Yeah, I hope they can find some middle ground; there's a definite need for AirBnB. I remember back when I worked at a Motel 6 and all the hotels in the area wou

Yeah, I hope they can find some middle ground; there's a definite need for AirBnB. I remember back when I worked at a Motel 6 and all the hotels in the area would sell out on weekends when there was a popular event. The hotels were also able to charge "surge" pricing so to speak, and some people had no choice but to pay the huge costs. AirBnB could have handled the overflow. So maybe some regulations could allow for special events. I think that was original use case, anyway.