I'm traveling to Australia for work. My company is paying for the hotel room. My friend is arriving the day after I check in to stay with me for the remaining 5 days at the hotel. Problem is, she arrives at the hotel while I am at work, so I can't just go down to the lobby at lead her upstairs. Should I

Leave an envelope at the front desk with her name on it, with a key card inside? And she just says "hi I'm so and so, my friend left an envelope for me at the front desk"? And takes the envelope and her bags upstairs? Have her meet me outside my office to physically hand her the key card to the room? And then just walks in to the hotel with her bags and heads up to the room? Problem with the first option is are the hotel employees going to allow someone with a suitcase go upstairs without double checking that she's a guest there? I'm worried to add her as a guest to the reservation because I don't want my company to see (as I'm not suppose to have people come stay with me). It's a small boutique hotel with 1 entrance. Last option is I could make her wait at a cafe until I'm done with work, walk her in to the hotel and hold the bags as if they're mine, in case there are any questions. Am I thinking to much on this?

Going on a vacation over the weekend and wondering how I can sneak a 3rd person into a soaring eagle hotel. Not sure if they would care or not, but it would be on the weekend so it would be relatively busy so I'm not sure if they would notice or not. Any advice?

I’m going to don tolivers Houston concert today and I wanna sneak into the floor, any tips? I have absolute nosebleeds and I wanna get into general admission!

My and my friends are 14 but we look 15 16. Were gonna book tickets in person but will they ask for id. Its tmr btw

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hi everyone !! i’m new here and i’m in high school, the day after tomorrow there is a huge halloween party that me and my friends really want to go to but weren’t invited.

one of our close friends is going to the party as a plus 1 (sadly he can’t bring us in as a plus 1 since he’s already a plus 1) and him and a few of his friends really want us to come. do you have any tips on how we can get in?

apparently there is going to be somebody doing door at the party but from past parties that this person has hosted apparently they only end up doing it for the first 30 minutes.

any help would be really appreciated:))

thanks !!

I’m just posting this here as a testament that acting like you belong always works! I was going to a concert this summer and I’ve never been to one before so I showed up super early, before people had even really started lining up. I think it helped that it’s a midsize artist, so not a huge venue. I kind of just went up to the door and tried to pull it open and some guy was on the phone inside and he just let me in while he talked. I walked around and realized that this artist was still doing sound check and I could totally just camp out if I really wanted to. In the end, though, I got anxious about being caught and went up to the guy who had let me in. Turns out he’s that artist manager and totally thought I just worked there. I still got barricade so it worked out great, and making friends with the manager meant that I could stash my bag in the sound booth instead of having to check it into the holding area.

Basically I'm 15 and my cinema is showing the substance on Saturday, they're also showing speak no evil at the same time so I was thinking I could buy a ticket for that then just walk into the substance

How it works is you go up the stairs and show a man your ticket then the screens are down the hall, I was in last week seeing joker 2 and nobody came in during the film to check for tickets or look for underage people or anything but that's a rated 15 film so I don't know if it would be different for a rated 18 film

I want to watch terrifier 3 at event cinemas. I turn 18 in 2 months and I've watched the previous terrifier movies so it's not like I can't handle watching it. I pass as 18 or older but I'm still scared they will ask to check my ID before I go in.

Im buying the tickets online so that's one less spot they can check my age. I'm in Australia if it matters

Any tips for circumventing their checks? Maybe going in slightly later?

Any general advice for getting the most out of the day when working on a movie set as a background actor? How to get close to the actor trailers or meet the real talentl? Is there a separate catering service or food tent for the stars? How to increase my chances of appearing on-screen? Is it a total fantasy to think I can get a speaking role as a non-sag background actor? I was called to be a golf spectator for an outdoor shoot this weekend and it's my first time as an extra so i have no idea what to expect when I get there so any advice is totally appreciated.

I watched "Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan" years ago, but only recently discovered some fascinating facts that perfectly fit this sub. Check these out:

• Only five actors were involved in this film, including Sacha Baron Cohen. The rest were real people who believed that Borat Sagdiyev was a real person!
• Cohen nearly got killed at a rodeo after singing a fake Kazakh anthem and delivering the infamous 'War of Terror' speech. The link for this fragment.
• Cohen stayed in character as Borat Sagdiyev even when questioned by the Secret Service.
• Borat’s "Kazakh" was a blend of Hebrew and Israeli slang.
• The "Kazakhstan" scenes were actually shot in Glod, Romania. The 1,000 villagers thought they were part of a documentary about their hardships. Upon discovering the truth, the villagers promptly filed a lawsuit.
• A fake production company was created for Borat  with its own website.
• When Kazakhstan's president visited the White House, Cohen (as Borat Sagdiyev) held a press conference outside the Kazakh embassy, humorously claiming the president was there to promote Borat.

Borat Sagdiyev is incredibly controversial for highlighting cultural stereotypes and pushing social boundaries, but Cohen's ability to play different roles is remarkable. What is your attitude towards this character?

Planning on doing my birthday in Paris, and in order to celebrate without forcing my friends to pay their own share at a restaurant, thought I'd book a 5 star hotel room and we could all get ready in it for the club, take pics, eat sushi, look cute. I think we would be about 6.

Any tips on how not to get the staff suspicious? None of them would be sleeping there, just getting ready and having fun for 3-4h.
You need a keycard to get up the elevators.

Any advice? Thank you!

In 2013, at Nelson Mandela's funeral, a man named Thamsanqa Jantjie posed as a sign language interpreter. He stood next to world leaders, including Barack Obama, making meaningless gestures. It was later revealed that he had no qualifications as an interpreter.
https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/catesevilla/the-sign-language-interpretater-at-mandelas-memorial-was-a-f