three in a bed..

[gina32]

anyone watch it? why would you under pay because you have to much food???

[boxtops]

Didn't see it, but if it's the other hoteliers rating the business, then they would think it worse value for money if the other business wastes food?

[Jemisa]

I've recorded it gina, probably watch it later today.

jem

[gina32]

true boxtops, but i think it was just a bit of tit for tat really, and i dont think they should say if they have paid more or less than the required amount either , they should just wait until they all open the envelopes

[boxtops]

Guess I agree - different establishments charge wildly different rates anyway, I don't really know how they decide what's a fair rate. Shame they can't do the same for Come Dine with Me, the participants could give what they felt the evening was worth!

[hc4361]

It would make it a lot fairer if the hosts didn't know if they'd been underpaid or overpaid until the end.
There is a lot of revenge tactics going on there.

[DEN53]

I agree - why say after each visit if you have underpaid or overpaid - very unfair- they didn't do this in the last series.

[TonyV]

DEN - they seem to be changing format of series as it is going on

[gina32]

in the first series they had to give the amount tehy were paying after each visit. likehc said, a lot of revenge tactics going on

[DEN53]

Tony - Gina - I did also wonder if sometimes the cobwebs and dust is put there on purpose to make the programme - hmmm just a thought (:0(

I mean, if you knew other B & B'ers were coming to stay and would look into every nook and cranny, then wouldn't you really give the room a good going over.

[gina32]

i think you would Den, youd go over it with a fine tooth comb wouldnt you

[boxtops]

I thought you said there "if any ABers were coming to stay"... LOL.

[DEN53]

hahaha Boxy - now that would make an interesting programme. hee hee

[hc4361]

But why would any B&B owner want to be shown having mucky rooms on national tv?