Quote by Stephen King

Any big hotels have got scandals,' he said. 'Just like every big hotel has got a ghost. Why? Hell, people come and go.

Any big hotels have got scandals,' he said. 'Just like every

Summary

This quote suggests that scandals and ghosts are commonly associated with big hotels. The comparison is drawn to highlight the transient nature of people in such establishments, emphasizing how the constant influx and turnover of guests can lead to both scandalous events and tales of ghostly encounters. It implies that these occurrences are almost expected in the context of large hotels, where a diverse range of individuals temporarily inhabit the space. The quote conveys a sense of inevitability and serves as a reflection on this aspect of hotel culture.

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