Re:Open Letter to the Airbnb Community About Building a 21st...
by baby on Saturday January 27, 2018 @06:42AM
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> One that you have apparently bought right into
Well I'm glad I did then, because I truly feel at home when I stay in an Airbnb, and I don't feel at home when I'm staying in a hotel.
Of course living in a city is about more than just having a home, but it gives you that feeling, for a bit.
> "I travel a lot" adds no weight at all
Of course it adds weight. I have the actual experience of living in different cities (and different continents) and I've been staying at airbnbs and hotels enough to understand the difference. Now again, these are just my personal anecdotal experiences, but saying that it is absurd is absurd. You can't objectively think that living in someone's "home" is not more homely that staying in a hotel.
Well I'm glad I did then, because I truly feel at home when I stay in an Airbnb, and I don't feel at home when I'm staying in a hotel.
Of course living in a city is about more than just having a home, but it gives you that feeling, for a bit.
> "I travel a lot" adds no weight at all
Of course it adds weight. I have the actual experience of living in different cities (and different continents) and I've been staying at airbnbs and hotels enough to understand the difference. Now again, these are just my personal anecdotal experiences, but saying that it is absurd is absurd. You can't objectively think that living in someone's "home" is not more homely that staying in a hotel.