Airbnb host thinks something ‘feels’ then checks the guest book star-news.press/wp

The Airbnb owner shared a footage of Sams who work on the passage of the property after guests are unsubscribed, as she discovered something is not quite fine.

Laura Jimenez, from Washington, said Newsweek: “I knew something turned off because the property intact, which is very strange for what is the stay of 3 people.”

The 49-year-old announced the video on his own ticktach account, @irbnbgirlAuru, with text covering “Why did the guest book of the airbnb make me emotional.”

“Something about this checkout feels,” she said in clips. The kitchen was intact, the refrigerator is empty, and the living room is flawless. Most towels remained perfectly valid, most of the bedrooms seem unused.

“It’s weird for three people,” Jimenez said, confused. Deeper inspection revealed only one bed asleep, and the minimum signs of use throughout the house.

Then, just as she was coming out, she found out why she read from the guest book.

In videowho caught more than 890,000 views, because the last moth said, she said, “The guest explained that her friends got sick and could not attend their girlfriend’s weekend. So she stayed up.”

“I felt very sad when I read the sweet note of the guest in the guestbook. Heartbreaking. But I’m glad she enjoyed her stay,” Jimenez said Newsweek.

The emotional turn caused a wave of answers in the comments. “Ah. How sad is”, he wrote one viewer. While the second commentator said that the state of the house was not unusual at all: “I always leave Airbnb remains flawless.”

“I like to share a scene behind the hosts to inspire others to continue this type of investment,” Jimenez explained that he said that he was satisfied with the response to the missile.

“Tiktok users were great. They really feel the heart. I wanted to be certainly anonymously to the guest to share the story and the tictional users were very opened,” Jimenez said.

Airbnb is one of the most popular passenger options around the world, and is in revenues of $ 11.1 billion, while the same year’s Airbnb reported over 492 million books and experiences, citing the US Securities and Exchange Commissions.

An unusual experience of the AirBNB may have left Jimenez confused, but the unusual experience was not negatively, unlike December last year when 41-year Vincent Villegas rented guests and nightmares.

Villegas arrived in his property to find that small furniture from the house moved to the garage, and some cases have been completely missing. Many walls, doors and mirrors seemed to have been smeared over them, the thermostat was changed to 50 degrees, and the back door was left open.

Fortunately for nightmares, there are also good. 2024. One woman returned to his property after renting for 21. birthday to find that it was not only perfectly neatly, but the guests went above and out of color coding.

“After they checked out, I was so happy to see how pure house was,” the host said Newsweek. “And then I noticed the books. I thought of myself,” he had to take them for a while! “It was such a thoughtful and unexpected surprise.”

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