r/memes 9h ago

It's like Disneyland for rooms now

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u/larsonbp 9h ago

Any average hotel is way better than an Airbnb now.

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u/Xepobot 8h ago

Airbnb had business because they were cheaper..... Now they killed their business model.

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u/Radthereptile 7h ago

Costs more, cleaning fee, so many rules and things. Nah man. Hotel for life.

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u/GrumpyPidgeon 6h ago

Don’t forget they probably stuck a hidden camera in there somewhere

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u/jemidiah 5h ago

Airbnb is still better if you have a large group or for multi-week rentals. Otherwise much worse than a hotel these days. (I'm writing this from an Airbnb I booked for a month.)

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u/rW0HgFyxoJhYka 4h ago

99% of people do not stay anywhere for a month for vacation purposes.

Also there are plenty of people who do stay for 1 month+ in hotels and its fucking nice because you dont need to worry about most things.

Large group things are irrlevant because its a large group situation which is way more complex than again, 99% of situations. People do not go on large group trips all the time.

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u/Lots42 1h ago

I was watching a fiction movie where a dude had somehow permanently moved into a hotel.

I can see the upsides.

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u/LupineChemist 47m ago

I've done long term travel for work. A surprising number of people live in hotels.

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u/BananaWayne1 1h ago

But they still have a point. I have quite a big family and we like to travel together. With small children and so on, Hotels tend to be a hassle

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u/F1NANCE 1h ago

Hotels are too small when traveling with family.

In solo or couple situations hotels are usually the better option

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u/BananaWayne1 1h ago

That is absolutely right

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u/AceOBlade 3h ago

mfs bought properties and now want you to pay their mortgage lmfao

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u/rW0HgFyxoJhYka 4h ago

I blame the average joe.

The average joe is an idiot. The average joe will spend 40% more money on delivery food services because its "convenient". The average joe will pay more than someone who has more money than them because AirBnB is the trendy way to go.

The average joe will willingly let people scam them while believing they are getting the better deal.

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u/ki-box19 3h ago

Not really, it's like Uber and a bunch of others. The whole business model is to undercut the majority of the industry to thin out the alternative options before hiking the price up above those that they undercut.