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Probably not, says Michelle Weller, the vice president of sales and customer support for Travel Leaders, a travel agency franchise with more than 1,200 locations - especially in high-end hotels where guests expect that kind of service. Not to mention the fact that many hotels aren't equipped with kitchens that make cooking convenient. (Both Affinia and Residence Inn by Marriott often have a lot of long-term guests and provide kitchens to them.) Plus, not everyone wants to cook while traveling even if they could, says Eric Hrubant, the president of New York-based CIRE Travel. And you can often get groceries cheaper by taking a trip to a nearby store yourself. For example, though FreshDirect does offer competitive pricing to grocery stores in Manhattan, you'll still pay a delivery fee to have it sent to your room at an Affinia Hotel.

Still, grocery delivery to your room does have some appeal. Among its perks is its convenience and the opportunity for healthier eating. "So many of my clients are on the road a lot, and they want to cook something for themselves even if it's just microwaving," says Hrubant. And, of course, it can save money, as room service bills can easily add up to $100 or more. In fact, a TripAdvisor survey showed that ordering a simple club sandwich from room service in New York City would cost you more than $21 and in Honolulu more than $23; plus hotels often tack on a 15-18% gratuity just for carrying that food on the elevator. In Volusia County, Florida, one man's alleged attempt at teaching a co-worker a valuable life lesson is another man's alleged act of grand theft.According to the Daytona Beach News-Journal, an assistant manager at a Burger King in Deltona, FL, claims he spotted a sack of cash sitting on the floor next to the restaurant's safe. He says he assumed that the other assistant manager had simply forgotten to place the bag inside the safe, and so he just finished the task for his co-worker.
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