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a hotel and a motel?
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Expensive and cheap.
Hotels usually have certain advantages such as parking or room service...motels? You get what you paid for. |
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a hotel and a motel? A motel you can rent by the 1/4 hour 
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a motel is one story, a hotel has several floors
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What Fear said.
15 minute rates?! That's barely enough time to ask her which college the money is going to be used for. |
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Ah, thanks.
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What Fear said. 15 minute rates?! That's barely enough time to ask her which college the money is going to be used for.  you act as though I'm gonna talk to her, 15 minutes and hole is all I need.
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Hotels where originally just that, hotels, and were usually located in town. Motels are an invention of the automobile age, were usually out on the hyway and were called motor hotels, later shortend to just motel. Now a days the lines are blurred.
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Wrong. Wroong! A hotel has rooms accessible from the inside, a motel has them from the outside. Originally a "motel" was called a motor hotel. So if you can walk from your car or truck to your room without going indoors, you are at a motel.
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Hotels have restraunts.
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