Four in a Bed

The competition, which started at the Avalon Guest House in Cornwall, brings together the B&B participants to discuss their complaints about that visit and the three subsequent stays. They gather to voice the issues they experienced across all four accommodations.

Payment Day is a single episode that was broadcast on Friday 17 September 2021. Listed as a programme rather than a series, it falls under the episode genre. The slot presents a self‑contained story that centres on a particular contest involving a group of B&B owners, and it runs for a half‑hour slot, giving time for the exchanges. The competition got under way at the Avalon Guest House in Cornwall. It brings together a collection of B&B proprietors – referred to as the B&Bers – who have taken part in the challenge. The Cornwall setting adds a regional flavour to the competition, providing a distinct backdrop for what follows. During the episode, the B&Bers reconvene to voice the complaints they have accumulated. The gathering serves as a platform for them to air their grievances about the experience they shared at the guest house. Each grievance is aired openly, letting the group gauge the guest house’s impact, and their discussion is focused on the issues that arose during that initial stay. The session doesn’t stop at the first visit; it also covers the three subsequent stays that followed the original one. By the episode’s close, the B&Bers have recorded their discontent across all four stays, laying everything out on the table and providing a clear record of their collective dissatisfaction.