Liveline Thread 17/06/2015 to date

Atlantic Dawn · 27-07-2015 02:27PM

This woman on the line moaning about Airbnb needs to go back to the 1950's, the internet is here to stay.

snubbleste · 27-07-2015 02:28PM

oooooh "that's not really what I'm on discussing"

Roger_007 · 27-07-2015 02:28PM

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

I would think the days of estate agents are numbered too, makes no sense to have them at all in the modern age.

Estate agents?

Mike Guide 69 · 27-07-2015 02:28PM

Her hygiene is investigated, "are you well scrubbed missus......." ????

signostic · 27-07-2015 02:28PM

unapproved sector??

Roger_007 · 27-07-2015 02:29PM

somesoldiers wrote: »

I like Four in a Bed- great show

who cooks your breakfast in AirBnb?

Michael O'Leary?

Del.Monte · 27-07-2015 02:29PM

And this has what do with the issue? :rolleyes:

snubbleste · 27-07-2015 02:30PM

"Lookit, right"

Atlantic Dawn · 27-07-2015 02:30PM

Roger_007 wrote: »

Estate agents?

Yes those people who show you around a house your thinking about buying, kind of reminds me of travel agents in the 1980's, you went in they showed you a magazine and you bought a holiday.

somesoldiers · 27-07-2015 02:30PM

Roger_007 wrote: »

Estate agents?

only 1.5% to put your house up on line ( to stay near the top of searches is extra) with expert photos ( oh no they are extra) and a sign outside your house (oh no that is extra also)

Atlantic Dawn · 27-07-2015 02:31PM

Her experience was she bought at a price she was happy at but then spotted a better price that would have made her happier.

eviltwin · 27-07-2015 02:31PM

Some people do just want a bed. I'd rather stay in a house with all the mod cons than a hotel room.

2smiggy · 27-07-2015 02:31PM

my friend stayed in one with his girlfriend in Dublin for the ACDC concert. Said they got breakfast and all. Had a good experience. A greasy fry is hardly part of our 'culture' ??

Flukey · 27-07-2015 02:32PM

In Suzanne's case it sounds like Airhead BnB.

Atlantic Dawn · 27-07-2015 02:32PM

Next caller a man who bought a can of coke for €1 in the village shop but could have bought it for 50cent in Tesco next door.

signostic · 27-07-2015 02:33PM

she found a "lewpole"

Roger_007 · 27-07-2015 02:33PM

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Her experience was she bought at a price she was happy at but then spotted a better price that would have made her happier.

Just like the people on variable rate mortgages who would be happier if they had taken out trackers!

Mike Guide 69 · 27-07-2015 02:34PM

Jaysus i say yer one Ann, drives a hard bargain for a bed in her place, by the sounds of her....

Atlantic Dawn · 27-07-2015 02:34PM

Roger_007 wrote: »

Just like the people on variable rate mortgages who would be happier if they had taken out trackers!

But they didn't know what a tracker mortgage was

snubbleste · 27-07-2015 02:34PM

Commercial break: RTÉ licence fee
yeah that's it, one ad

Flukey · 27-07-2015 02:35PM

Roger_007 wrote: »

Just like the people on variable rate mortgages who would be happier if they had taken out trackers!

If they knew what a tracker mortgage was.

woejus · 27-07-2015 02:35PM

did he just say his ordeal was fine?

Flukey · 27-07-2015 02:36PM

snubbleste wrote: »

Commercial break: RTÉ licence fee
yeah that's it, one ad

Joe's holiday pay.

Atlantic Dawn · 27-07-2015 02:36PM

What of the people selling sticks for Croagh Patrick, would people please think of their business. Love this, you can buy a stick for €3 or rent it for €1.50

woejus · 27-07-2015 02:37PM

that guy has a mighty fággot alright

Flukey · 27-07-2015 02:38PM

Fermanagh folk can climb Croagh Patrick as much as they want and pray as much as they want, but they'll still be hammered by the Dubs next Sunday.:)

Roger_007 · 27-07-2015 02:38PM

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

What of the people selling sticks for Croagh Patrick, would people please think of their business. Love this, you can buy a stick for €3 or rent it for €1.50

How would they know if you didn't return your rented stick?

Fujitsu10 · 27-07-2015 02:39PM

Roger_007 wrote: »

How would they know if you didn't return your rented stick?

They take a €3 deposit............:D

PauloMN · 27-07-2015 02:40PM

Roger_007 wrote: »

How would they know if you didn't return your rented stick?

€20 stick deposit.

(That's a joke, I don't know.... wondered same actually!)

Mike Guide 69 · 27-07-2015 02:41PM

Bin lorry waiting to take him away there in the backround!!!

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