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Are we not past the immaturity of having to post the fact someone trashed a house, but OMG it was on Airbnb? Continuing this level of immaturity, it seems to m
by aaron695 12y ago
Are we not past the immaturity of having to post the fact someone trashed a house, but OMG it was on Airbnb?
Continuing this level of immaturity, it seems to mostly be just mess that a simple mop and bucket could fix.
But I guess to the immature having to clean for a few hours is a news worthy horror.
Yes a couch or three might be total write offs for the immature, where as a good steam clean from the non lazy might fix some of them, but Airbnb will replace them anyway.
The 'what's wrong with people' should really be directed to the people who watch these style of stories.
- Retric 12y agoI don't think the homeowner is going to be stuck with the bill. But, that kind of dammage can easily end up with some prison time. It depends on the house, but doing $50,000 to $75,000 worth of damage to a 'normal' house without fire or flooding takes some effort and is a little more than just a few couches. Sure, you could also do that much dammage by chipping the wrong cup, but and assuming a normal house I suspect the party was actively trying to trash the place.
- hvs 12y agoYou keep using that word, I do not think it means what you think it means.
- jamiesonbecker 12y agoIt might be a bit ironic that you focus on the immaturity of the host and/or journalist.
- beedogs 12y agoThe blind defense of this horrible company on HN continues to astound me.
- grayclhn 12y agoI think you'll find that, once other services exist that can trash your house, we'll complain about them too.