rules are in place. They have never really been in a situation where their jobs are threatened: These jobs require you to be a US citizen, so they can't be sent overseas. In short: These people think they are operating in the free market, but they are as far away from it as they can possibly be. I skipped right to the end of the comments and promise I will read them later on during a break. What I love to do when I read someone's name or anything I am not familiar with is google it. Here is a snippet of what I found under the name Sharon Zambrelli -- "As occupancy rates at luxury hotels have grown 13 percent over the past five years, prices have risen by 19 percent, according to Smith Travel Research. (That comes despite an 18.5 percent increase in the number of rooms over the same period.) Higher prices can make for higher expectations. "People think because they have the money they should get whatever they want," says Sharon Zambrelli, a New York beauty-industry consultant who had a run-in with another guest at the Breakers in Palm Beach, Fla., last month when he refused to get off chairs her husband had saved minutes earlier. When the other guest wouldn't discuss it, Zambrelli got a pool attendant she knew, who helped her get the chairs back." You really really have to wonder exactly where she is in her thoughts. Makes my head hurt trying to