16 Personalities Staying at a Hotel 

OMG penultimate pun 👏

Haha, punderful, really hilarious! 😂🤣

aaaaaaaaaaarhhhhhhhhhhhhhh you a funny bunny and i am even more worried because i get it.

I have no idea what a foyer is but I still laughed 😂

Did you hear about the dwarf psychic who broke out of prison? Police reported there was a small medium at large....🤪

Yeah, INFPs would be one of the last types to call the employees. The sketch was good, though!

Haha same here, I always forget to pack something! Like this Christmas I went to see my family and 40 minutes into the bus ride I remembered I'd forgotten to pack both my daily vitamins and my jeans (was able to borrow trousers from my mother though).

Just in the comments to make sure someone said that lol. I would have walked around in towels, hiding in the middle of the night before calling anyone 🤣

I went to Atlantic City as a teen and forgot underwear. I had to buy some ill fitting ones and suffer all weekend.

I loved the INFP part though. 🤣 Even though an INFP might not do this, they would imagine themselves doing this!

Yep

Same here

Same, but I would daydream about it, and play out in my head our romance. :D

As an ENFP, I knew it too!🤣

I can confirm, as an ENFP, that I would also ask about ice cream after fixing a "non-problem" like that 🤣🍨

@@nicolenavarro6886 Me too!😅

Lmao same

Me too, after first mistakenly guessing the INFP would be the ENFP.

Sometimes its easier just a pixie dust wps attack with reaver, but not always work and you have to resign

@@Random_guy-y3d Looked that up and you are right! I wish I have more time to explore my interests in penetration testing but right now I wouldn't even call myself script kiddie haha.

As an ISTP who knows in theory how to crack WiFi encryption without actually having done it myself, I would probably see it as a challenge and spend the whole day/night trying to figure it out while using my hotspot to get the necessary tools and information.

I always use my personal hotspot wherever I need. At the office, hotel, public spaces

As an INTP, same here. Especially if I have any indication something might not be as secure as it should be. In reality, I'd go to the front desk, see if they have printed it somewhere, and if not, ask my travel company later if they got it.

He is definitely awesome!

Thanks for the kind words 😊

WHO'S CAMERON aaaahh what did i miss

@@hanamanama Late reply, but he's her brother in the video.

@@FlamingCockatiel Her brother - well I did notice they looked a lot alike.

BAHAH

Bahahaha

Sounds like my ENTJ spouse getting “lawyerly”

LOL that I didn't even think of this implication. Thanks for the comment! 😁

Really, INTPs go through hotels (and any place in the world) noticing either nothing at all (when pondering fantasy land in their minds), or, when they are present in reality, they notice all the things badly done: unpractical things, bad design, badly designed processes, etc etc. We are extremely critical, i.e. see all suboptimal things all the time. That's why I prefer pondering fantasy land most of the time.

agree 100% lol

A hotel, is like a spaceship. I have more fun exploring, just walking the corridors than being in my apartment. INTJ

Definitely!!! ❤️

It's the absolute best having minimal stuff to keep track of and someone else to clean up 😅 I spend a lot of time in my 20s living in hostels and hotels. It was awesome.

Me too. No garden to manage, don't have to make my own food since there's no kitchen, but the storage problem could be an issue. Now, living in a serviced apartment, however...

Oof this

Oh wow that's good, and kinda embarrassingly true for me in lots of ways.

Bahahahaha

I'm not quite _that_ bad, but yeah, "ooh, reading material" should definitely serve as a warning signal for anyone else who has any plans that include me.

Lmao I'm quite glad I wasn't the only one that the skit was accurately representing. I've been in that scenario a number of times, and it's quite fun at first but annoyingly stressful to get ready for something when you have to condense an hour long process into 2 minutes.

You PLANNED all your meals? Arghhh, planning things. You must be close to J.

@@CIA.2024-u9b lol we can still be xxxp's and plan for survival, personally I plan on how to survive if people around me started attacking me but that's just me

Istj are the best mums.

Same I had an ESTJ mom that would constantly battle me on the usefulness of umbrellas.

I'm an ISFP who often relates to the INFP regarding creature comforts, so I think it's safe to say we two types have this in common! Self-care and relaxation that we don't have to feel bad for indulging in! Yes please!!! (P.S. I love INFPs and actually have quite a few of you as friends! So much to relate on, and the differences are fun to keep things interesting!)

I have an INFP mom and she always says "whatever you forget to bring you can just buy there. Except your passport.."

@@sara_9209 That's what I say. 😅 Remember to bring my cards, my phone and ID, good to go. But as an INFP I hardly ever forget anything. I spend a couple of days making the lists though. 😅

Glad someone picked this up ;)

Success!

ENTP!!

@@dearkristin Oh that makes sense; it was definitely the one that he portrayed most naturally!! I believe my brother is an ENTP as well. He's definitely on the lookout for benign trolling opportunities on a daily basis! My other brother is an INTP, and you can ask him about ANYTHING and he'll be able to provide at least a cursory amount of data. Ohh but when the two of them are together..... watch out!! 😆

yeah, istp part wasn't accurate.

