Escaping Luxury

Lux·u·ry

1. the state of great comfort and extravagant living.

Hos·pi·tal·i·ty

1. the friendly and generous reception and entertainment of guests, visitors, or strangers.

Lux·u·ry Hos·pi·tal·i·ty Man·age·ment

1. the unforgiving effort of catering to the perpetual unhappiness and absurdity of the world's most privileged travelers, resulting in exhaustion, consumption, and hilarity.

Join Maks and his crew of hospitality liberators as they bring Orson Welles's words to life in Escaping Luxury: "Living in the lap of luxury isn't bad except that you never know when luxury is going to stand up."

Bobby Makiado, better known as Maks, has spent his life climbing the corporate ladder of global luxury hospitality management and is burned out from navigating the entitled and eternally dissatisfied guests he serves. Trashing hotel rooms and fighting over pool cabanas is out of control and while he yearns for a life of freedom, purpose, and fulfillment, he feels trapped, with no way out. That is, until he learns from an unsuspecting source that some guests have taken the privilege of luxury service too far, and now threaten all of humanity. His mission? To take out the bad guys who sip umbrella drinks poolside at the world's first seven-star luxury resort in Hawaii while they obsess over CBD oil, threaten the environment, and among other things, attempt to rig yet another presidential election. For Maks, it's time to settle the score and live the life he's dreamed of. But as is typical in hospitality, plans never quite go as intended.