Owner FLAUNTS His Wealth In Front Of Underpaid Staff | Full Episode | Hotel Hell

Season 2, Episode 2: Gordon checks in to the Monticello Hotel in Longview, Washington, which is owned by Phillip Lovingfoss. He's a wealthy person with a fleet of classic cars, a variety of diamond rings, and an apparent drinking issue.

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    1. He inherited this hotel via “mommy money” in this case and he had to close the place in 2019 cause he threatened a judge πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚

  1. Phillip couldn’t keep it straight & went to prison after threatening a judge, went into debt & had to put the Hotel up for sale in 2016, eventually closing in 2019 & being converted into an Apartment Building. Oof.

    1. you left out the part where the bartender bought it and owned it for a while

    2. Threatening a judge definitely sounds like a bad idea. But I guess if your unsure go ahead and try it

  2. People mad about “old reuploads” as if this channel isn’t giving us weeks worth of Gordon content for free instead of having to watch the same thing on cable/stream with hella commercials

    1. Yea I can hate on youtube for a lot but I keep my premium for the amount of content I can get without pirating or streaming that route.

    2. ​@buttzandwichez I refuse to pay for premium, but it’s honestly just out of spite. I’ve been guilty of closing and reopening a video until it doesn’t show a long ad, for probably longer than it would’ve taken to just watch the one long ad lmao

    1. it’s so sad. As someone in recovery, we’ve all been here. It’s pretty frightening that he was this sick on camera the entire time. I do think the producers were aware and really did try to help him.

    2. ​@@jtstreiffyou should have a beer or something and take the edge off man, gee wizz

    3. @@jtstreiff similar story here, I could have very well been this fool during active addiction. I was coming into work off like 10 hydromorphone pills daily and just couldn’t be bothered to do more than the bare minimum. def let a lot of people down for many years but thankfully I finally figured it out

  3. 14:22 “Blatant neglect” Yes from the owner. What a shame such a lovely historical building be run into the ground by a pampered hedonistic boy.
    Why would Gordon spend a penny on this millionaire? That baffles me. The sale of those trofie cars could have paid for improvements and staff wages. Shameful.
    Vannessa Davis and Debbie St. Jean were a troopers. And Chef Dan Laney has my deepest sympathy. From one Chef to another.

  4. The waitress was spilling so much tea it might as well have been coming out of a garden hose πŸ˜‚

    1. I think she was just happy that she had someone else to gossip with. Not only that, but a major celebrity with a tv show. πŸ˜†

  5. Since the episode it’s been turned into an apartment building and Philip has been to jail again for more drinking what a joke that guy

  6. As an alcoholic myself, it’s plain as day, he’s loaded every frame he’s shown in lol.

    1. Yeah, the worst was knowing something was wrong with your face/eyes/aura. You look different, and I don’t know why, but people can see it and treated you nervously. Add on the paranoia, and the ups and downs from DTs and binging. I miss being drunk, but I don’t miss that.

  7. Philip has to be one of very few people I’ve witnessed and just come to the conclusion “Yep, this guy is just evil. Bad human being. Not deserving of any of this, and should be jailed for life.”

  8. it’s definitely not the employees who are the problem, look at them how perfect they do everything

  9. β€œPhillip’s semen right there!” πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚

  10. Saying “I don’t know the name of the manufacturer” about the ravioli is such a funny line

  11. I have no sympathy for anyone who drink and drives people like that doesn’t deserve to be a owner treat employees like crap

  12. I’m an alcoholic myself, used to own a successful art business, lived in a paid off house with a Porsche in the driveway while a successful line cook for Boulder Tap House in Mankato, Minnesota. Lost it all except the Porsche that my grandma put in her garage.
    Now very big issue with being an alcoholic is the worst medical condition I’ve ever experienced was “alcohol withdrawal!” It’s very dangerous to stop cold turkey and can even kill a person!

    1. You lost it through being drunk on job and fired? Or gambling? Hope you’re doing better

    2. ​@@NYXover9000I drank a little on the job due to severe alcohol withdrawal. I didn’t know what alcohol withdrawal was until it was too late. It got to where at work if I was completely sober I was in bad shape with shakes, hallucinating, not walking good. I’d have to have 4 shots of vodka just to function! Horrible life! Finally I requested detox however I had to surrender my job, sell my house for dirt cheap, surrender my mn business license. Yeah alcohol withdrawal is the worst thing I’ve ever experienced!

  13. What the head chef said and did at the end was very respectful and not many people would do that

  14. 28:36 when Gordon asks β€œraise your hand if you’d come back here” one guy in the back was scratching his face and immediately stopped and put his hand down lol

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