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Well, according to my friend, they don’t really remember how or what exactly happened, but when they saw the aftermath in the morning, they realized they were going to have to pay a lot of money. Since they didn’t want to pay, they decided to fix it themselves. They put a “Do Not Disturb” sign on the door and asked our representative to buy them some things.

Fixing the curtains was easy — they just sewed them up and hung them back up. They managed to glue the closet door and a large vase together with superglue. The broken dishes and trash? They wrapped it all in towels and threw it around the hotel grounds. They even moved the carpet to cover the broken floor tiles.

What they did with the TV was genius — they used car window tint film! Sure, the screen was still cracked, but visually it looked like new.

But they couldn’t fix the bed. I don't know what exactly happened to her, but apparently it was very noticeable... 😅

The “removal operation” of the bed wasn’t as complicated as the TV idea, but it took them a little longer. First, they took apart everything they could, then the parts that could be made smaller were taken apart and wrapped in towels to carry out of the room and over the hotel fence. The problem was the frame – or whatever you call that big piece under the mattress. It was metal. It wasn’t heavy, but it was big, and they remembered the cameras in the hallway just in time.

After wandering around the hotel, they found a safe route. Around 4am, when everyone was asleep (hotel security in the Dominican Republic isn’t very good even during the day), they lowered the frame from the third floor, using tied sheets to keep it quiet. Then they carried it along a pre-determined path and left it in the bushes near the hotel. After that, they went back to sleep.

Tourism workers have their own crazy stories, too. And that's not to mention the drunken chaos that is part of life at all-inclusive resorts! 😅

You have so many interesting stories; maybe you should consider writing a book?

I don't think my stories are enough for a whole book)