I grabbed this on my way out of a
Courtyard Marriott room last week. Why? I think it's confusing. The phrase, "I'm good to go" by an informal poll of my officemates suggests just the opposite of "do not disturb." Two thirds felt it meant, "clean up this room" and the remainer took Marriott's side. I even consulted
Urban Dictionary and its first listing said, "ready for action."
What do you think?
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