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briliance from a cow orker
Jul. 11th, 2011 01:58 pmI had LGBT lunch today with my co-workers Boy A (he of Pride fame) and Girl A. Girl A had a splendid idea: a weekend crash pad on Capitol Hill for east siders who want to party.
Now, how would we make this work from both the landlord's and partiers' perspective? As for us partiers, it would take a group of us to afford it. Then you'd have to either timeshare or work out some good rules for sleeping in the same space at the same time. Girl A suggested a sock on the doorknob to notify roommates of activities other than sleeping. Oddly, none of us suggested a no-sex policy.
And if you're the landlord, what do you do with the space when it isn't occupied by east siders sleeping it off? I suppose it would have to be a work space of some kind. So how do you make a space both an office and a crash pad? Murphy beds? Futon couches?
This is a business opportunity for somebody. I wonder if it's even legal.
Now, how would we make this work from both the landlord's and partiers' perspective? As for us partiers, it would take a group of us to afford it. Then you'd have to either timeshare or work out some good rules for sleeping in the same space at the same time. Girl A suggested a sock on the doorknob to notify roommates of activities other than sleeping. Oddly, none of us suggested a no-sex policy.
And if you're the landlord, what do you do with the space when it isn't occupied by east siders sleeping it off? I suppose it would have to be a work space of some kind. So how do you make a space both an office and a crash pad? Murphy beds? Futon couches?
This is a business opportunity for somebody. I wonder if it's even legal.
