'Lay person' or otherwise, Tug (and to be so or not isn't subject to any judgement on my part, I assure you), I reckon you've proved you've little real need for any 'expert advice' at all, by how you distill the deliberately distracting, "apparent" complexities down to an essence which any unbiased expert would confirm is in total accord with the reality (and your own suspicions) that the working class are gonna be bending over and taking what they've always taken.
In this case however.....one isn't just talking about US workers, or US economy. It's a bucket of turds thrown down so many other wells we all drink from, worldwide.
(And btw, isn't the US congress the only body that can constitutionally enact such moves?..... stinky stuff.)
But anyway, agree with you Tug.
Yes, booking direct with a property can often be cheaper.
For searching around for rates comparison I use Trivago. I used to use Agoda but found that their prices could often be beaten by Expedia, Booking.com and others.
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