> I think most people were pleasantly surprised by how the "get into a stranger's car" and "go stay with a stranger for a few days" models worked out for AirBNB

> I think most people were pleasantly surprised by how the "get into a stranger's car" and "go stay with a stranger for a few days" models worked out for AirBNB and Uber. Most Americans for the former, maybe. "Get into a stranger's car" is literally an everyday routine in other places in the world, and has been for a long time.