All right, so the first hotel you saw on the piece says they have already taken steps to correct any shortfalls in security. The second hotel where they open that safe, they told us that the standards they separate security did fall short. They immediately addressed the situation as well. We want to bring in safety and security expert Bill Stanton, who you just saw going undercover for us in that piece. Oh my goodness. Yes, yes. I mean, obviously you are not surprised. Well, security is a priority. It's not the top priority. It's more about comfort and service. The tips that you should do when you approach the front desk is take out your ID. Do not say the name out loud because they'll hear someone could hear you. So show your ID but don't necessarily. I always am careful with that if they ask you for a phone number. But you've got some, you say the number one takeaway is... Yeah, don't say, because if you lip push your license forward, let them read it and then check you in that. All right, what are some other great tips that people can take away from this? Well, as you saw with the safe, it's anything but fail safe. You know, put your valuables in but they won't ensure you up to $1,000 in most hotels. And that's really maybe what people are going to have with them. That's right. So if you have those expensive family heirloom items, go to the front desk, if they have a safe behind that desk or just wear them on your person. All right, so don't trust that that room safe is necessarily a be-all. Don't count on the hotel. Count on yourself. Okay. All right. Everybody go to Good Morning America dot com on Yahoo for Bill's top five tips. I mean, it's pretty surprising.