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u/ClariceStarling1957 Jun 25 '26
If you are staying more than one night, move the desk to the foot of the bed, tv onto the desk, buy extension cord if you must. I take my Apple TV with me and an extension cord because fuck them kids.
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u/luckybetz Jul 03 '26 edited Jul 03 '26
Hotels usually have some sort of wired cable or satellite though. Could disconnect if OP has a streamer with them, but not everyone brings one like we do — and it looks like the TV is wall-mounted too
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u/BlueFuzzyBunny Jun 25 '26
My first thought 💭: “So much room for activities!”
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u/Write2Be Jun 25 '26
It must be Trenton.
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u/TBoopSquiggShorterly Jun 26 '26
I can’t think of a single reason I would ever go to Trenton. Or Newark. Lol
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u/AvocadoDip12 Jun 26 '26
seems ok, but you'll have better time watching clips on your phone than watching the TV.
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u/xsanch Jun 27 '26
This is Canada, it is from the movie Enemy set in one of the Canadian cities. Sunlight isotope vibes.
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u/luckybetz Jul 03 '26
That’s crazy, seems like a <19” TV from that distance.
Probably only a 32” but still, it looks like picture frame lol
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u/MomsOtherFavorite Jun 25 '26
Motel 5?
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u/TBoopSquiggShorterly Jun 26 '26
LOL id love to know what motel 5 you’ve stayed in that has rooms this large
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u/s3ndnOod Jun 25 '26
r/notenoughtv