I wasn’t even sure that was a sleeping bag because I would never sleep on a hotel floor either and that did not look like a sleeping bag I would buy in the first place. I would use that room for a good night’s sleep and get out when I could to get to what I came to see. (ISTP)

Yeah, the ISTP part should have been: "ISTP finds light fixture/wall socket/etc. not working, calls room service for light bulb/new wall socket/etc."

I really struggled with the ISTP part 😅 So I decided to lean into the minimalist/outdoorsy stereotype

@@dearkristin The ISTP part was spot-on, even if exaggerated. As a notorious on the floor sleeper I kinda feel called out (it's good for the back!) Also if you think your own sleeping bag on the floor gives you cooties, just imagine what's in that mattress... Another option would've been to take apart, or at least thoroughly inspect, something interesting. Say, the mechanism with which the lamp shade is fixed to the bedside lamp.

I related to INTP the most :p (I am an INFJ also)

I think Kristin's lost infj perspective

Yes. I couldn't relate to INFJ one at all. I thought ENFP one would be totally me if I'm all alone at the hotel. Because I can't stay in the room without electricity. That means if I can't figure out where exactly the switches are after 120078th try, I would have to call someone and I could feel the panic ENFP had while asking for help. Also regarding INTJ one, I can stay without a wi-fi for a couple of days so I can avoid asking for a password and mini heart attack altogether, but eventually I would have to find my courage and make a call for that one too because no way am I wasting my money on hotspot when I can use free WiFi at the hotel. Again I can relate to INTP one too but only if my friend like called me to spend sometime with her beforehand. That way I won't feel guilty dumping her in favour of some interesting book because things aren't decided at that point. But if she is literally at my door, I can't help but go along. Maybe that's what set INFJs apart from INTPs

I'm with you there! Travel + chaos = bliss 🙌

Lmao, I love reading reviews of anything as an ENTP. Because you can find completely contradictory reviews such as that. Is hilarious to think, how two different people reached opposite conclussions of the same thing.

I'm a J figure, ESFJ, and I love traveling and love hotels. I feel rich and pampered in a hotel.😅Especially if there is a free breakfast and a pool. I could stay forever. I love going where no one knows my name.

@@farrex0 Completely relate. I’m the same way with reviews, but even more so with comment sections on RU-vid. I love reading people all disagreeing about the same video (at least, when the comment sections aren’t just likeminded people from the same community- which there’s nothing wrong with, of course). That being said, whenever I find a juicy comment section disagreement and it’s full of differing views, I scroll down and press the like button for all the comments because I end up appreciating the entire discussion. It’s so fun to see varying thoughts on the same topic, and it helps that people online tend to speak their minds more than they do in person because they’re not trapped in their homogenous social circles and because there’s no in-person pressure to make a good impression. Overall, it’s a beautiful experience. (I mean, I’m stretching it A LOT though, because inevitably people end up getting angry or disrespectful further down the comment thread, and then I roll my eyes and stop liking the comments, haha.) Still, it’s a nice little break from conversations that revolve around universal agreement on a subject. Half the time, no one really wants to agree at all when they’re online, and it’s really enjoyable to spectate. Also, hello again!! :))

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed 😁

The fridge 🤣

@@dearkristin just from today I left my college ID badge in the library and didn’t even realise I had misplaced it at all until I got an email from the librarian 😂. I also had found my headphone finally (I mean I’ve lost the box so I can’t actually charge it) also didn’t realise taht was missing. My mum brought me new headphones for Christmas- I lost the others after like 4 weeks.

Oh my gosh, I've also lost my phone in the fridge once! - fellow ENFP

This is why Siri was invented, I’m sure of it. Whenever I lose my phone, I run around the house screaming, “HEY SIRI” in a mediocre British accent. (I’m American and have no affiliation with the accent, but it makes it more fun). Sometimes she bothers to answer me and it makes my life a lot easier.

@@sophiaredwood5825 haha I love that! For me I have an Apple Watch and so ping my phone from it- best feature ever

oh, come on, everybody at hotel front desks speaks English

I dont think Kristin understand the infj shame spiral

@@jessicathespy A shame spiral, that's so what it is! 😂

Yeap, that's what I'd do as well. Even deciding the best thing to write in a RU-vid comment is a challenge (I've changed my mind a few times), imagine writing a note to someone I'm interested in, ha! Oh, the overthinking!

@@geaninaroman4041 Yes exactly! I always go back and edit a comment at least once, usually twice. And that's if I didn't scrap it totally already, hahaha!

