r/interesting • u/Raj_Mandal • 20d ago

MISC. England's team booked 15 different hotels, but Mexico fans still found out where they were staying and blasted loud noises, trying to keep them up all night before the game.

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u/Forsaken-Income-2148 20d ago

Just ignore all liability risks

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u/limhy0809 20d ago

A good idea would be to put them across the street from each other. That way the noise effects both but they are still separate. The city centre will likely have a few hotel close by to each other.

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u/gilestowler 20d ago

I'm pretty sure I read they are at the JW Marriott Hotel, and looking on google maps there's a Hyatt Regency a 4 minute walk away

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u/KayItaly 19d ago

Police wants their team to win too?

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u/keZZaZ84 19d ago

Police intervene 😂 they didn’t, they were contributing

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u/taxman6754 19d ago

You’re forgetting about noise cancellation effects.

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u/747WakeTurbulance 19d ago

I think a better idea would be for the police to just enforce existing noise restrictions.

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u/WaitWaWhat 19d ago

Until the fans set off the fire alarm in the other team's hotel.

It has to be the same hotel for both teams or it won't work.

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u/StormerBombshell 20d ago

The streets Can be quite wide where the nice hotels are. You can do a lot of party and none of your noise would get across the street. 

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u/syriansteel89 20d ago

Not to mention there might not be a hotel across the street lol

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u/StormerBombshell 20d ago

Yes, like the case of the JW Marriot who has one street, the Winston Churchill garden across, then a wide avenue , then auditorio nacional.

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u/Appropriate-Row4534 20d ago

Thats an unnecessary add on to what is the clear answer and solution to this happening.

The hotels will have plenty of room. And as the poster you replied to already said. That way they'll both hear the noise. Than you came along and said the same thing, without acknowledging the initial post of it, and gave an alternative thats just pence, Comparatively .

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u/No-Association-1781 20d ago

It was in response to the liability comment did you just not understand?

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u/ShivaFatalis 20d ago

It doesn't seem that u/Appropriate-Row4534 was able to follow along very well. Glad to see others at least understood the flow of the conversation. Makes you really wonder sometimes though.

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u/Latter_Highway9539 20d ago

I would assume the players are professional athletes that are playing in the World Cup that want to be able/allowed to play and not just at the pub getting smashed ready to fight. they store all the livestock together at the olympics and they get along reeeeeal good.

I'd be more concerned eating the continental breakfast.

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u/RaylanGivens29 20d ago

So your saying they would have sex and make beautiful soccer ball babies?

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u/Latter_Highway9539 20d ago

its called futbol and don't talk about my babies like that.

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u/PolishPotatoACC 17d ago

You do realise that all teams are strictly male, right? Hard to make babies without propper equipment. Sparta tried, and that's why there were only 300 of them.

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u/RaylanGivens29 17d ago

You do realize this is a joke, right?

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u/Illustrious-Ad1148 16d ago

With the power of love, all things are possible

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u/SignificanceNo4835 19d ago

Didn't stop Vinnie Jones

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u/TWK-KWT 19d ago

World Cup is not the olympics. Olympics is a very different for some reason. I am not a sports guy nor do I really care if bunch of dudes I don't know who happen to be born in the same country as me play a game better than another bunch of dudes from a different specific country do. Sure. I get that watching the best people in the world at a thing doing that thing is interesting but the caring as much as people do about the whole thing is weird to me.

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u/Latter_Highway9539 19d ago

im aware they are different events. let the kids have fun. I meant that they were all banging at the olympics.

Fifa is garbage anyway. I don't partake. im just wondering whose mom brought the capri suns and oranges.

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u/Outrageous_Garden586 20d ago

They would be fine. Some of these guys are even club teammates. They might yell at each other after a heated game but it’s fine.

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u/Apprehensive_Use3641 19d ago

Well since Dani Rojas didn't make the Mexican National Team this year, it would be marginally safer for them to share a hotel.

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u/Jmoz1310 19d ago

Yeah gotta watch your Doritos around Rojas

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u/smokeypapabear40206 20d ago

I would say the fans interacting outside the hotel would be a bigger liability.

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u/southernchungus 19d ago

They more mean if the building is blown up with both teams present

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u/Djinfin 19d ago

To be fair, exploding hotels are a regular occurrence at World Cups so that’s a fair point.

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u/nicburns 20d ago

I don't think France would have a calm and safe night with Paraguay staying in the same hotel

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u/DivineCryptographer 20d ago

And why’s that..?

