12 entitled people in an Airbnb designed for six cost me $600.

I thought you might enjoy my second thirsty female dog story.

I posted previously here about a client of mine with a similar story,

but this is the origin story that happened years before that other post, the one we just looked at.

My wife and I own a mountain cabin, and a few years ago we decided to put it up on Airbnb.

The place is a remote A frame on three acres of forested land with awesome views, about 30 minutes from a ski resort.

This was our first Airbnb, so we were pretty cautious with everything, i.e. looking at guests past

reviews, asking them about their trip to make

sure this place would suit them, etc. Everything was going pretty well, until the entitled people of

this story booked the whole weekend for Thanksgiving. They told us they were driving out from Texas,

mum, dad, three little kids, and two dogs. Being that this was our first holiday rental, we went all out for them.

We set a turkey to de-frost in the fridge for them and left out a snack platter and a couple of

bottles of champagne. Talk about hospitality. That is unreal. They arrive Sunday nights and the next

few days, all hell breaks loose. I get a 6am call on Monday morning.

The whole family is puking and sick as hell.

They all had altitude sickness.

The cabin is at 11,000 feet above sea level.

So this happens, especially when you aren't in shape and just came from sea level.

I did warn the guests about this ahead of time.

So I'm on the phone talking them through everything, where the urgent care is, what to do,

etc. And by day two, things have calmed down. That's Tuesday. However, then I take a look at our

water system gauge, remote monitored. This house has what we call a slow well recovery system. Basically,

...