Could it be staff? A disgruntled employee? I don't know. It's just what I heard.

Maids and janitors who need these jobs.

Bankruptcy. Bad business deal.

Nobody should stay there

lt couldn't happen at a better place

Several years ago. The claim was it saved water, but my guess it is about costs.

empire. He is despised the world over. This won't be the last we will hear of these types of incidents.

Thought it would help people avoid possible infestation.

It's what I heard.

ad to me. It is great, I tell you, I have awesome bugs, they are some of the best bugs there are, I tell you, they are great. You have never been bit like that, you will love it, believe me, they are really great, awesome. Have a hat. It is a great hat, ask one of my bedbugs, they love them, love them I tell you.

Maybe they were Spanish flies.

If you'd like to get his attention, since he and the GOP felt it was A-OK not to heed the Founding Fathers and divest, perhaps you could exercise a little leverage.

Issue your own "Executive Orders" selectively limiting the "immigration" into only his hotels and other properties. For justification, make something up. Pokemon infestation. Expired elevator inspections. Spotted a Baby Ruth in the pool. Be creative. Shutter them for a minimum of 6 months at a time.

When his income stream starts to tail off, and the Russians start getting restless to get their mortgage payments, maybe he'll re-think his my-way-or-the-highway philosophy.

Just sayin'.

We need to keep at it.

They aren't terrible because they bite you in your sleep at the hotel.

They are terrible because they crawl into your luggage - go home with you - and you end up paying thousands of dollars and going through an 18 month ordeal in order to get rid of them. I don't mean to sound overly dramatic, but bedbugs are psychologically scarring.

Never put it on the bed.

That's what an entomologist (Bug Girl) said on a science podcast.
And yes, she said that they are nearly impossible to get rid of.

And I'm not even the one who had the bedbugs.

I keep all luggage and other items off the ground (and certainly off the beds). And I give each room a thorough inspection before I'm even willing to sit down.

holdings. The only way to get rid of them in a place as large as a hotel would be to shut it down completely and heat every room hot enough to not only kill the bug but to kill their eggs as well. All the bedding would not only have to be sanitized, it would have to be in a drier for a long time as well. They have evolved to the place where bug spray is pretty much useless. They have become super bugs, the same as lice.

Some of our nicest hotels are just eaten up with those devils.

If ever there was a species that should be eradicated, they're it.

And those infestations are really, really hard to eradicate.

Just saying...

If you stay there, keep the drapes closed so the drones don't peep on you and your mistress. Of course, miniPutin might have hidden cameras...

million and a half of 'em per bed!

and now on top of that, bedbugs!

Donald swears this is a surefire fix - he tried it successfully in Moscow !!!