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Weird to blame the renter for being cheap on a litany of health, privacy, and labor related crimes at the behest of a wannabe landlord
Sure.
The thing is the same principle applies in any market. If you want to buy a car, and buy the cheapest you can find, its not going to be a good experience.
I don’t believe Toyota is selling Corollas with mold sewn between the seat cushions. But sure, keep blaming the poors.
Ooh, sick burn. Amazing.
If you buy the cheapest corolla you can find, it will have all sorts of things in the cushion seams.
You have to try pretty hard to find mould in an airbnb listing. People will mention that kind of thing in reviews.
If you choose the cheapest airbnb, or the cheapest hotel, it's going to be gross.
I dunno... I've never had an issue with my Hyundai, and was never told I had to keep it clean, while being charged a cleaning fee each month...
Sure, but you understand the absurdity of buying the cheapest car and then complaining about it.
I do not see the absurdity of buying a cheap car, and complaining about having to pay a monthly cleaning fee on the car...
Sure, but you understand the absurdity of buying the cheapest anything with no cleaning fee, and then complaining about it.