The Annoyances.
Three scientists—Papaia, Banani, Ravioli—and their assistant Igor, who are supposed to attend the famous dark matter conference, take the wrong flight and end up on the other side of the world. After arriving at the wrong airport, they book a hotel to spend the night, but when they get there, the clerk slams the door in their faces.
We are in front of the hotel, where the scientists are trying to speak with the clerk.
Banani: We’ve been ringing for half an hour. I think the clerk is asleep and can’t hear us.
Papaia: Ok! I’ll ring one last time. If he doesn’t answer, we’ll figure out another solution.
Papaia rings the bell, but the button gets stuck.
Banani: What did you do? Did you break it?
Papaia: I don’t know, the button got stuck.
Ravioli: You know what? Call a taxi, Papaia, it’s better to go back to the airport and sleep there tonight.
But suddenly, the light on the stairs turns on again. It’s the clerk who opens the door.
Clerk: Oh, enough! Are you done annoying me? Why don’t you go bother someone else?
Papaia: It’s because we paid for the reservation.
Clerk: Really? Why didn’t you tell me that earlier?
Papaia: That’s what I was trying to do… if you hadn’t slammed the door in my face!
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Igor: “The clerk seems to confuse the concept of “reservation” with “free disturbance.”
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…Or maybe he has a more original idea: paying to disturb.
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…Or maybe the door-in-the-face is an exclusive extra, a deluxe service!”
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