July 27, 2042
WASHINGTON, D.C.—It would seem that the Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel here in Washington has a guest who just won’t check out.
For several years now, guests at the opulent luxury hotel
have been reporting that the upper floors are haunted by a suit-wearing ghost
with really bad hair.
“He’s so annoying,” said one recent guest. “He never shuts
up, and all he ever talks about is himself.”
The hotel was once owned by the Trump Organization and was
called the Trump Hotel until its sale to CGI Merchant Group and its partner
Hilton Worldwide Holdings in 2022. It was named after Donald J. Trump, the
former U.S. President who died from drinking bleach in 2029.
While the guests affected by the apparition have many
theories as to who the ghost was before he died, there is one thing they all
agree on.
“He’s got to be the dumbest ghost on the entire ethereal
plane,” said one man who stayed at the hotel last year. “He keeps ranting about
how he didn’t actually die and that it was all a hoax by Democrats, and that he
will reappear like a miracle any day now.
“It’s all deep state this, blah blah fake news, something
something great again.”
Other guests have noted what seems to be a remarkable lack
of awareness on the part of the disembodied spirit, who has been haunting the
structure for at least a few years.
“Sometimes he turns like he’s going to leave, and it’s like
he forgets he can go through walls,” said one woman. “He just walks right into the wall with a big
thud.”
Another woman noticed an apparent obsession with objects in
the room. “He’ll point at stuff around the room, saying, ‘person, woman, man,
camera, TV,’” she said. “Then he’ll stand there grinning like he expects a
goddamn prize.”
Other women have reported attempts to grope them with weird,
stubby little fingers.
The strange specter does have his defenders, however.
“He’s the greatest ghost in history,” said one hotel employee,
practically spitting out the words between missing teeth. “He tells the truth
where other ghosts are too afraid.”
Most who have seen him, however, are not so enamored of the
lecherous lich. “God, he is tiresome,” said one elderly man. “Fortunately, he
usually leaves when we turn the TV off.”
It’s all a mystery, but one thing is certain: the
cretinous creature won’t be going away any time soon.
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