify yourself by name, but then the desk clerk asks to see your driver's license to authenticate your claimed identity.
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Sunday after Stagno, of Haverhill, entered the bustling Planet Fitness, allegedly took off all of his clothing at the front desk and walked around a few times before choosing a yoga mat, where he began to exercise, reports the Boston Globe.
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The filing said Kraft is seen on video paying cash at the front desk to a worker named Lei Wang, who took him to a massage room where "Robert Kraft completely undressed" and then partially covered himself with a sheet.
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That's smart because the notifications, which can be snoozed if you're out of the office, essentially bug you to collect your item, leaving the (likely under-resourced) front desk staff member free to carry out the rest of their job.
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"I remember she had wanted to extend her stay here, and was ready to pay with a stack of money in her hand," said another member of the Qlassic's staff, a front-desk employee who only identified herself as Sia.
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For those with an interest in a career in hotel management, snagging an entry-level position at the front desk or assisting with bags can be a good first step into a higher level position in the industry, Kensing said.
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But he and Tuominen continued to puzzle over the system on-and-off for years, even after Vingcard switched its Vision locks to RFID, analyzing keycards they collected and reverse-engineering a copy of the Vingcard front-desk software they'd obtained.
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MANNING the front desk of the Trump Hotel, where the gold wallpaper and drinking fountains match the building's mirrored-gold exterior, Gabriel said he would leave work early to vote for his boss at the Republican caucuses on February 23rd.
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"We don't even have a front desk in the hotel lobby anymore," says Westbeld, adding that services such as checking in and out, and concierge inquiries about Singapore art, cultural and historical events are all handled directly by suite butlers.
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Staying here means you're just a few minutes' walk to the city's famous tapas street, Carrer de Blai, packed with dozens of affordable tapas joints — and the young, friendly front desk staff is always eager to share some local gems.
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We cheated on our anti-car resolve and rode a hotel shuttle bus to the front desk of the Zephyr Mountain Lodge, where we stowed our bags, since our room in a nearby condominium wouldn't open up until the afternoon.
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"It seems like there's this gray cloud over Monticello," said Ms. Baker, 24, who was gleeful about her new job at the front desk of the casino's hotel, which came with a $7-an-hour pay increase and medical benefits.
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They include valuing the role of the staff from the front desk to the head practitioner, and approaching women who often suffer implicit bias with respect and a belief that they can achieve a healthy pregnancy despite the odds against them.
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To reduce contact between patients and staff, her clinics are staggering appointment slots, reducing volunteers and medical student trainings, using virtual counseling services, having front-desk staff work from home, and potentially offering a live-chat option on their website.
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Our check-out time was noon, but we took a chance and called the front desk to ask if we might be able to check out a little later since we'd had to wait to check in the night before.
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One user, "luciouslox," posted in May, describing working at a hotel with 108 rooms that had lost three front-end employees, including the general manager, and was down to just three people to cover the front desk and night auditing.
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"It's getting good traction, but there are still steps in the process that require you to go the front desk so we haven't eliminated it completely, but when we do, I think people will adapt to it quite quickly," she added.
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"Most people say they sleep in the nude," the front-desk guy at Hôtel de Glace — an ice hotel located outside of Quebec City in Canada — told me as I checked in, sounding as skeptical as I must have looked.
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Dark, sultry tones gave the entryway a lounge-like, sophisticated vibe, and the science theme came into play immediately as I spotted a zoetrope (an old-school device that crates mini 'films' from spinning still images) next to the front desk.
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When Mr. Booker arrived at his hotel at midnight, he raided the minimart, his 6-foot-3 frame walking unsteadily back to the front desk as he balanced stacks of Oreos, crackers, water bottles and other snacks in both arms.
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On the afternoon of the January 19, the cameras show Kraft visited the spa and paid for services in cash at the front desk, and he was then taken to a massage room, undressed and lay on a massage bed.
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When seen from a distance — say, the doorway to the gallery space, adjacent to the front desk — the works look like a pixelated version of the human figure, a 21st-century comment on the nature of the body in public today.
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"It almost made me not want to go outside," Mahaffey said, adding that the alert caught him at the gym, and that he had interrupted his exercise routine to ask staff at the front desk if they knew what it was about.
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The Amy Schumer brand of studio comedy rests on the notion that she is Everywoman — which means that when she approaches the front desk of a SoulCycle studio in the opening moments of I Feel Pretty, we know where this is going.
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I thought again about this paradox when Emma, who works behind Alexander and Bonin's front desk, said that she could tell by the faces of visitors as they entered the gallery, that Plimack Mangold's work induced in them a feeling of serenity.
