AirBnB Host Blows Up Guest's Personal Life
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- Опубліковано 13 кві 2024
- Mississippi resident Shawn Mackey wrote a bad review on the rental before the host revealed camera footage of him with a woman who was not his wife. Ana Kasparian and John Iadarola discuss on The Young Turks. Your Support is Crucial to the Show: tyt.com/team
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"When a dissatisfied Airbnb guest posted a less-than-glowing review of his stay, he had no idea he was about to set his marriage ablaze.
Mississippi resident Shawn Mackey rented the four-bed, two-bath home for a weekend with old friends in Memphis, according to an eye-popping lawsuit obtained by The Daily Beast."
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lol the host didn’t ruin his marriage HE destroyed the marriage.
The host didn't ruin the marriage. The married person did by cheating
100%!
Host was WRONG though.
I'd much rather pay for a room with this host than rent a room out to this db of a customer.
They were swingers.
The host is religious and discriminates against swingers.
@@thedevilsadvocate5210 The host had rules set in place. The short-term renter wasn't following the rules and was called out for it, then left a bad review.
There was no discrimination going on there, just a bad renter with a bad attitude.
No local guests is because there was a widely known issue of people renting Air bnb's for party's because people didn't want their own house to get trashed.
People who own enough property to rent entire homes out to the public should invest in clean-up crews IMO. It is obvious they have money somewhere to afford 2-3 homes.
@@herbtapp3031 they have the ability to get mortgages on multiple homes. They're not buying them outright for the most part. They shouldn't have to worry about getting their property wrecked.
@@Saru5000 A cleaning crew is not wrecking your property. They are called maids.
I don’t care. You’re not going to run a business here without allowing locals to stay. We don’t have to share our island with them to do business. And take advantage of our home.
It’s the air bnb host’s property. That host can have as many rules as he or she wants. If a person doesn’t want to follow the rules, then don’t rent that place.
Agreed but don't change the rules later after someone agrees and is staying there.
Yes ma’am no vaping! That stuff hurts my chest just walking in a room where that stuff is all over the walls. Have you read the ingredients? You damn right, NO VAPING!
No vaping is a perfectly fine rule to have. Excessive vaping can wreak havoc on HVAC systems and any electronics that have cooling systems that rely on a fan. That exhaled vapor has to go somewhere, it doesn't just disappear. It will get sucked into any and everything that has suction, such as air returns, ceiling fan blades, laptop computers, etc. That vapor eventually reconstitutes into a sticky gluelike substance that ruins anything it gets inside of.
Inside the house, of course. Outside is another story, and so is smoking for outside. This story doesn’t elaborate on that
300 $ for giving her a bad review - doubt that can stand up in court 😂
This female host is pretty toxic in her opinions.
Pimping 101: Use the Motel 6 or Motel 8 they cameras always broke. LOL!
I think that is intentional.
Even some motels have wised up and are now taking payments in advance in case there's damage. They check the room before you leave, if everything is good, you get that payment back. It was $120 for me just in case of damages
That’s like robbing a bank and blaming the witnesses for your prison sentence.
You can't smoke or vap in hotels I've been in. It is a free market place, all parties have the right to do business with each other or not.
I rent airbnb. And I only rent non smoking houses non vaping houses. So I’m happy when people before me have not smoked in the house. If a person doesn’t like the up front rules don’t rent it. Rent something that is more a good fit.
I don't do airBnB for that reason. Nobody's gonna tell me some of those hosts don't have secret cameras inside bathrooms and bedrooms...diddy
Oh.........they do
HOST WAS 100% WRONG TO SEND A PHOTO TO A NONREGISTERED GUEST. Other than that, the booking guest was in the wrong. The female presenter understands nothing about Airbnb and didn't care enough to educate herself because she's already biased. Airbnb house rules are available before check-in. If guest didn't agree with rules, he could have cancelled. You don't make an agreement with someone, accept the goods/service and then say "oops, changed my mind, I got what I wanted but NOW I've decided I don't like your rules after all, so I'm not paying." How would this lady like it if someone was supposed to pay her for something who had all the facts and conditions in advance, and then once they got what they wanted, said "F*** your rules, I don't agree so I'm not paying"? And FYI: hosts stop allowing locals after some visited, scoped out the place and came back to rob it; and they do not trust guests after they've had people lie in reviews for revenge, break and/or steal things in the unit, stain linens with nail polish and hair dye, blow up microwaves by putting metal in them and so much more craziness that you couldn't even begin to imagine! ALSO internal cameras are illegal. If anyone commits a crime against you, report it, not cry foul against the platform that brought you together. Airbnb isn't the largest hosting platform in the world because the majority of hosts are criminals.
you do know the host said 12 people then the guest gave all the names and then the host changed their minds and said no you can only have 8 people now. Noise complaint lol how do we know they could of just SAID I got a text/call from my neighbor who knows if that happened.
