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> "if people can only afford a $1/night hotel room" Yes, they exist. They are called poor people. As it is, the business model seems partially based on there
by subroutine 7y ago
> "if people can only afford a $1/night hotel room"
Yes, they exist. They are called poor people.
As it is, the business model seems partially based on there being (1) a group of men on the internet who want to voyeur hotel rooms, and (2) working class women who reluctantly consent to their hotel room being live-streamed for a discounted rate. If it's not textbook, it certainly has some of the symptoms of exploitation.
- JDiculous 7y agoIt's a hotel room, not a permanent residence. The responsibility for providing affordable housing doesn't rest on the owner of a small guesthouse. Also this is Japan, not a city like San Francisco with a homeless epidemic and tents on the sidewalks. > (1) a group of men on the internet who want to voyeur hotel rooms, and (2) working class women who reluctantly consent to their hotel room being live-streamed for a discounted rate. Uh...what? Have you looked at the videos on their Youtube channel? You're really stretching to find a reason to be outraged here.