The Trashiest Club Lounge Behavior. Ever.

I stayed at the Sheraton JFK Airport (now the Gate Hotel JFK) last night (I know, I’ve had two straight nights of airport Sheratons #GlamLife), and I think I witnessed the trashiest club lounge behavior I’ve ever seen.

Like, I’ve seen some pretty trashy club lounge behavior in my day. I’ve seen people show up in bathrobes. I’ve seen people show up barefoot. I’ve even seen someone in a club lounge wearing nothing but boxers. And I’ve also seen people literally put food from club lounges into Ziploc and doggy bags.

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But I think this one takes the cake.

I was at the Sheraton JFK club lounge at 6:30AM and trying to get the Starbucks machine to dispense me a cup of brown goodness (that involved more button-pushing than my pre-coffee brain could handle).

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The lounge attendant approached me and said “excuse me, do you know what happened to the cushion?”

Huh?

“I wasn’t working last night, and the cushion is gone.”

She pointed to the (sole) couch in the club lounge, and it was indeed missing.

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Literally 30 seconds later a lady frantically came running to the club lounge with a big cushion and said “sorry, we needed it last night. If you had three people in your room you’d understand, dude.”

Phaedra

Goodness gracious…

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John Guest

Lucky, why do you stop responding to (or completely ignore) critical comments? I generally enjoy your blog, but for instance this new click bait style is unnecessary and rather disappointing from you (and guest bloggers).

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Dave D New Member

HA! I wish I could be a fly on the wall to see how you catch them in the act! I love how you get these candid photos of these "suspects." Well played, Lucky. :)

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qasr New Member

You can hardly call that a "lounge" anyway--it is just the elevator lobby area with a coffee machine...

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Marty Guest

Ah Kyle you come across as someone who suffers from "tall poppy syndrome" as we say in Australia. If you don't know of it I'd suggest you goggle it lol And Al, time for another facelift

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Tom Guest

@Charles (CMK10): Your comment actually made this whole post worthwhile for me. Pure greatness! On the merits, I don't think there's really any true clickbait here, and I'm on the rabid end of anti-clickbait. Stealing a whole sofa cushion is about as trashy as it gets -- or darn close, anyway.

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