If you don't want to follow the rules, don't rent the property.
if the rules change after the person has paid and accepted the "tenancy" then, no.
It's unacceptable for the host to think they can change from 12:00 to 8 people after accepting the person's money. absolutely ridiculous and indefensible.
@@nickloss2377 if the rules change and you have issues, you can cancel. There is usually a window for cancelations.
I'm going to be _that_ guy. 65% of the population in Memphis is black and it has a very high poverty rate. That's what is meant by people from the "local area".
It’s more for stopping house parties, but I’m guessing anyone can find a way to be a victim 🤷🏼♀️
@@jessramirez5721 Just to clarify my position, I'm white. I was, however, raised by a very angry racist (white) father who hated everyone but only had special names for those people who weren't white. My ex-wife lives outside of Memphis and her father and mine would probably have gotten along just great. So when I hear people say things like "people from the local area", it's possible that my own bias is making me hear those same dog whistles that I have heard for most of my life.
He ruined his marriage, nobody else.
The guy renting the house was stupid. Should of just gotten a nice hotel room.
Omg. SOOO Simple. Cheaper too.
a friend is concierge at a condo in downtown Seattle, 250 units total, over 60 of them sit empty most of the time and are rented on weekends for airbnb. This is why there is a shortage of housing.
Exactly. The STR market artificially inflates home values by 15-20%, making it even more difficult to afford a down payment. It needs to be regulated, but doubt it will happen. Going to be a monster bubble that pops when the market collapses tho. Be ready to buy!
when you're cheating on your spouse- YOU ruined your marriage, not the person who snitched on you. And seeking revenge for money owed isn't 'petty'
To be fair, cheating on your wife is what ruined your marriage.
Not the Airbnb host.
Yes! I thought this right away.
Even in hotels they don’t allow huge parties in rooms….. They want to know how many people are in the room, etc.
I get the "no vaping" rule as well. It's his property. If he doesn't want it to stink like various vape flavors, then he doesn't have to.
Follow the rules.
Exactly.
Vaping doesn’t leave any smell. You don’t have to like it, but there’s no way to detect anyone vaped in a house afterwards.
@@GinaCarden You could never convince me that. Some people are more sensitive to the synthetic chemicals used to flavor a vape than others.
Many people who vape leave the packaging and disposable cartridges around (not always in a trash can) to get them busted.
Employers don't allow employees to vape in their businesses. Airlines don't allow people to vape in their planes. Uber & Lyft drivers don't allow people to vape in their vehicles. All with valid reasons.
Regardless, the property belongs to the owner and he gets to make his own rules for it.
Why is she offended by "no vaping?" It tends to leave odors and slime.
EXACTLY! I can smell it the minute someone starts vaping in my house (my adult children used to try and sneak a puff when they thought they could get away with it, but it just makes me mad and I’m all “I’ve told u a million times: DONT DO THAT S#*+ IN MY HOUSE! The greasy, oily smoke clings to any fabric, curtains, rugs, bedding and more. If I ran an AirBNB “No smoking/vaping” would be my #1 rule. It’s just gross.
I agree with everything😅 but can you please explain the slime I’m really confused about that part
Lmao what slime tho?😂
@@MrsCluffRN _The greasy, oily smoke_
It's not smoke.
It doesn't cling to anything. Although, I guess if you're one of the cloud-chasing idiots it might, I guess...
But, generally you might as well get angry about someone boiling their kettle.
Clutch those pearls you drama queen! 🤣
@@ProfNDKai
What you put in them is called juice. It's a very sticky solution that can contain a flavor, scent, varying levels of nicotine, CBDs, THC or Synthetic THC and many unknown chemicals. When vaporized and breathed out it is still sticky but now contains anything the user has in their lungs. Like bacteria, viruses, parasites and mucus. Basically it is taking part of the lung, mouth, nose and mucus biome and adhering it on anything the vapor touches. You know like secondhand cigarette smoke. "defund" just simplified it to " odors and slime".😉
Try cleaning the walls in a room that’s been regularly ‘vaped’ in.
The walls have an oily residue.
My son vaped in his room with the door closed (because I didn’t like the smell of the flavour he liked). When he moved out I cleaned the room but the smell remained. While washing the walls I realized the residue wasn’t coming off. It took commercial restaurant grease cutter to wash the walls! Which meant I also had to wash the ceiling. By that time I gave up. Washed everything and repainted.
