Comments on: Airbnb Host Says There is a “Washer”

By: Sara

Sara — Mon, 09 Dec 2019 16:05:30 +0000

TMI.

Did you ever register your Tinder date as a guest?

Unregistered guests are a liability…and so are many registered ones.

By: Voice of Reason

Voice of Reason — Sat, 07 Dec 2019 14:18:50 +0000

“Compared to my previous stay at residences that cost a few more dollars per night, this condo unit offered half the value. The building was so-so, the studio and bathroom was half the size and the balcony was less than a quarter in comparison. That previous place also had a washer in the unit. The interior of this condo was alright, nothing to talk about to folks at home. At least the wifi was better than most places”.

You sound like the guest from hell.
You’re paying $28 a night and complain about the value.

“Here’s the reason I asked for a washer and dryer and was willing to pay extra: I had met a handsome young man online who lived in Bacolod while I was staying in Iloilo. He was a sweet, charming, and wanted to become intimate. We met in person and found each other attractive. I invited him over to my place and intended to list him as one of my registered guests. We had an awesome time as you would expect of mutually infatuated adults who scored big”.

If your reason for traveling there was to hook up with someone, next time you might want to spend a few more dollars.

By: Geoffrey

Geoffrey — Fri, 06 Dec 2019 22:30:59 +0000

” I assumed that she meant a laundromat, so I decided to book for a week.” You assumed. When you assume, it makes an ass of u and me and now you’re trying to blame the hostess for your assuming incorrectly. You should have clarified it with her if “laundry shop” was the same as a laundromat.
In any event, why couldn’t you’ve just asked the hostess for another set of bed linen while your dirty linen was in the wash?