Wait, I'm confused. Airbnb is part of the "sharing" economy, right? So mostly people renting out their home whilst briefly away.
And they don't have a drying rack? Something doesn't fit.
And they don't have a drying rack? Something doesn't fit.
Forget about drying racks. Many listings don't have a trash bin or toilet paper or soap or a knife suitable for chopping vegetables or a cutting board or pans that aren't half-rusted mangled garbage or blankets. Many listings are for private rooms but don't tell you that the "private" room is in a crumbling 10 bedroom house occupied entirely by other transient AirBnB guests and that there are no locks on any of the doors.
Let's tax these parasites, get them out of residential areas.
What is Airbnb providing? Their premium "service" is their previously claimed bare-minimum if you exclude the slumlord part.
Tech innovation? Pah.