My fear or rather biggest concern is that all these hotel lobby workshops will keep asking for more and more and more with every level of expertise and coaching.

For example, you can have a 'Star Wars' themed theater, a 'My Little Mermaid' pool, a 'Frozen' themed bedroom for the kids, and so on and so forth. 

My local post office makes PO Boxes in the lobby available only until 5pm on weekdays. 

I was amazed at the structure, open living concept, luxurious living of the houses, and then the price just topped it, $250K house with a movie theater in the basement, WOW!

The most effective strategy with doctors and dentists is to make them wait in the lobby

Here, if you're going with the theming approach, that theming is all people are going to care about.To put it another way, if people are deciding between a bowling alley or a golf simulator or a $10k arcade machine or a theater or an X-Wing, the dresser in the 8th bedroom or the coffee table in the 3rd living space aren't going to drive their decision. 

We will show you homes that have been fully themed and are in communities that are specifically built to be STR with amenities like Lazy river, movie theaters, mini golf, restaurants, volleyball, arcades and more.

It's a tricky narrow staircase to his apartment from the lobby and I would have to hire people to move it, and hiring people just to move a fridge down a narrow staircase is not easy That was days before Craigslist and Angie's List.

For example, you'll find a movie theater in Goodyear but none yet in Buckeye.

The hotels lobbied hard and won.