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In the case of hotels, the voice commands are all geared towards the types of questions you would call the front desk to get answers such as asking for room service, check out times, fresh towels and the hours the pool is open.
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A woman who worked at the front desk in Kihuen's condo building in Las Vegas told BuzzFeed News about repeated, inappropriate advances from the then-state senator which ultimately led to her blocking his phone number and hiding from him in the building.
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Among the job offerings on the CoolWorks site right now: a bartender at an Arizona dude ranch, a front desk clerk at a resort hotel and spa in Texas and a manager in the guest services department at the Smithsonian National Zoo.
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VICE has collected tales from behind the front desk, stories that are one part The Hangover and one part The Shining—stories of needles and broken dildos, code names, piles of cash, and enough bodily fluids to fill a complimentary ice bucket.
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And the tenants who are living through the renovation come and go through an unstylish vestibule that leads to a lobby that has all the charm of a construction site, although the ornate front desk is a transplant from the hotel's earlier days.
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After you check out at the end of your workout by scanning your app at the front desk again, you'll immediately see a summary of how much time you spent and how much will be charged to the card on your account.
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The driver, Tiffany Wells, said she tried to contact "Bonnie V" on the phone number she'd provided, and she also spoke to the Revere staffers at the front desk, but they told her that no "Bonnie V" was listed as a guest.
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Speaking with INSIDER, a member of the hotel's front desk team said once they determine the length of stay and activity level for guests, they can draw up a personal guide to Charleston that caters to your needs and wants for the trip.
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For the first few appointments, Crawford recommends being scheduled as the first or last appointment of the day, and she asks the front desk to text her when the doctor is ready so she and her sons can wait in the car.
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While there are a lot of ideas online on how to stay safe, including suggestions from Airbnb, here are some tips we learned along the way about how to prepare for the worst, when calling the front desk is not an option.
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Both of those shifts brought their share of amusing scenarios: More than one resident thought that having wine delivered to the dorm was a brilliant way to circumvent underage liquor laws, and students regularly came to the front desk demanding free condoms.
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" A Phoenix-area immigration attorney also wrote the New Times in an email and reported that some of her clients "have heard (no telling how valid the info is) that ICE is paying $200 per person for the front-desk clerk to report.
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Yet because no cats are visible and information about the piece is available only from a docent or pamphlet at the front desk, the videos activate their social commentary through an abstract subversion of the conventional notions of adult human-scale space.
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A woman told the L.A. Times in 1994 that while she was working in a hotel where Simmons and Ratner were staying, Simmons allegedly called her at the front desk and said he wanted to perform oral sex on her while Ratner held her down.
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Simmons, in his Facebook post on Sunday morning, wrote in relation to Reid's allegations, "I mean no disrespect to her at all when I say I honestly do not recall my telephone conversation with a hotel front desk clerk from over a quarter-century ago."
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The prosecutor said Boston police received two 3643 phone calls -- one from the front desk at the luxury Macallen Building in South Boston to report that it had received a concerned call from a friend of Field, and the other call from the friend himself.
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Here, he shares advice for travelers: At Hotels, Tip Directly Many travelers will leave a cash tip in an envelope at the front desk at the end of their stay and ask that it be divided among various departments, but Mr. Alexander advises otherwise.
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The Brits I shared my taxi with showed up only to find out that their hotel had given away their reservation (common, apparently), so they came to my place, President's Inn, where we all encountered the surprise that the front desk only took cash.
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"I met her at the front desk before one of my VERY FIRST interviews of my career ... and yesterday I was lucky enough to see her off into retirement 30 years later," the "Aladdin" actor wrote on Instagram, along a video of the encounter.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When you walk into Spencer Brownstone Gallery from off the street there's no chance to mentally transition, unlike some galleries where there's an elevator ride, or a long hallway, or the exhibition space is far from the front desk.
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" She concedes there had been certain clues — the services menu that listed a much higher price for male clients; the employee at the front desk who wore a minuscule red robe; the velvet curtain concealing "a long, dark hallway that smelled strongly of sperm.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Checking in at the front desk of The Photography Show, presented by the Association of International Photography Art Dealers (AIPAD), the loud bark of a sweet Labrador, doubling as a security dog, set the room noticeably on edge.
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"People in big cities really want to be a part of something, and so when we were working at the front desk, we made every effort to really connect our customers to each other and to us so that they became a part of something," says Rice.
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One woman at the Washington Dulles International Airport told the New York Times that she was awaiting a Primera flight that would take her home to Britain when she found out the airline was shuttering, and no Primera staff were at the front desk to field questions.
