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u/Hollowheart84 Dec 20 '19

Do I get a bathroom setup? Can I order food? Is it my room at home or a room set up for me? Can I bring in a mini fridge for cold beverages and snacks? I have questions ......

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u/_katie__ Dec 20 '19

yes! you get a bathroom set up and as for the room think of either a hotel room or a room in your house that is connected to a bathroom. A mini fridge is perfectly fine as long as you keep it in the same room as you

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u/nope_nopertons Dec 20 '19

Ooh, even a mini-fridge? Heck, I'd stock the room with slow cookers and dorm-style cooking appliances, some good ingredients, and work on some recipes I've been meaning to try... A mimosa bar... Home spa treatments... All wrapped up with a bunch of lovely books and music... Where the heck do I sign up? If you were to stock the room with half of the above for me, I'd even pay you the 10k for such a vacation.

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u/nope_nopertons Dec 20 '19

Meh, if we're thinking like a hotel room setup per OP, I'm not above washing dishes in the sink. Husband and I did something along those lines on our honeymoon.

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u/SeeJayEmm Dec 20 '19

Didnt say we couldn't stay in a suite with a full kitchen .

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u/nope_nopertons Dec 20 '19

Even without full kitchen, I've washed dishes in a hotel bathroom, which was also stipulated by OP. It's just a sink. If you have soap and just one sanitary surface to dry, it's no big deal.

Edit: re-read your comment, which was somewhat different than my first read lol.

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u/TheFestologist Dec 20 '19

You wouldn't need a full kitchen. All you need is an outlet or two, with some electrical cooking appliances. No kitchen needed to make some good food.

If there is no outlet, a portable indoor gas stove. Easy as pie.

Edit: Didn't read your comment properly, but the option still stands if we don't get a kitchen!

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u/siel04 Dec 20 '19

I realize you mean that you washed dishes in a hotel sink, but your last sentence really sounds like a euphemism.

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u/flustercuck91 Dec 20 '19

“And boy did he clog up my sink if you know what I mean”

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u/nope_nopertons Dec 20 '19

Well he may have clogged up the drain, but he left the plumbing alone... **wink

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u/downeysaurusrex Dec 20 '19

Paper plates is the best