“Unveiling the Truth: How a Couple’s Deceptive Honeymoon Plan Led to Hilarious Hotel Mishaps!”
He also pointed out how a neighboring couple kept raising a toast in congratulations and suspected they were the ones who actually got married.
“Look, this was fun at all but would I do this again?” Ricky asked in conclusion.
After a moment’s pause, his verdict was simple: “Abso-f–cking-lutely yes.”
Just like the video, comments were light-hearted, especially those that poked fun at the drinks the servers brought out.
“They said BE WHO YOU AAARE 😍✨” read the top comment with nearly 350K likes.
“The rainbow drinks are sending me 🤣🤣” another echoed.
A third laughed at the song choice, writing, “not the titanic song on the ship 💀💀”
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The logic that followed most of the netizens’ was that the two weren’t technically lying if they planned on marrying one another sometime in the future.
“Okay but you guys are dating sooo no harm no foul 😂” someone penned.
“Unfortunately I wouldn’t have felt the guilt bc that’s my boo anyway,” one person admitted.
Image credits: rickyrliu
Most people can’t exactly blame Ricky for wanting to indulge in a little extra special treatment — especially in this economy.
And it seems that the couple did all the right steps, except of course, wearing a shiny engagement ring.
Pav Klair, Spa Relations Expert at SpaSeekers, gave a little insight on why soon-to-be-married couples are more likely to get room upgrades.
“From personal experience, I think newlyweds or people celebrating a particular occasion will receive ‘special treatment’ over others,” he told Express.co.uk.
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