Finding notes in luggage

[gallahadesquire]

after an extended trip with an escort, I found, on the Hotel Stationery from our previous stay, on the morning of his departure (he had to leave before I did), the following words:

 

Turndown

Teuscher

Chocolates

Please

I've never figured if that was a request to me; a request to the Inn (where we stayed two nights); a generalized plea for help; or a suggestion for our next time together.

 

ANy ideas?

 

http://www.teuscherboston.com/

[+ sync]

after an extended trip with an escort, I found, on the Hotel Stationery from our previous stay, on the morning of his departure (he had to leave before I did), the following words:

 

Turndown

Teuscher

Chocolates

Please

I've never figured if that was a request to me; a request to the Inn (where we stayed two nights); a generalized plea for help; or a suggestion for our next time together.

 

ANy ideas?

 

http://www.teuscherboston.com/

 

 

 

Is there a reason that asking the escort would be uncomfortable for you?

[+ nycman]

He's trying to say:

 

You're FAT...and next time you should turn down the offer of chocolates....please!

 

Grin

[nate_sf]

Maybe he'd left the note for hotel staff, requesting they leave Teuscher chocolates with the turndown service?

 

Then again I'm trying to figure out if there's an anagram in there somewhere....

[bobchitown]

He's trying to say:

 

You're FAT...and next time you should turn down the offer of chocolates....please!

 

Grin

 

LOL

[Juan Vancouver]

It's a good story.

 

Could be the seed for a lost love novel.

 

"That was the last thing I heard from him before he disappeared without a trace:

 

Turn down, Teuscher, Chocolates, Please."

 

How haunting that would be from a missing lover!

 

From an escort, on the other hand, I'd simply ask.

[BabyBoomer]

after an extended trip with an escort

 

Was the escort MG?

 

~ Boomer ~