Hotels Vs Airbnbs

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[@Sailorluna96]

"i'm already paying $300 for a cleaning fee, and guess who's the cleaner? ME!!" LITERALLY TRUER WORDS HAVE NOT BEEN SPOKEN

[@jeakin8892]

“Pick up their kid from school?!” 😂😂😂

[@PraiseofMercy]

"They pay 'em 7 dollars an hour to clean up our feces." Trey, I doubt you'll ever read this comment, but THANK YOU for highlighting the injustice dealt to housekeepers/cleaning staff. Millions of underpaid people clean up after all our body fluids in hotels and other public areas, and hardly anyone even thinks to leave them a tip or at least say thank you.

[@StephanieBogart]

Edit: welp I got part of this wrong. See my comment reply. Still better though. You’ll be happy to know AirBNB will no longer be allowing ridiculous cleaning fees along with making you clean. They will require locking up and turning out the lights and removing trash.

[@meganpender]

"I need Thanos to tuck me in" I lost it 🤣

[@noahlilly9083]

My wife and I stayed in a hotel last night, and we're staying in an Airbnb tonight - all of this is so accurate

[@ForeverFashionGirl21]

Whatever you do - don’t stay in an Airbnb with only a private room but not the whole house- weird AF - you need to talk about that - totally different experience and honestly I’ve come to the point where in some towns it’s cheaper and nicer to stay in a three star hotel over an Airbnb

[@clairegordon8475]

I had two door to door politicians come to our door at the last airbnb we stayed at. The first one the door was open from us unpacking and the overly friendly guy basically came in. I had a portable breast pump going under my shirt. Never leave the door open during election season!

[@-living4jesus4ever-]

BEST COMEDIAN ON KZbin!!! Trey soooo “gets it.” He just nails the humor in such an intuitive, understanding way that’s beyond words. Clean and wholesome. Funny, relatable, and incredibly creative. The world appreciates your joy and humor for life! Thank you! Your little one on the way is going to have a blast! 🎉

[@davec5312]

I have an airbnb and always thought the laundry list of check out chores was ridiculous, I had none of these for our guests. The only rule was no smoking or pets. We even had special instructions telling them to not worry about any chores (this is something they're paying us for and who wants to worry about that moments before they have to get on a flight home). Yet, somehow they would still take out the trash and make the bed, which I would need to undo anyways to wash it. My cleaning fee was $25 but it was reasonable compared to our comps.

[@Creptik_]

“no gracias!”

[@Arone1418]

How did you find literally the most stereotypical airbnb to film this in?! Love it.

[@susaninman2262]

This made me laugh out loud! “Who designed this, Bindi Irwin ?”

[@khalilahd.]

“Hahahaaaaaa how clean is that?? Dark colors is never a great sign” 😂😂

[@rebeccacampbell585]

I've never yet stayed in an air bnb because when it doubles the price before checkout with the fees, I always get angry and cancel the whole thing.

[@tsrocks2029]

After a bad air bnb I don’t think I’ll ever use them again. At least at a hotel there’s staff there to help with any issues you have , plus they’ll come and clean everyday. I think air bnb’s were cool when they were cheaper than hotels, but now they’re so expensive . I had one where it did not look like the pictures at all, was in a super creepy building, nothing worked right, they were late having it ready, and the AC was broken. Went to a hotel instead and it was fantastic

[@ruguoserliegise2716]

“Pick up their kids from school” 💀

[@YP2016]

The frustration trying to get into the AirBnB is so accurate lol

[@kaylawayla9]

“NO GRACIAS” I’m weak

[@godiswithyou.5358]

My first experience w Airbnb was interesting. The place was super cute and clean. But at 1 am, I was jolted out of my sleep to Steve Harvey screaming “happy new year”. The host was in the lowest part of the house watching tv as loud as possible. Did not know they would be there.