So I completely understand ‘no vaping’. Vaping isn’t much different than smoking for leftover remaining odours.
This makes me wonder what sort of residue it leaves in the lungs. Thankfully, the lungs can expel foreign objects/materials up and out through coughing.
@@mysteriousvirgo6552That stuff makes my chest hurt bad and that is the second-hand. I tried to vape to give up smoking and both it and the secondhand makes my chest feel like it is bubbling almost like fizz in soda. HELL NAW!
@@Superlife1369Bronchitis lol. You need your lungs checked. Getting covid have the same effect of soda fizz popping sound in chest/ lungs.
@@Superlife1369 Oh no, I’m glad you stopped smoking both. That sounds like a scary experience. We don’t know what they put in those things.
You can rent my house if you just sit there. No, not there…
YES……. NO VAPING…….
SMART RULE
NO VAPERS ALLOWED …
If you don’t like the rules of the OWNER why stay there. You don’t have problem with hotels rules
whan the rules are constantly changing you're dealing with a psychopath
That is what you get when you are too cheap to rent a hotel room.
😂 he ruined his own marriage but she help speed it up
Fairest comment on this video!
What a spoiled brat. "NO VAPING??!! ". How dare someone who owns property have rules about spewing chemicals and potentially illegal substances all over the place. I stopped watching there. So annoying.
that was a moment it became personal. bias pushed through.
If you cannot agree to the rules. Then don’t rent Airbnb. For every over the top owner there are lots of guests who abuse properties.
I side with the ABB guy, don't be cheating and trashing someones house....."do unto other......."
The guest ruined his own marriage by cheating.
Host also broke privacy laws
Thats a good person but the host did not destroy nobodies marriage it was the guest who destroyed his marriage 😂
this lady needs to get less triggered that there's no vaping dear lord
“No loud parties?… It’s a house!” I’ll bet she’s an awful neighbor.
Right she acts like vaping is allowed everywhere. No hotels will allow you to vape in your room either
Renter: No Vaping...??
Owner: Yes NO VAPING!!
Renter: Why??
Owner: Because it's my house and I can do whatever I want with it! And if you don't like my rules, go find another place!
It still doesn't give you the right to overcharge someone with all those crazy rules. Blackmailing is also a crime.
@@rockstargirl213Airbnb has gotten ridiculous, the owners have to few people to death so Airbnb can get their huge cut, &100 cleaning fee on a one night stay for example
You keep criticizing the home owner for their rules. The renter didn't have to rent from them. If they chose to rent, they agreed to the terms.
He agreed to 12 guest home. It switched to 8. Not his fault.
I think she was just trying to be fair that she was a bit absurd, especially for Memphis.
All those rediculous rules and fines for stupid stuff should have been a major red flag when renting a place. Air b&b is sketchy as hell.
Air does NOT set those Rules!!! Owners do. As a Host, if you Don't like my rules, stay elsewhere. Mine are listed as required & all guests must msg back they have Read & Agree to abide by them. If not, don't book with me! Drug drops, always having the locals over. Jan was my first & last drug runners. Thank Goodness for Outside Video cameras (also Disclosed on listing). When you own the house, you set your Rules. Choose carefully! There are whacko guests & Hosts out there. It's life! Same as a hotel
What is the matter with no vaping? If the owner doesn't want brown M&Ms in her place, and you like brown M&Ms, just find another Air B&B.
They saw the names on the list and was like “oh that’s too black”. I would guess
That sounds about right.
That is why there are so many rules!
Wait? A Person have a space for rent..The person give a list of Rules that Want to be respected..and Price..If you don't agree with the rules...Go somewhere else...come on...What is wrong with that..simple. You don't have any right how people want to do with their private property...Dont rent it, simple, find another place.
I’ve always felt that renting a stranger’s house is creepy. I’m sure most of them are bugged and/or rigged with cameras inside😱
Who's still using airbnb lol
Tons of people?
I don't understand the appeal of staying in an AirBNB anyways.
Amen!
In the U.S. and europe I won't use them. In South east Asia and Japan they are very nice for long stays because it's difficult to find housing that will let you cook without renting.
Never going to rent from Airbnb. I'm not cleaning up. Not taking out the trash. Not interested in Karen telling me what to do. Not to mention, these short-term rentals are killing neighborhoods and skewing the real estate market.
She may have been a dictator of a host but he saw the rules or at least enough to get the idea how strict she is before booking it, so maybe pick a different air bnb..but to sue saying she ruined his marriage is absurd..You cheating is what ruined your marriage.
