An entitled homeless man refuses to leave my hotel lobby and threatens to sue me personally

when I tell him that he can't sleep in our lobby and that he's gotta go.

Here's what happened. So as a knight auditor at a hotel, we've all had our fair share of homeless

people who try to stick around a little too long and make it all the more difficult when you have

to track them down and ask them to leave. I'm incredibly sympathetic and I understand that

unfortunate situations can hit anyone, but I won't lose my job or risk a serious incident

between a guest and not a guest by letting someone sleep or loiter somewhere that they're

not allowed. Well, I arrived last night and my second shift informs me that the older man that I

had passed on my way in who was sitting just to the right of our desk had come in an hour earlier

and was struggling to find a ride or at least waiting for one. And much to my demise,

they said that he could just sit there for a while as he waited, which is honestly just a rookie

mistake. He was clearly old, looked a little worse for wear and had to use a cane to walk.

I know it's hard to turn away elderly in need, especially, but they had already told him at this

point that he couldn't sit there all night and that I would be asking him to leave at my discretion

because we can't let him be here if he's not a guest. Apparently, that had been all well

and good to him and he had been very generous and understanding when she informed him this much.

So I assume I'll give him the benefit of the doubt and let him sit down in the cool air for

another hour or so. I'm in the south and the heat and humidity here is suffocating, even in the

middle of the night. Being homeless is difficult enough as it is and I know sometimes just a quiet

place to rest your feet can really help. Well, come midnight, I was getting ready to walk through the

lobby and just to make sure that everything was closed up. When I exit the office and look over

at the man, he's passed out in the seat, snoring and his shirt is rolled up halfway up to his

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