Jesse saw this at the Westin Peachtree Hotel in Atlanta GA. I have no idea what "to be instinctive" means, but I don't think it's civilized.
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Perhaps they meant to write "to be instructive" but knew that they were using the wrong words, and perhaps that's why they were using the quotation marks.
I am amused by the "we would like to personally communicate that" bit.
Yeah, because posting a sign is TOTALLY personal communication! I should've thought of that tactic during my marriage counseling before divorce. XD
The sign's stated purpose is "to personally communicate" this message, but forcing people to get information by reading a sign is not very personal.
Not only does it have unnecessary quotation marks, it also has a lot of unnecessary words. I guess it's not fancy enough to state the message simply.
The creepiest thing about that sign was the fact that, when I first glanced at it, the picture on it looked like a drawing of a man's junk
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