All that was nothing compared to the vitriol "Humpity Trumpety" spewed about the lousy conditions at the Hotel Roanoke.

The room was too hot.

He whined and whined about The Hotel Roanoke’s air conditioning.

“I think this ballroom and the people who run this hotel should be ashamed,” Trump told the crowd. “I think it’s actually cooler outside than it is in this damn ballroom.”

(It wasn’t.)

He boasted there were 1,000 people standing outside on the Wells Avenue side in 104-degree heat, listening to him on loudspeakers.

(There weren’t; there were at most 50, according to a city firefighter who was outside, and the temperature never hit 100.)

He suggested the hotel turned off the AC to save money.

(It didn’t. The main ballroom’s air conditioning was set at 63 degrees. “We did have it set as low as it could possibly go,” said Michael Quonce, the hotel’s public relations manager. “It was running at 99 percent efficiency.”)

Trump suggested he wouldn’t pay the bill — after his campaign apparatus commandeered a large chunk of the hotel for most of the day.

(Trump’s a tough guy, see. Nobody takes advantage of him. Especially, whoever runs the thermostat.)

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“I feel like I’m in a sauna. I don’t know what hotel this is,” Trump went on. “You let people suffer and don’t turn on the air conditioning. This is ridiculous.”

It was ridiculous, but not in the way Trump intended. The ridiculous part was him standing there wailing about it.

Last edited by DollyLongstaff (7/26/2016 8:28 am)

DollyLongstaff wrote:

Special Message to Bill Matthews....
Next time the AC goes out at the home, threaten to call Donald.

Oh also too, tell that SIL of yours he better start showin' you some respect.

Or, the Donald 'el get him if he don't watch out!!!

This tickled me....funny.