What Would You Do? Naked People Spotted in Magic Valley Hotel Windows

What Would You Do? What would you do if you were driving down the street, passing a hotel, and noticed a naked person standing in the window? It happens more than you think, but what is the proper reaction? Hopefully, you aren't staring too much if you are driving, and staying on the road, but what should follow? Do you chalk it up to a good laugh and keep going? Do you call the cops? Do you turn around to make sure you saw what you think you saw? Do you call a friend or family member to tell them and laugh together? It happens more frequently than people realize, but what would you do if you caught a naked person in a hotel window in the Magic Valley?

Naked People in Twin Falls

As the holidays approach, travelers will be staying in hotels in Twin Falls more, either to stop for the night or to see family in the area. As the days shorten, it will get dark earlier, making it easier to see into buildings with windows open and lights on. These are all normal occurrences, but occasionally someone staying in a hotel, at their home, or in their apartment will forget these common things, and perhaps end up being visible to the public when they do not intend to be. It can lead to over-exposure and may lead to a dilemma for those that happen to spot this embarrassing blunder. If you notice someone exposing too much in their hotel window, what is the proper way to react in Twin Falls? 

Seeing Naked People in Idaho

It doesn't happen often, but from time to time people get too comfortable in their hotel rooms, or perhaps they want to show off to anyone walking or driving by. This happened recently when my family and I drove past a hotel in Twin Falls and saw a man standing in the window without a stitch on. The thought of calling the cops never crossed our minds, despite having kids in the car. We laughed about it, and were tempted to go back, to make sure we saw what we thought we did, but chalked it up to a good laugh and no harm no foul. Driving by, it was hard to see much and it didn't appear the man was doing anything lude. This isn't the first time we have seen this type of thing and won't be the last, but we chuckle every time. Depending on how you feel about it, you could report them, notify the front desk of the hotel, watch and see things play out, or do as we did and go about your day with a funny story to share. 

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As you drive around town doing holiday shopping and running errands and more people begin staying in hotels around Twin Falls this holiday season, try to avoid looking at the hotels. Some will be in the windows on purpose and those will be obvious, but it is bound to happen from time to time. The next time you do look up and see someone baring it all in the Magic Valley, what would you do?