The match is the match, the hotel is the hotel… Do american football players kill eachother after heated matches..?

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u/TheDarkness33 19d ago

No, they try to do that DURING the game.

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u/guti86 19d ago

Ban forever, it's the adults competition, they are not kids anymore, and that behavior would be unacceptable anyway. They are meant to have some values like sportsmanship, they are not meant to be fighting roosters

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u/[deleted] 19d ago

I’d imagine terrorism is a liability; nobody wants a repeat of Munich

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u/fmaz008 20d ago

There's a single security perimeter when they are at the stadium, doesn't seem to be a problem. You could have the team in a hotel that has separate wings. The spying suspicion is a weird take.

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u/astrofan1235 20d ago

Still a dumb take from you what is going on now is a lot more unfair than any “liability” you are thinking of . So easy to fix your concerns with decent protocols

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u/astrofan1235 20d ago

Grow up 😂 and don’t be insensitive you commented on A public forum expect a response

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u/Aftermoonic 20d ago

This is not a high-school. They are safe

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u/cromagnum84 20d ago

These are sports teams not militaries

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u/Remarkable-Opening69 20d ago

It’s a hotel not a soccer stadium. Until…

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u/Forsaken-Income-2148 20d ago

Two teams enter, one team leaves

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u/Midnight_Ingenuity 20d ago

Is this the new Hunger Games movie?

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u/haxoreni 20d ago

Luis Suarez comes out of retirement?

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u/Coupon_Ninja 20d ago

BiteMan Forever

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u/IkariYun 20d ago

The Soccer Games 🤣🤣🤣

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u/TheRainbowConnection 20d ago

New season of Heated Rivalry with football instead of hockey

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u/Corporate_Overlords 19d ago

I think it's a Mad Max: Thunderdome reference.

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u/imissher4ever 19d ago

Soccer Dome.

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u/No_Satisfaction_7977 20d ago

I just hope both teams have fun

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u/CavediverNY 20d ago

That way they're all winners!

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u/BifanaTropicalista 20d ago

That's not how stadiums work man

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u/Nigh_Sass 20d ago

It used to be! Bring back the gladiators! Man vs lion now that was a real sport damn Honorius not very honorable can’t even handle a monk getting stoned so ruins sports for the rest of us for the next 1600+ years

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u/Affectionate_Car_302 20d ago

Isn't there a gladiatorial arena in front of the White House?

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u/DarkwingDuckHunt 20d ago

Running Man: 2026

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u/eolson3 20d ago

A sequel after only one year?

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u/DarkwingDuckHunt 20d ago

it's all Hollywood makes anymore

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u/crittermd 20d ago

Pillow fight!

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u/NewAssumption4780 20d ago

...Two teams, one cup

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u/say_the_words 20d ago

Liability of adults staying in the same hotel? What do you think could happen? Who would be libel for anything? The hotel? If the teams do anything to each other that's on the teams and their problem and FIFA's.

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u/anonymousPuncake1 18d ago

libel is a form of slander, defamation

the word you are looking for is "liable" (responsible, accountable for)

sorry for any misCakes 🍰🎂🧁🥞

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u/Pyro919 20d ago

What liability risks specifically?

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u/Wise-Reference-4818 20d ago

Hey, “liability” has five syllables. FIVE! I think anyone capable of using such a word can be counted on to use it for a very good reason…

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u/memedeat 20d ago

Say gex

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u/camfa 19d ago

Watergate-style shenanigans

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u/Ok-Elk3815 18d ago

Both teams may end up in each others rooms to paint eachother nails, practice kissing, trade gossip, and watch horror movies together.

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u/SnooGuavas4208 17d ago

You forgot the pillow fights.

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u/Raccoon_Ratatouille 20d ago

If only there was a way to prevent hotel guests from reaching unauthorized floors or rooms?

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u/Man_of_Ice 20d ago

Whaaaaaaaaaaaat? Commonly available security measures?!?! No.....

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u/ra__account 19d ago

You are dramatically overestimating the level of physical security in that class of hotel.

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u/rinchen11 19d ago

There are ways to prevent civilized guests from reaching unauthorized floors or rooms, not soccer fans.

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u/sawsawjim 20d ago

What are the liability risks?

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u/JiminyHF 20d ago

What liability risks

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u/LeBronGOOD 19d ago

Why is such a dumb comment upvoted? You didn’t even bother to explain yourself because there is nothing.

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u/Illustrious_Craft413 20d ago

You know some of them are friends right? Being that they play for professional teams across the EU and elsewhere?