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| It has been, in certain circumstances. |
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You can do something inappropriate anywhere. If someone said "I stayed at a motel last night" I wouldn't have any ideas about anything inappropriate. There is the idea of something called a "no-tell motel" where you can and go pretty anonymously, but to be honest, you can do that at a hotel too. |
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| A home is a house with a cat. |
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| I wonder if motels are somehow linked to drugs, prostitution or things like that. thanks. |
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| Like ANYWHERE, they can be linked to that. 98.5% of the time, they are linked to "getting a night's rest while people are on the road." As someone who has stayed hundreds of nights in motels, I can assure you I've never done drugs there, smuggled in immigrants there, or obtained any money for sexual services there. |
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| No, not just by virtue of being a motel, they aren't. |
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