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The front desk is a jumble of receipts, grip exercisers, medical tape, sign-in sheets, waiver forms, letters from the community ( Thank you Nonantum Boxing Club for sponsoring our cancer run; Thank you Nonantum Boxing Club for participating in the Nonantum Italian Festival) and business cards.
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They weren't all upfront about how they'd come into money to the girls at the front desk, but they gabbed with abandon to their stylists, who'd tell us all the dirt—the $12,000 weekends in Cabo, the million dollar apartments paid for by their longtime sugar daddies.
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The woman at the Sedona Arts Center's front desk sent me to Theia's Coffee Shop, across the street, where the barista connected me with collector, gallery owner, lecturer and musician Mark Rownd, who is at work on a book about Tanning and Ernst's time in Sedona.
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Aidan closes the drawer containing the hotel's selection of adapters and, as if in a dream now or in a video game, his actions under the control of some higher intelligence, he stands up and follows Lydia out of the back room, toward the front desk.
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Founded in 1698, the family business still occupies its original 17th-century storefront, a room with wide-planked floors and timber-framed walls that "looks very much like de Gaulle would have seen it," said Maggie Huntingford, who was behind the front desk during my visit.
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The newly renovated Blackstone Hotel in Chicago has remade its opulent 1910-vintage lobby into a social space with cocktails dispensed from a rolling cart and a manual typewriter where visitors are invited to tap out a letter that the front desk will post for free.
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It centers on Margot, a 30-year-old front desk receptionist at the Palm Star Resort who will do anything to get ahead, even recruit women for a high-end prostitution ring or start rumors about a colleague's sexuality (despite her own love for another woman).
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In the hospitality industry, for instance, there is a balance between fighting sex trafficking where a hotel might be the venue, and labor trafficking, where victimized women and men work as front desk attendants, bell staff and, most frequently, housekeepers, according to Mr. Myles and the report.
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It was Rabin-Havt, in the end, who approached the front desk at the urgent care center behind the MGM Grand and discretely flashed his boss's driver's license — 09/08/1941, SANDERS, BERNARD — so the nurses would usher him into the back quietly and without delay.
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Startup AavGo is trying to fix that by bringing iPads into hotels to enable hotel staff to communicate among themselves, as well as enable hotel guests to easily communicate with staff — therefore getting rid of the need for room service phone calls and trips to the front desk.
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The company founders listed kids who can't make it to school because of illness, employees on maternity or paternity leave attending a meeting, managers visiting multiple work locations in a short time span, or even as a front desk receptionist as some of the uses for the robot.
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As systems like HoloLens get lighter and more powerful, they'll go from lab-bound oddities to everyday items — one can imagine the front desk at a hotel or mall stocking a few to give to vision-impaired folks who need to find their room or a certain store.
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Pappas said that Boston police received two 911 phone calls -- one from the front desk at the luxurious Macallen Building in South Boston where the couple lived to report that it had received a concerned call from a friend of Field, and the other call from the friend himself.
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In addition to calling for the security guards producing a government-issued ID, they said front desk should've produced the security guards' full names over the phone so that the women could ask the guards through the door to announce their names and make sure they size up.
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From $249 To get to the front desk of the 50-room Ramble Hotel, which opened in Denver's River North Art District (RiNo) last May, guests walk through what amounts to a cocktail jamboree: the first outpost of the bar Death & Co beyond New York City's East Village.
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During a lunch she had with Mel Bochner, whose word paintings were going to be shown at the museum, he wrote on a slip of lined paper "KVETCH KVETCH KVETCH KVETCH" multiple times across his sketch of the front desk — a drawing now framed on Ms. Gould's wall.
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"This is just crazy, it really can't get much worse," said a young man working the front desk at the teen center, who would only give his first name, Billy, and who was handling a barrage of questions he could not answer for the second time in two days.
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It is outrageous, especially when you consider that AT&T also routinely hands over customer information to the government, is under investigation for illegally selling customer location data to shady third parties, and is generally about as protective of your data as a hotel front desk guarding a bowl of mints.
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The woman said Kihuen — who was then gearing up for his congressional campaign — also often commented on her clothing and how her butt looked as he passed by the front desk, adding that it was unusual to get "creepy and nasty" comments like that from other residents in the building.
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I'm not saying you shouldn't be accountable for your actions, but if you become known to the front desk staff as "the girl who likes to make-out in the hallway all night," it really doesn't matter, mostly because who cares but also because nobody is interested in gossiping about strangers.
