By John McNellis In the immortal words of Holden Caulfield, it’s time to cut the crap. Despite its airy prose, Airbnb is not about “belonging anywhere.” It is not about hipsters having someone crash on their couch for beer money or granny letting out her sewing room to traveling nuns. No. Airbnb and its imitators are […]
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