You should watch Wenzes INFJ channel for help with all that. You can learn to use your third and fourth functions with some work

I love reading this! There are a ton of commonalities between your ISTP husband and my ISTP mother! But I'm an ISFP so I actually appreciate her taking care of all those things, especially the good view and working amenities! But I do cringe when she goes to confront a staff member about our needs, and I'm bracing myself the entire time hoping she'll be polite enough! (She usually is though, but not until the end, whereas I'm desperately trying to appear gracious from the very beginning of that type of interaction). My husband is INFJ and he doesn't care about the view either, but he knows I do, so he's always making sure those things are taken care of for me -- so sweet!! I think my father is an INFJ as well, meaning that just like you and yours, they are an INFJ-ISTP couple! My best female friend, also an INFJ, is married to an ISTP. I find it fascinating observing the different ways that types interact as couples! My husband and I are definitely "sweeter" towards one another (both being feeling types, INFJ-ISFP), but my parents (INFJ-ISTP) are HILARIOUS together and there's definitely obvious comraderie there too! Thanks for sharing a snapshot of your hotel experiences! My husband definitely wouldn't see the point of leaving the room, haha, but I enjoy the adventure! (Especially if there's a pool..) But only for awhile, then I'm super ready to come back to all those pillows and yummy food!!!

@@emilys3638 As an INFJ, I do care about the view if I can afford it of course. I also like to go out exploring. I mean if you are staying at a hotel then obviously you are away from home and would want to explore nearby areas, especially if it's a vacation spot right? . I'm not overly good with directions though, so would like to have a company and a map with a working plan for a long distance endeavour incase I get lost. I don't mind if another person is terrible with directions as well because that means (a) I'm not alone (b) don't gave to ask strangers for directions by myself, therefore would feel less panic-y. we can eventually (hopefully) find our way back to the hotel only to not set my foot out for something daring next time if I dare to go out again.

Yeah I would get way to nervous and throw it away after writing it instead of leaving it, assuming I actually wrote it to begin with

Squeeze 👍👍 bang bang

And I will never stop being grateful for your comments, Brady!

@@dearkristin 🥳

I did it… verbatim

enfps will necer stop being hilarious

LOL! I clearly need to change up the hairstyles

@@dearkristin nooooo, I love the recognisable hairstyles (and outfits)!

Hello fellow empath! I’m 30 and still do similar things. I took a bug which was on the ground in this crowded street outside and placed it in the grass this past summer. I’m INFJ btw.

Why not?🤣

Why not:)

He loves a good root beer

@@dearkristin same, who doesn't right?

"knock on their door to ask for any free food and end up staying at said party" I think you may have mis-typed yourself. INTJs do not usually enjoy parties. That's a huge understatement.

oh trust me, I am most definitely an INTJ. Besides, i think all of us are different. Also it's really not often I get to be near an estp's hotel party, so yeah, grain of salt xD

Cheers! Glad you are 😊

And "lost in the city" doesn't mean necessarily "lost in new place", rather "lost not far away from the usual route / neighbourhood, which got usually ignored, because the thought process was always more interesting to pay attention to rather than surroundings". 😂 I was looking for new produce at the store I usually not shop at and went three times through all their aisles, then decided to ask an employee for help. The produce was right behind me, but on the stand, not on the shelf. 🙈

@@user-mc5vy2vk5n yes, the routines we set not bc of Si but Se deficit 😅

I have so many questions, chiefly: which part of it did they take or did they somehow manage to take the whole thing?

I would also like to know your parents’ reaction if you don’t mind… that sounds like an interesting situation to come back to.

Hahahahahhaa

@@shrimpdance4761 They sawed off 8 banisters but left the handrail sticks had been supporting, inevitably, the handrail snapped.

@@sophiaredwood5825 Well, compared to the time I didn't come home for weeks because I illegally crossed an international border to hit some ski hills with some guys I just met, the house party was an expensive nuisance for them but not scary. They weren't happy with me and I had to help replace the handrail and bannisters, rip up and lay floors/carpet, paint walls, etc... My parents saved harsher punishments for if I nearly got myself or someone else seriously hurt or killed. Talking works better than yelling because I'm good at filtering yelling. My friend's parents worried they would come home from HS pregnant. My parents worried they'd get another call from the hospital, police or the consulate. Some day, I'll be old and possibly even boring. But I'll have the best memories to enjoy. Worth it.

It is indeed me in all my glory ahaha

Hahaha Cameron. Thanks, Olivia! 🥰🥰🥰

@@camcamthemuffinman Bahaha salutations :))

@@dearkristin You’re so welcome Kristin 🤩💞

Hey, thanks, I'm an entp 😊

@@camcamthemuffinman Oh very good 😌

Naw, thanks!

Thanks!

Same

Bahahaha

exactly, i was watching the INTJ one and instantly thought "wow that's exactly me" and got confused why it wasn't ISTP lol, i also cant relate to the ISTP one lmao

And I an INFJ related most to the INTP ;)

I, as an INTJ, related most to the INTP. INTJ close second, though. 😁

Thanks! 😁

Thank you! 😁

Gosh, sorry to hear that. Thanks for the comment 😊

@@dearkristin It's fine. It is my fault anyways. I expected too much from someone. Imagining what my future would be like with her and unfortunately love doesn't come easily. I'm improving myself day by day by trying to have less expectations on people that I love but sometimes it just happens that somehow I ended up making expectations again. Now she's married to someone else. It kind of hurts a little bit but whatever that makes her happy, I'm also happy :") By the way my crush is an ESTP.

@@ramzansson395 awesome - we are pro self-knowledge and improvement on this channel!

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