Holiday Inn at airport giving really bad vibe?
- Thread starter Paprika
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Dixon Road is 6 llanes wide in that area so I hope you like playing Frogger in real life
I do agree it’s a busy place but I usually a night time guy so I have never really thought it was all that bad but hey just pay for parking and do t worry is another way to goDixon Road is 6 llanes wide in that area so I hope you like playing Frogger in real life
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Night time especially in the winter would be reason to bite the bullet and pay for parking or at least park on the same side of the road. I'd even avoid crossing a street in that area so soon after daylight savings.
I never ate at Perkin's before. Just checked out the menu, it's just an an all-day breakfast place, mainly for the hotel guests. Could still be valuable if cop questions you from the lobby, just say you ate here before, just want to grab a quick meal. If you have nothing on you, this could work. For family member or friends who know where you eat if your car breaks down at Holiday Inn then it may not work.
As for St Louis Bar & Grill, it's a chain, and there is another location much closer to my place, so it may not work as a cover, plus bar food like nachos and wings are not that special, but that plaza is secluded so I still think it's a valuable location for parking, especially considering how packed the hotel parking lot is in the evening, I don't want to risk a parking ticket.
Milestones is a great restaurant to treat yourself something nice, the mushroom soup is phenomenal there, but then again it's a chain restaurant you might find another location much closer, however it's close to where I work and there is no other Milestones nearby, so I can definitely say I went there after work for a great meal.
Finally, Makimono Sushi Bar Restaurant might work as a great cover, there is only one in Toronto, so location is unique, and they have a all you can eat sushi.
Other than having a great cover, we should never act in a way other people expect us to act, we should always try new things, appearing at random locations for weird things because someone recommended something, eat at random places, go to the Keg one day, next day pick up a pizza from Little Caesars, then buy some lobster bisque from Fortinos, next day order pho or Thai food. Go see Kung Fu Panda 4 a kids movie, then see an opera, be random.
Another option, that I have thought of but never actually done, is walk to the box and grab another ticket on foot. Then get in your car and put the new ticket in. The machine thinks you have been there for 5 minutes and lets you out for free.
Thanks for the Yelp reviews.
A solo adult male watching a kid's movie? You're really leaning into the whole child kidnapper theme aren't you?
It doesn't work that way Mr. Bean
There are metal and pressure sensors embedded in the pavement near a parking gate. You can see it clearly here:
Holiday Inn Toronto Airport East · 600 Dixon Rd, Etobicoke, ON M9W 1J1, Canada
★★★★☆ · Hotel
maps.app.goo.gl
They'll validate your parking if you show them the receipt from the hooker.
Do you get a free session or coffee if you collect 10 stickers?
Again, considering some of the stupidity I've seen from members of this board, there's every chance he's the former.
Some of the members of TERB seem like they shouldn't even be trusted with a pair children's scissors.
lol I don’t. I only know of it from when I’ve checked to see why emergency vehicles on my direct street under five timesInteresintg, I wasn't aware of that. Though if you're the type that watches those feeds on your phone, then someone like the cops "might" notice you sitting around like they would if you were looking at Terb
Do you dress up in a hoodie and sunglasses and say that you're going to visit Perkins on 600 Dixon Road "just for a coffee" if you need to pass them on your street?
One could be both, a moron+troll, they're not mutually exclusive.
Pretty obvious OP's trolling and wasting his storytelling talent on an escort review board.
I'm surprised that a lot of these guys don't need to call tech support each time they start their computer to walk them through the process.
Please see what I said about the level of stupidity that I've seen some of the members of this board display.
Back in the day, I remember it took 5 minutes to startup a computer and it needed a 5 1/4 floppy diskette. When I wanted to play certain games in glorious black and green graphics, I had to dig up the paper manual to find a specific key word or plug in a security dongle to the back of the PC.
The young ones would go crazy if they had to do that
Considering I'm surprised that some of the members can even operate a computer that you start by pressing a button, something like that would completely defeat them.Back in the day, I remember it took 5 minutes to startup a computer and it needed a 5 1/4 floppy diskette. When I wanted to play certain games in glorious black and green graphics, I had to dig up the paper manual to find a specific key word or plug in a security dongle to the back of the PC.
The young ones would go crazy if they had to do that
There was an email forward that went around years ago about a call someone in tech support received from someone who said their desktop computer wasn't working.
It turned out there was a power failure. Some of TERBs members strike me as being the types who would call tech support for something like that.
I had a C64 with a *tape* drive. Sometimes it would take 10-20 min just to load a game, depending on how advanced the game was. I delivered newspapers for a whole year just to save up for a 5.25 disk drive and it was revolutionary!Back in the day, I remember it took 5 minutes to startup a computer and it needed a 5 1/4 floppy diskette. When I wanted to play certain games in glorious black and green graphics, I had to dig up the paper manual to find a specific key word or plug in a security dongle to the back of the PC.
The young ones would go crazy if they had to do that
