Re:People who can’t afford Teslas are using car-sharing netw...
by tamana on Tuesday September 27, 2016 @10:36AM
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At what point of sharing does something become unworthy of respect? Is a married couple's property unworthy? A family's? A group of roommates?
Re:People who can’t afford Teslas are using car-sharing netw...
by lmm on Tuesday September 27, 2016 @10:56AM
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I'd suggest: at the point where you start paying for the "sharing" in money.
Re:People who can’t afford Teslas are using car-sharing netw...
by tdb7893 on Tuesday September 27, 2016 @03:49PM
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I have much more respect for something that an actual person owns. If it's some mom and pop bed and breakfast I respect it a lot more than if it is some hotel.
EDIT: After thinking some more it is all boils down to how much the owner cares about it. For example I really care a lot about my car but the rental comapany doesn't really care much about any specific car that they own.
Re:People who can’t afford Teslas are using car-sharing netw...
by hx87 on Tuesday September 27, 2016 @12:03PM
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When's it's owned by a publicly traded company.
Re:People who can’t afford Teslas are using car-sharing netw...
by Hydraulix989 on Tuesday September 27, 2016 @01:11PM
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I guess I should clarify: I put in extra effort to treat them nicer than baseline.
Re:People who can’t afford Teslas are using car-sharing netw...
by eeeeeeeeeeeee on Thursday September 29, 2016 @12:27PM
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I'm the same way. Granted, I am not a jerk about taking care of my hotel room either, but I definitely think about it differently.
I just know a mistake I make in an Airbnb might mean breaking someones things that have sentimental/personal value whereas a corporate-owned hotel obviously doesn't have that at all.
I guess I'm in the minority.
Lesson learned.