Living in Atlanta now. It's 90+ with 90% humidity everyday. You stand in line inside national brand fast food restaurants for 20+ minutes to get to the front of line, no one helps you for 20+ minutes at the front of the line, and then you go somewhere else and start over.
The national brand hotel's wi-fi was down for 3 days so Sean and I could do nothing even though our PS4 is hooked up to Playstation Vue, Netflix, Amazon Prime, and gaming and we have 3 laptops and 2 cell phones. There are no facilities such as a bar, gym, pool, or restaurant. You have to request weekly maid service and you have to take dirty laundry to the front desk to get clean laundry. You have to say hello and hope there's someone there, because they don't sit at the front desk and they're not always in the office. The lock on the back door is broken so we have to walk the long way every time we come in. It's the best of the 3 hotels we've stayed at.
We had to make 3 trips to a store that is a national brand today, because their phone is broken. The lanes on the roads change direction w/o warning and sometimes there are 2 turn lanes turning one way and only 1 lane to go straight and turn the other way. Some mall exits are steep hills so you can't see if a car is going to hit you. This is where they send former Bruins fans who convert to Habs fans.
