This is like shooting fish in a barrel but it's friday and I like to shoot!!!!!!
If you have been to the lodge three times and it sucked, and I assume it was the snow or conditions, a quick google search for snow and/or weather conditions at said lodge would have been a pretty simple way to find out what conditions were gonna be like. If it was low snow, it hadn't received new snow in a while or it was white out, that would be really easy to solve-postpone trip to another, better day that suits you.
About the teeth comment-You are really one to talk. You obviously don't know about capital letters, spelling or punctuation so your grammar example puts you about at about grade 1 level. The comment about someone's teeth is extremely hurtful as they may not have dental coverage, just been in accident or maybe just lost a husband, parents or someone close to them and they really don't care about anything at this point. Especially an opinion from you, someone who can't spell.
You also have a whopping 6 posts. This give you absolutely no snow cred. (kinda like street cred but it's snow cred!) For all the readers know, you could be Tony's competition trying to hurt his business.
Furthermore, operating any type of lodge is expensive, long hours and is mostly done for the love of the theme of your lodge, not for profit(with the hope of profit anyway.) It's a really bad year for snow, it's a recession, bordering on depression for a lot of people and you feel the need to bash somebody's business who is trying to attract customers and build his business? Your comments are hurtful and unnecessary and you obviously had no problem with the lodge or you wouldn't have stayed there 3x. Like the lodge owner has control over the snow conditions. If you had a problem with the lodge, you need to bring it up with the lodge and come to a solution. if you had a problem with the snow, you can pound sand.
He says there is snow, food and lodging is $85 for 2 people and you think that sucks? Eat at a restaurant and your food is often more than $30 per person.
I haven't stayed at the lodge and I don't know Tony but after his snowest post, I am thinking about going. I will, unlike yourself, check the conditions and forecast and then, and only then make my plans.
Anyways, I'm getting tired. My bullets are all gone and the fish in the barrel is dead. Good night.
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