Westgate installs gun detecting device without informing guests

[Ridge]

My other take on this is that the hotel industry is going down a similar path as the airline industry. Their customers and the customer experience are not important. This should go well.

I'd argue the opposite. People want to feel safe, like they don't have to worry about someone raining down gunfire on them from above, and the hotels will oblige.

All they have to do is put on their reservation sites that they reserve the right to scan clientele for "the security of their patrons" and that's all there will be to it.

But I've never heard of the Westgate, either.

[Gman]

I'd argue the opposite. People want to feel safe, like they don't have to worry about someone raining down gunfire on them from above, and the hotels will oblige.

All they have to do is put on their reservation sites that they reserve the right to scan clientele for "the security of their patrons" and that's all there will be to it.

That would be an excellent argument...if he were shooting people in the hotel instead of using the hotel as a vantage point to shoot people at an outside venue.

[Irving]

That would be an excellent argument...if he were shooting people in the hotel instead of using the hotel as a vantage point to shoot people at an outside venue.

It doesn't matter, most people won't bother to differentiate.