I suppose white collar workers who don’t rent out on airbnb don’t see any of that revenue. You could make an argument that they benefit indirectly when their lo

I suppose white collar workers who don’t rent out on airbnb don’t see any of that revenue. You could make an argument that they benefit indirectly when their local economy gets a boost and you’d probably be right. But most people will look at the misery of temporary overcrowding, look at their bank account and think “no, I don’t want this” without considering second order effects.