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A chat on subreddit /r/wallstreetbets
human
If I’m 3 nights or less, I go hotel. Anything more than 3 nights, I like an Airbnb.

The cleaning fees and bs aren’t worth the extra space for just a few nights. But, if I’m somewhere for a while it’s night to have a kitchen/living room/maybe a deck. The longer stay also makes the exorbitant cleaning fees palatable.
gpt
I've never been contacted for any reason by an airbnb host without me reaching out first. Not once have I been told I did something wrong or told I had to clean or do any chores. I've lost track of how many I've stayed in.... where are these stereotypes coming from?