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August 11, 2008

The Lowdown on Business Travel Expenses

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Internet connection: YES
Internet porn: NO

A pass to the hotel pool: YES
Private cabana (with cabana boy): NO

A drink at the hotel bar: YES
Kegs for the convention after-party held in your room: NO

Baggage handler at the airport: YES
Personal umbrella holder for the week: NO (unless you're Diddy)

Grilled veggie salads at The Ivy for you and your client: YES
Cosmetic surgery for you and your client: NO

Tip for the bellhop: YES
Tip for the male stripper in a bellhop costume: NO

Hotel laundry: YES
Personal tailor: NO

Travel shower cap: YES
Travel pack of condoms: NO


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