Oh, OK, thank you," Abe replied.Car

Oh, OK, thank you," Abe replied.
Carrie went through the menu with her mother, but Carrie wasn't interested in anything on it. "It looks like all they have available right now is two kinds of salad and some cold deli sandwiches," she told her parents. Angela tried to console Carrie. Between the excitement and the hunger, it looked as if Carrie was going to have trouble getting to sleep. Eventually Angela ordered her a small bag of chips, but the room service order-taker told her that they were making an exception for her; usually chips were only available with the sandwiches.
The chips arrived at the same time as the crib. The crib was delivered by a breathless gentleman who had a five-minute explanation of why it had taken him so long. Abe politely thanked him and turned to put Jason down.
"The first session of the conference isn't until 10 tomorrow morning, so let's try to sleep in," Abe told Angela.
"We can try, but we'll see what Jason does. He doesn't know we're on vaca¬tion," she answered.
The next morning the family was awakened at 8:30 A.M. by noise. Abe and Angela were both surprised that it was not Jason's crying, but a knock on the door. "Housekeeping," said a voice on the other side. Abe opened the door and blinked at the housekeeper. Jason started crying. "Very sorry, sir, I didn't mean to wake you," said the housekeeper. "Didn't you see the—never mind, I'll come back later. Very sorry." It's not my fault they don't use the Do Not Disturb signs, thought the housekeeper to herself.
cold deli sandwiches