I've been wondering quite a lot about that while nomading, but I think essentially the numbers don't add up while massively increasing operational overhead. It

I've been wondering quite a lot about that while nomading, but I think essentially the numbers don't add up while massively increasing operational overhead. It's too big of a risk at the moment, which is why these quotes from him keep coming - I think he's trying to create the demand side because it's not big enough yet, but if it becomes "the norm" they can capitalize on it. I do think they missed an opportunity during covid to move it towards "the norm" by testing a subsidized "airbnb for work" but who knows.