what do you do with your luggage?
gammanu95
Have you ever tried to stick a silver dollar into a stripper's G-string?
Supposing your trying to squeeze in a visit to Follies either after landing and before check-in; or after check-out but before getting to the airport for your flight. It's just a rolling carryon suitcase for overhead and laptop bag for underseat. There are no lockers at the airport anymore. Can I trust the greeter and cover cashier at Follies? Is there a service that can cover this?
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Depending on the circumstances I might take the computer and its bag in the club with we and keep it next to me.
Option 1: I know it's a pain in the ass, but stop by the hotel first and drop it off.
Option 2: I guess just drop it at the entrance and take anything of value out and keep with you. Not the best idea but I know you're limited.
Failing that, I would tip the doorman a twenty and let him watch the suitcase out there. Sure they may go through it, but whatever. You're talking about a thinly veiled brothel. So is there honor among thieves? I guess if you trust them far enough that you're willing to have sex there dancers then trusting them with the luggage is that really a bridge too far. The dancer trusts you to enter her vagina, ass, or mouth on premise but you can't trust them with your stuff? Eh, why not.
You can dip your dick in listermint and cure any diseases but you can't retrieve stolen items by dipping your luggage in listermint!
If I do leave it at the desk, and if the door man wants to steal my dockers and dirty boxers, he's welcome to them. The most valuable thing Id have is my company supplied laptop. If the laptop got stolen, I'd tell IT it happened at the airport.
I think a luggage cab service, kind of like GrubCab, would be a good idea for a side job or Uber add on.
Airports badly need storage lockers but they won't do it because of security concerns. The only us airport that I know with a place to check luggage for the day is Miami.
My respect to you. When it comes to our hobby, you seem to be well prepaired for any contingency with well thought out action plans.
For the later scenario, I'd just rent a car prior to hotel check in, and be sure to turn in rental car plenty of time before the departure time.
http://www.atlantabaggagestorage.com/
And what do you do with it?
SJG
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For w/e reason, I often get cheaper rates when I book thru my credit-card's rewards website (Chase Visa) - they list the rentals for me from all rental companies starting w/ the cheapest and seems to often be much cheater than if I go to the rental agency's page - and w/ my CC I have the option to use reward-points or just pay and not use any points.
"Holy shit! Whose stuff is this? More important, who's got our stuff!!!!"
We called the rental office, who put us in touch with the guys who had already made a similar call, and we exchanged vehicles.
Come to find out, Avis's GM vehicles came with just 10 possible keys! Food for thought....
And if I lose my dirty boxers and company computer on the *way back* as opposed to the *way out* that's not sooo bad, all things being equal.
Assuming Follies doesn't employ crackheads, who will go through your stuff to fence anything they can for drug money, the OP is probably good to leave his stuff with a staffer.
Normally my rule with prostitutes (since I grew up in a rough area where streetwalkers worked) is they are best avoided and rarely trusted since many will rob you blind, given the chance.
Hartsfield-Jackson airport has a lounge called the Club at ATL that offers showers and other amenities to day passengers at $40 for a day pass (I'm not sure how the luggage is locked while your in the shower or how long it can be left there but this might be a good option for someone who wants to hit Follies on connecting flights if they have a lengthy layover and want to clean up first... then again maybe not. I'm not in a position to test this option)
http://www.atlanta-airport.com/Passenger…