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OT [Off Topic]: Mexican resort where US couple died disabled carbon monoxide detectors in January
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JgbIntBass
Jun 17, 2023, 2:06:08 PM6/17/23
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Everyone,
Back in 1991 and 1992 I crossed the border a few times into Mexico at Tijuana and never felt unsafe as there plenty of others also crossing the border for bargain prices for everything... and I unexpectedly visited a few places where they filmed the movie Total Recall. Anyways, I'm posting this since less than a week after I posted my message about Matthew McCoughnahey (sp?) being in the third and worst of the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre movies inj which his character kills Renee Zellweger's prom date, he announced that he wasn't running for Governor of Texas... and the media hasn't mentioned that at all.
Mexican resort where US couple died disabled carbon monoxide detectors in January: report
https://nypost.com/2023/06/17/mexican-resort-rancho-pescadero-where-us-couple-died-disabled-carbon-monoxide-detectors-in-january-report/
Reportedly the resort is the Hyatt-owned Rancho Pescadero which charges $780 a night... and for $780 a night, shouldn't the carbon monoxide detectors be on instead of disabled? Me, i say there should be a big boycott at all Hyatt hotels until they enable all carbon monoxide detectors at their hotel and resort properties!
You're never safe...
Back in 1991 and 1992 I crossed the border a few times into Mexico at Tijuana and never felt unsafe as there plenty of others also crossing the border for bargain prices for everything... and I unexpectedly visited a few places where they filmed the movie Total Recall. Anyways, I'm posting this since less than a week after I posted my message about Matthew McCoughnahey (sp?) being in the third and worst of the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre movies inj which his character kills Renee Zellweger's prom date, he announced that he wasn't running for Governor of Texas... and the media hasn't mentioned that at all.
Mexican resort where US couple died disabled carbon monoxide detectors in January: report
https://nypost.com/2023/06/17/mexican-resort-rancho-pescadero-where-us-couple-died-disabled-carbon-monoxide-detectors-in-january-report/
Reportedly the resort is the Hyatt-owned Rancho Pescadero which charges $780 a night... and for $780 a night, shouldn't the carbon monoxide detectors be on instead of disabled? Me, i say there should be a big boycott at all Hyatt hotels until they enable all carbon monoxide detectors at their hotel and resort properties!
You're never safe...
Scall5
Jul 8, 2023, 11:32:50 PM7/8/23
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Hyatt hotel. Thanks for the heads up!
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