agreed, but on AirBnB, AirBnB was huge because it was cheaper than a hotel, they could ignore zoning laws, and it was meant to be for more personal & honest experiences. it's now far more expensive than a hotel, governments are restricting AirBnB subletting after complaints now, and the experiences are far more sterile with scams more common.

the complaints from the peanut gallery was always "this will work until it doesn't anymore", just like Uber, and that's exactly what's happening, it's crashing down now.