74K	LOBBY 8 PM: Guests watch as a futile attempt to hold back the rising water takes place in the lobby entrance. Moses was unavailable for comment.	178K	Sandbags and cinder blocks were used to hold off rising water. I told them this wouldn't work but it was fun watching them try to prove me wrong.
43K	A nice Koi pond used to exist where those shrubberies are in the distance. A shrubbery? Yes, a shrubbery.	80K	The basement filling up was very dramatic after the lobby began ''equalizing'' last night. Here it is in the morning. Housekeeping used to be down there. I don't think anyone is going to fix my bed for me today.
110K	LOBBY 9 AM: Aftermath! I wanted to take a picture when the lobby was filled with 3 feet of water, but getting electrocuted didn't interest me. No, wait, I'm sorry -- this is a picture of the lobby after the Lakers-Sixers game ended. Sorry, my bad.	119K	An illustration of how high the water got during the night. Before the wall collapsed you could see rising water on the other side of the lobby window like a fish tank. Scary.
79K	The guilty culprit. A door existed here at one point and sheetrock was used to hold conceal it. God can see through sheetrock, apparently.	124K	One view of the once pristine blue swimming pool. It's more... natural now.
103K	The standard brochures box was completely covered with flood water. Guess I won't be going to any monuments today.	99K	The front desk is overturned. I have fond recollections of arguing about my phone bill at this countertop. Sigh. Oh, the memories.
80K	Since the computer was lost in the lobby, management had to walk from room to room to find vacancies for arriving guests too stupid to turn around or find some other ''not underwater'' hotel.	129K	I moved the rental truck early on in the evening to avoid having to have it replaced and lose valuable time in my life dealing with insurance and paperwork. Some people apparently like to do that stuff, so more power to them.
85K	Another view of the pool from my hotel room. Looks like chocolate milk.	900K MPG	A short MPG movie of what happens when a car goes completely underwater and then emerges the next morning. It's pissed.
900K MPG	Another MPG movie of what happens when an elevator goes into a flooded basement and then comes back up to the 4th floor for air. Not happy.	115K	LOBBY 3 PM:All that annoying furniture and debris has been removed, as have the walls. Maybe I should park over there.