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Hotel Breakfast Heist: TikTok Gang Eats Free & Flees

by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor

hotel Breakfasts Targeted by ‘Smooth’ Thieves,‌ Viral TikTok Reveals

NEW⁤ YORK, NY – September 9, 2025 – ⁤A recent TikTok trend reveals⁢ individuals⁤ are brazenly entering hotels‌ and enjoying complimentary buffet breakfasts without being registered guests, sparking discussion about hotel security and food ​safety. The trend came to light after a video posted by⁤ Sophia ⁣Masso ⁢went viral, garnering⁣ over 5 million views.

In the video, Masso describes‌ how individuals can easily‍ access hotel breakfasts “despite not even reserving the accommodation.” The clip shows Masso herself enjoying a hotel breakfast, followed by footage of another woman filling her plate. Masso ‌further suggests that ‌success hinges on appearance, ​stating, “As long​ as you do ⁢not look‍ like a homeless, there is no problem,” ⁤and advising ‌those questioned to claim they are waiting for a spouse.

The video has ignited a debate online, with some⁤ commenters warning against attempting the practice at upscale ​resorts due to heightened security⁤ measures. Others admitted to similar​ tactics, with one⁣ user recounting‍ successfully posing as a​ guest after‌ a jog.

One individual shared ⁣a story ⁢of exploiting a membership benefit to access a hotel breakfast area, then opting for a bonus instead of the included meal, effectively eating for free. they noted that while⁢ the food quality is frequently enough subpar, it can be a survival tactic for those without funds.

Concerns ⁤about hygiene at budget hotels‍ were also raised by a former tennessee hotel employee, who⁢ claimed some staff did not adhere to proper food handling procedures, including failing to wash hands or‌ wear gloves. the employee alleged that bread was repeatedly served ⁤over multiple days and waffle flour was ‍reused instead of being freshly prepared.

The story originated with a report from the New York Post ​and was subsequently covered by Khaosod.

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