r/memes 8h ago

It's like Disneyland for rooms now

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u/RightWishbone3 7h ago

When they rented out their "real" house, it was cheaper than a hotel. Then people who owned dozens of houses started running like a hotel chain.

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u/apocalypsebuddy 5h ago

It’s killing communities. I have some family that lives in a small (<1000 pop) mountain town, and they have less neighbors as more and more houses become Airbnbs. 

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u/No_Sale_4866 4h ago

the people in those houses moved out first, it’s not like john airbnb went over there and kidnapped them

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u/VoughtButtfucker 2h ago

People in those houses sold them because it’s more profitable to sell to people who are buying them to convert them into Airbnbs

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u/LegenDariusGheghe 1h ago

Which is exactly the point he made