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So someone pays me for me to cook for them? Sounds strange, why not get takeout or to a smaller restaurant if it's too pricey and want to eat out?
by brackin 16y ago
So someone pays me for me to cook for them? Sounds strange, why not get takeout or to a smaller restaurant if it's too pricey and want to eat out?
- emilepetrone 16y agoThat is right. I don't think it will be for everyone. Instead of going to a restaurant, I would rather meet new friends & try real local food. But thats just me, and I am a hardcore foodie..
- aridiculous 16y agoWhy would you choose to use airBnb when there are small hotels and motels? The answer is two-fold: 1) Cost. People cooking food and hosting guests don't have the same running costs as a restaurant. It may just be a bit of side-income or maybe they're breaking even and doing it out of passion. 2) The experience and locality is different than hotels and motels. I could see this being big in young, hip areas like SF (Mission, Haight Asbury) and Brooklyn.
- brackin 16y agoBecause I can have a decent meal for a similar price to paying someone. Airbnb you get a nicer place to stay for a far lower price. I mean not saying this is a terrible idea just saying it doesn't work for me.
- aridiculous 16y agoFair enough.