What is the kindest way I can determine if a guest can handle the travel? I don’t want anyone getting hurt or worse.
I run a small bed and breakfast in a very small, rural, up-and-coming town. We have recently had a number of guests who are in their 90s who have had health issues or injuries while staying with us. This has me very much on edge.
age discrimination. While your concerns are real, a young person or a baby could get injured at your bed and breakfast, too. We value our friendship and enjoy our time together, but we are unsure how to approach this topic. We don’t want to look cheap, but we also want to be fair. Is it weird, rude or impolite to request that we each pay for our own meals and drinks moving forward? -- Sober and ConfusedHow much more are we talking that they drink? If it’s one or two drinks, then I would let it go. It’s nice to treat your friends.
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