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MANNING with a few colleagues the front desk of the gleaming Trump hotel, where even the wallpaper and drinking fountains are gilded and the exterior windows are dripping with gold, Gabriel says he will get off work early to vote for his boss at the Republican caucuses on February 23rd.
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In a video that has racked up almost 10 million views in the past few days, Craig Brooks, who works at the front desk of the hotel in Austin, can be seen denying a room to a woman after he said she called him the N-word on the phone.
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In keeping with their idiosyncratic nickname, hotelies have their own traditions: impressive tailgate spreads at Cornell's homecoming game; an Introduction to Wines course that draws students from across the university; and front-desk duty at the Statler Hotel in Ithaca, the smart campus lodging, which serves as a trial by fire for students.
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At one point, when a new burst of publicity about the Profumo affair (presumably from the release of the film Scandal) prompted several reporters to call Kroll looking for Corbally, executives at the firm posted a notice at the front desk saying "We don't know Tom Corbally" as a reminder for the receptionists.
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So far, only an estimated 1 percent of visitors use the app, but with the launch of the Android version and aggressive advertising around the museum (there are banners for ASK in the front of the lobby, on T-shirts worn by front-desk staff, vinyl strips on elevators, and some wall labels).
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The staff member at the front desk told me that in addition to my entrance fee and the fee for the massage I wanted to get, I would need to rent a sheet and a towel and buy slippers, a felt hat, and two veniks — or bundles of leafy branches — for my massage.
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In an email sent to an Insider staffer, Barry's Bootcamp, for example, said it is "adding antibacterial wipe dispensers in every Red Room [Barry's studios], additional hand sanitizer stations at every front desk and in the locker rooms, and are ensuring that our team take important precautions against the spread of germs."
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Hotels — particularly those three-stars and below, and especially spartan "business" hotels — are sticklers for these rules and practice strict access control — some chains require guests to leave their key at the front desk when leaving the property, and most have their front desks facing the entrance and elevators to monitor those entering.
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Las Vegas police received a call on January 2, 2020, from a woman at the front desk of the Vista Del Valle Apartments saying that an elderly man, later identified as Thomas, had a gun and was making threats inside the office, Assistant Sheriff Brett Zimmerman said at a news conference on Monday.
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A person staying in a room two floors below and six rooms away from the gunman on the Mandalay Bay&aposs 30th floor during the Las Vegas mass shooting tried to call 911 and the hotel&aposs front desk to report that the shooter sounded like he was on that floor or above it.
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Each gym should also have a way for members to communicate name/gender marker changes in a way that is private, and doesn't out them to other members and staff, plus a way to add/change people's pronouns, so when a person checked in at the front desk, their name and pronoun would come up.
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"I just kind of saw it in the corner of my eye and I heard a gunshot and I focused on him and I saw that he was holding a handgun and he continued to shoot at the girl at the front desk," Knapp, 19, told Reuters TV. It was sometime after 11 p.m.
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But there was also the trade demand in 2007 that briefly threatened his relationship with Buss and, much more serious, sexual-assault charges that stemmed from an incident in 2003 in a Colorado hotel in which Bryant was accused of raping a 19-year-old woman who was a front-desk clerk at the hotel.
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The operation began after a March 2015 meeting in China which an MSS intelligence officer set up a trial run for passing along classified information that involved placing an SD card in a book, wrapping it in a bag marked for "Ed" and leaving it at the front desk of a hotel in Newark, Calif.
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Free trials, ClassPass (which also offers free trials, or $15 a month credits), bulk buys (which can lower $35 classes to $20 per class, depending how many you purchase at once) and more creative solutions—like offering to work a shift or two at the front desk in exchange for classes—can help make boutique fitness more realistically affordable.
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At these five unique hotels and resorts, you can get a remarkable vacation experience without ever leaving the U.S. And since each hotel is part of the Hilton Honors guest-loyalty program – you can rack up points to use toward free nights, bypass the front desk with Digital Check-In on the Hilton Honors App and much more.
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In addition to the cleaning and disinfecting protocols used in guest rooms, Marriott is reassuring guests that its hotels have increased the frequency of cleaning and disinfecting in public spaces, "with a focus on the counter at the front desk, elevators (and elevator buttons), door handles, public bathrooms and even room keys," the company said in a statement.
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The nine-foot high ceilings made the room feel larger than it was, and because the property wasn't full, the personable front desk employee had upgraded me one level upon check-in from the entry level superior category to the luxury category; the Whitby has nine categories of rooms, all with 55-inch flat screen televisions.
