Hotel hallways are too narrow, fatphobic, claims #bodypositive 'travel influencer'

Via New York Post:

"In a video posted to her TikTok last month, Jaelynn Chaney listed several ways hotels can create "size-inclusive" amenities.

She said she is 'on a mission to revolutionize the travel industry, and make it a more accessible, accepting, accommodating place for all,' adding: 'The needs of plus-sized travelers matter just as much as anybody else.'

'We deserve an environment that respects our needs and body diversity,' Chaney claimed.

Among her many demands were to 'make elevators and hallways [more] spacious, to allow for easy movement of larger individuals, and those utilizing mobility devices.'

Chaney also suggested hotels raise their toilet seats and retrofit each room with handheld shower heads so bigger-bodied people can more easily wash themselves."

Lends new meaning to "hot dog in a hallway," no?

Prepare yourself for some delightfully uncouth fatphobia, boys and girls.

"She'll have another piece of pie
She'll have a double Reuben rye
She works hard at eating well
That's why I love her

She's got a couple of pony kegs
Her arms are bigger than my legs
And when she holds
Me I can't breathe

That's why I love her yeah,
I'm her butter, she's my bread
She's like a mobile waterbed
And when I get on top of her
I can't touch the mattress"
-NOFX, 'Hot Dog in a Hallway'