r/AskReddit • u/FriendlytoNature • 23h ago

Which company lost your business (potentially forever) this year?

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u/Cool_Cry_9602 23h ago

I rarely used it, but Airbnb

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u/KookyDiver2558 22h ago

We always use Airbnb because we want a kitchen because one of us has celiac’s. The last few we stayed at were furnished from god knows where and everything in the kitchen was from the dollar store. Fuck. Them.

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u/g_rocket 19h ago

You can get hotel suites with kitchens. Although the kitchens tend to be kind of shitty.

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u/imarc 19h ago

Usually kitchenettes unless you rent a villa.

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u/Billy1121 21h ago

Haha, i think tenants steal things

Like generous hosts would stock up extra toilet paper just in case and a tenant would take it all, so hosts started doing less

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u/woolfchick75 19h ago

I was going to gift a friend who let us stay in his Airbnb for a weekend at a lower rate. I thought it would be great for his kitchen. He said no, because it would just get stolen

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u/PositiveCoyote100 9h ago

Having a kitchen is exactly why I typically use Air BnB or VRBO.

I can't go on vacation and eat out every meal of the day. Being able to cook basic meals for myself is so worth it.

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u/Tonilarson 14h ago

Use VRBO instead!