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An outsize print depicting the Apache artist Chesley Goseyun Wilson, by the modern Los Angeles painter Logan Maxwell Hagege, hangs behind the front desk and seemed to kick off our recent two-night stay with the notion that this is a new version of Santa Fe — still clutching its southwestern sensibilities without resorting to too many regional clichés.
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While the child had not been at the daycare since Thursday, Marick asked staff to take precautionary health measures — like cleaning doorknobs and iPads, moving check-in iPads further apart "to support social distancing," and removing a bowl of mandarin oranges at the front desk — and informed recipients that they would be updated on the results of the test.
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Before her first-round match in Charlottesville, Wozniak sat by the front desk of the club and prepared for the competition not by stretching or meditating, but by decorating her racket face in accordance with her recent contract with Yonex, the manufacturer that provides her with rackets, string and a red bag to carry it all.
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Today, books fill the whole shop, on the shelves, on the long tables, at the front desk; there are paperbacks and hardcover books; fiction, history, crime; a terrific section on New York City that includes the first book printed by the Three Lives Press: "The Last Leaf," O. Henry's short story about art and life in old Greenwich Village.
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David Thewlis, as dour as a wet weekend, provides the tones of Michael, but, with a single exception, the rest of the cast—the driver, the front-desk clerk, the bellhop, Michael's wife and son back in L.A., and so forth—is voiced by Tom Noonan, whose lines are sometimes layered into a one-man cacophony.
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For the first time, as well, the winners of the Asian/Pacific American Awards for Literature, begun in 2001, were announced at the meeting, with the picture book "Drawn Together," written by Minh Le and illustrated by Dan Santat, and the novels "Front Desk" by Kelly Yang and "Darius the Great Is Not Okay" being honored.
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Around 2300:213pm, those who are no longer competing filter out and go home—or, more likely, drive ten minutes into Lexington to the Clarion Inn, a highway-side hotel bearing the sign "Welcome Breyerfest!" which, according to two different front desk employees, sells out every one of its 250 rooms in under an hour, a full year an advance of the festival.
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Approaching the building, we were, you could say, struck by the massive mural by Cleon Peterson adorning the exterior, but since we weren't primarily there for Peterson's graphic (in both senses of this word) depictions of male violence, we walked on by and up the ramp to the front desk to pay our admission fee (only 1 cent that day).
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The suite is also outfitted with things that can be enjoyed during the stay, including a gingerbread house decorating kit, a copy of the hotel&aposs "pup ambassador" Monty&aposs first Christmas book, holiday cookies, a note from Santa, and special notepaper on which children can write a letter to Santa—then drop it at the front desk for delivery to the North Pole.
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An excited, nervous energy permeated the camp, which is organized into sections that included a front desk of sorts complete with a map and a concierge directing newcomers, a first aid area, a family/kids area, and a improvised food court stocked with fruits, salads, coffee, dry goods, and enough pizza to feed a platoon—all of it donated by well-wishers, with more arriving every few hours.
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Of the stateside Trump Hotels where folks can rent a room for Sunday night -- according to the front desk clerks: -- Trump International Hotel Chicago ... Open for business -- Trump International Hotel Waikiki -- Open for business -- Trump Int'l D.C. -- Open -- Trump Int'l Hotel and Tower Vancouver -- Open -- Trump National Doral Miami -- Open Trump hotels in Nevada and New York -- Closed As for international properties, the hotel in Turnberry, Scotland is open.
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Former Weinstein Company front desk assistant Emily Nestor, who is among the women who've accused Weinstein of harassment, said he made a point of showing off his abilities to control the gossip press to her: Throughout the breakfast, she said, Weinstein interrupted their conversation to yell into his cell phone, enraged over a spat that Amy Adams, a star in the Weinstein movie "Big Eyes," was having in the press.
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And then there are other factors, like frightened but decent front-desk security guard Evan (James Earl); tight-lipped Dany (Melonie Diaz), who's just started her first day on the job; dismissive stoner Marty (James Gunn's brother Sean), who blames hallucinogens in the water coolers for the whole mess; and grinning sociopath Wendall Dukes (John C. McGinley), who seems to have waited his whole life for a catastrophe to let him off the chain.
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Every place I've ever worked at has this weird (sexual?) dynamic of a security guard duo at the front desk, and that is: One extremely friendly guy who is just happy to be doing a job that mostly involves eight hours of wearing a hat and leaning on a desk, and one extremely pissed off dude who is always annoyed, and always for some reason has a really huge cell phone, in an equally large phone case, of a make and model you have never even heard of, let alone seen.
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