Have you seen the millions that live in worse conditions (in the US alone), despite empty housing dwarfing those numbers? Just saying: yes, this is bullshit, but I help shake the feeling that this is what comes from showing corporate America that we, as a people, don't give enough fucks for the latter, so they can more easily get away with this... for even more profit.

In essence, it's symptomatic of the whole "As long as it's not me" mentality.

They'll keep getting worse, so long as we never raze Wall Street to the ground as we should.

Don't worry though, this country could legalize and mandate productivity shock collars on everyone with less than a million in net worth, and we wouldn't do shit. We're every bit as complacent, flaccid, feckless, cowardly, and subservient as our owners believe us to be. Their propaganda infecting everything from education to media for decades has seen to that. We trust the invisible hand of the free market round here, boy I tell you what.

We don't want to disturb the quarterly earnings of our glorious job creators or our beloved economy🌈, after all. They'll start pissing prosperity on us any day now! ZAP so this is freedom...

I mean, that's a ridiculous amount of space compared to when I was out to sea with the Navy...

It sounds like it's filled with short term renters trying to get startups going. They need a place to shower and sleep while going to a lot of meetings in SF.

I don't see an issue with that.

Now, if people were signing up to live there for a year at a time while working a full time job...

Yeah. That's dystopian as fuck

This seems slightly more private than dorm room or bunk conditions, and we are ok having people live in those kinds of conditions.

It also seems better than being homeless.

I'm shocked that the enhanced profitability for realestate "investors" doesn't make you feel good about this!

/s