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jamiller420 t1_iy82aa7 wrote

Reply to comment by kyleg5 in Another stellar ad from VisitBaltimore. Just a reminder that the CEO makes $400K a year. by Cepia

I’ve walked in and gone to the back bar/pool no issue a couple times, never been charged

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kyleg5 t1_iy97ocm wrote

Yeah lol I’m pretty sure this is like the peak of privilege. I just walked in, acted like I belonged, and didn’t get a half glance.

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JohnBarleyCorn2 t1_iy99rs6 wrote

there is a hotel near the inner harbor - can't remember the name, but my friends and I used to go in there and go swimming all the time and nobody said anything to us. That was back in the mid-90's though. One of my friends pissed on the hot rocks in the sauna once...smelled up the whole area.

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Round-Hamster-3002 t1_iy9nng3 wrote

And now you know why walkins are discouraged

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JohnBarleyCorn2 t1_iy9r8ot wrote

indeed! 13 year old me thought it was hilarious, though. Mid-30's me still thinks it was pretty hilarious.

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TitsMageesVacation t1_iya7ith wrote

you can go to the bar, but why would any hotel pool be public?

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Autumn_Sweater t1_iyaj9ao wrote

often because nobody’s watching it

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TitsMageesVacation t1_iyajmnv wrote

So if you have a pool in your yard, but you’re not watching it, it’s a public pool?

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Autumn_Sweater t1_iyaluat wrote

the prior comment is saying you can get away with going to hotel pools, and my response is in line with what they said, not about them literally being free to the public. but to try to give you an actual answer, i don't have a pool but what i've heard is that for liability reasons most home insurance policies want you to have a fence around your pool so that it's clear that a trespasser has crossed your fence to swim in your pool, in case they want to sue you for something after that.

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