by freescuba » Sun Jun 06, 2010 2:43 pm
I just read the review and I'm not sure we're looking at his position fairly.
I think there's a couple of key things here:
1) They didn't greet him promptly and his concern that was due to his skin color. I don't really believe in categorizing people by race, skin color, etc and I've never noticed the staff at Desire caring either, but I can understand how someone who identifies with a minority might feel this way under certain circumstances.
When you arrive at Desire there are often a number of front desk staff that will appear to ignore you because they have different jobs and I assume some of them likely have limited English skills. You have to wait for the proper front desk staff to free up and serve you. Remember we (well most of us) are foreigners in their country and if we want to lessen this communication issue we should learn Spanish. Short of that we need to learn patience. When this happens to me upon arrival I just stand around like an idiot and hope for the best. Eventually someone helps me, but still I stand there like an idiot wondering what is going on. However I can see where someone who identifies with a minority that is sensitive to discrimination might fear or assume this was discrimination.
2) Mixing up the cake and the dinner. Yes the staff at Desire tries very hard, but they also often mix things up for various reasons. As noted above communication is a challenge sometimes. The problem lies in that it's clear the reviewer had some very high expectations on those events and when they didn't materialize as he wanted the world came to a crashing end. Can we say type "A"? And I'll also note it takes one to know one. But I check my "A" at the lobby on my way in. So who's to blame? Well Desire does set high expectations for itself and could do a better job in this area, but the reviewer really needs to pull the stick out ... well let's just say relax.
Coke I don't think it's fair to suggest his lady had problems. I didn't see any hints of that in his review. In fact suggesting that as his problem is kind of like him playing the "race card". Us "party people" can be a bit quick to judge those that have never seen a free boobie before!