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Is it real? I never saw one doing that. If its real then I know why. Rooms in Hong Kong are like matchbox size and smelly. McD is a better place to sleep I gues
by anandaverma18 8y ago
Is it real? I never saw one doing that. If its real then I know why. Rooms in Hong Kong are like matchbox size and smelly. McD is a better place to sleep I guess.
- ksec 8y agoOf Coz it is and has been for years. I once did for a few weeks.
- carlospwk 8y agoCan you tell me more about it? I’m curious to as why McD let’s you sleep in the restaurant, here they would just kick you out.
- ksec 8y agoThese McDonald opens 24 hours, so it is not like they are sleeping inside while the store are closed. Most of these people comes in very late, after 22:00 or even later at 24:00. They watch some video on their phones for an hour or so before sitting there falling to sleep. Since most of the overnight business are take away, so seats are rarely needed by customers. In Income / Big Mac price model, McDonald in HK are one of the cheapest if not the cheapest in the world. However they do kick you out if you smells bad, i.e causing disturbance to other customers. I wish I could do something to help Hong Kong, but like most people here, we felt pretty much powerless.
- mulderc 8y agoVery real, There was a McD across the street from my hotel in Mong Kok (actually Tai Kok Tsui but hotel claimed it was Mong Kok). Often saw people spending the night in the McD, mostly older women. Rooms can be very small in HK but I rarely found them smelly but they can get pricy.
- puranjay 8y agoThe article talks about a lawyer with a 292 sq ft apartment that cost $760k 292 sq ft!
- Zitrax 8y ago≈ 27 ㎡ @ €657k