How Does A Room Key Start An Altercation?

The Mens Room Daily Podcast

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Society & Culture

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🗓️ 6 May 2025

⏱️ 10 minutes

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Jacob calls the show to talk about one of his experiences working security

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0:00.0	I cannot believe an argument about blank led to a physical confrontation.
0:03.0	206-803 rock.
0:04.9	Hello, Jacob.
0:06.2	Welcome to the Mendoro.
0:07.4	Hello.
0:08.3	Ola.
0:09.1	Ola.
0:11.5	Hey, so I was the security guard back in like 2020 at a hotel called the executive in in Seattle.
0:18.2	It was over by the space needle.
0:19.6	It's not there anymore to shut down because
0:21.3	you know, COVID. But we had this lady who dropped her keys down our elevator shaft and proceeded
0:26.6	to blame us for stealing them. And I was like, no, we can call Otis in the morning, but they're
0:32.1	open at six. Are you staying here? She just proceeded to threaten me and the night auditor.
0:42.0	So I walked her to the door and said, you can leave right now or you can go to your room.
0:48.0	She proceeded to grab a lamp that was bolted to a glass table and trying to hit me on the head with it.
0:50.8	But it just tipped over and shattered her everywhere.
0:52.2	I laughed at her.
0:56.5	And she screamed at both of those went out sort of hidden cars in the parking lot, called the cops.
0:57.7	It was just a hectic time.
1:00.2	Did you know she was crazy before that moment?
1:07.2	The moment she threatened to kill us and just, like, not relax over just keys falling in an elevator shop,
1:08.3	like, a four in the morning.
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