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VIDEO: Inside the tiny ‘pods’ millennials are paying $40 a night to live in

The tiny "pods" millennials have been living in for $40 a night are a mix between a hotel, a hostel, and an Airbnb, according to Tech Insider.
The tiny "pods" millennials have been living in for $40 a night are a mix between a hotel, a hostel, and an Airbnb, according to Tech Insider.
Jan 11, 2017

A membership-based, co-living company called Podshare is attracting millennials with its tiny living spaces for just $40 a night.

The "pods," which Business Insider describes as "a mix between a hotel, hostel, and an Airbnb," offers guests their own bunk with a TV, outlets, locker and more.

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There’s a community fridge, food, workspaces, bathrooms and more for guests to share.

Watch the video below by Business Insider to take a look inside Podshare's living spaces, which you can find at its two Los Angeles locations:

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