This female host is painful and irritating. Don’t like the rules, don’t rent the property. Simple.
I think she's just responding to the thought that AirBNB is the easier way to vacation, not dealing with hotels etc. Not this person's rules in particular. Just the way that It actually is more complicated in a lot of case to stay in one.
This has ended any idea of me ever renting a Air BNB
I’m broke so it was never an option but my god, is there any upside to them?? Why not a hotel
@@seppo532 I hear on the average they are cheaper then hotels and they have space groups can go in and get really good deals.
I have never ever considered renting one. When they first started this idea I knew there were gonna be privacy issues with hidden inside cameras and listening devices. I have always thought it was a creepy idea while everyone else thinks its all the rage.
@@seppo532Upside: they can be way cheaper than a motel/hotel.
Nah, the guest ruined the guest’s marriage, he needs to man up and own it.
Yes vaping really... nicotine, in any form, can leave stains and smell. It's not different from smoking cigarettes, it's just smoking ver. 2.0. Spilling the fluid or continuous indoor usage can leave residue, stains in furniture and smell etc.
Airbnb has destroyed the housing situation in Australia. Most of the rental homes in my town have been taken off the market to be hosted instead.
Yikes ! Plus, big corporations are buying up these homes and lands.
If you dont like the rules, don't rent the place.
When you smoke or vape you can't smell it , vaping is 100 times worse than smoking, it smells like your burning paint or chemicals and lasts longer in the room. But its really easy if the property owner say no smoking or vaping and you want to vape or smoke, DON'T STAY THERE, is that hard? Btw you can't smoke or vape in a hotel either unless they have a smoking/vaping room.
If you dont vape and people vape inside give it a few days and it leaves a nasty residue and a funky musty smell. Clearly this news anchor is a vaper and probably is used to a strong must.
And even if 12 guests are allowed in the listing but they charge more per guest so they were skirting the extra expense.
None of that is true. And no, I don't "vape". But I am a chemist. Both propylene glycol and glycerin have relatively low boiling points compared to more traditional pollutants like tobacco tar. When heated in a vape device, they vaporize and, when exhaled, they return to their liquid form at a much quicker rate than the combustion byproducts of traditional cigarettes. Due to their chemical properties, PG and VG readily absorb moisture, which aids in their quick dissipation in the air. However, here might be a psychological component, such as confirmation bias, where individuals who have preconceived negative attitudes towards vaping might be more likely to notice or report a smell. They could also be associating any unfamiliar smell with vaping if they know it occurs in their environment. The persistence and noticeability of vapor smell can also depend on environmental factors such as room size, ventilation, humidity, and the amount of dust present. The must smell is not from the vapor, but from the dust in the air mixed with humidity, while as Some flavor compounds in vape juices might have musty or earthy components that could be perceived as musty. THat doesn't mean they linger or stick around. They dissipate almost immediately unlike cigarette smoke which clings to everything.
So many scientists that don't understand science... so weird
Vaping (aka the douche flute) smells disgusting.
The host wasn’t great, but this guy ruined his own marriage
Ugh I hate Airbnb. So much less drama just getting a hotel room.
My significant other used to vape. After a year of vaping, the finish of the antique piece of furniture he regularly vaped near was softened and completely destroyed. So yes, I can understand the no vaping rule.
Vaping smells like crap also..... if you don't like the rules don't rent.
I worked 7 months for Airbnb. Guests & hosts were always having disagreements & when u run to ur supervisor asking for help u get in trouble I had to quit for my mental health
I never write reviews. I paid and that is all you get unless you want to pay me.
After staying at an AirBNB that was "pet friendly" the host repeatedly sent me emails asking for a review which I ignored. So, she posts a review on me complaining that I got dog fur on the futon. I contact AirBNB to complain and they ghost me.
That is our world.
Hey I am in Australia and couldn't aggree with you more. I am not really a baby guy mainly due to the costs however I use hip camps etc. It drives you insane the endless badgering for a review from restaurants to just the purchase of every day items
The female host asks "why the cameras, do you not trust me?"....ummm no they don't trust you, people who don't know you don't trust you, why would they? Not trusting you IS exactly the point of the cameras, because people often break the rules they agreed to and then cause substantial damage and then claim it wasn't them and you need proof to take it to court. You would think that would be common sense.
The worse part of this infidelity was that she was a local resident.
These are the types of decisions people make that result in them getting murdered. The Airbnb owner should be more careful and wiser. Screwing with people on this level is incredibly stupid.
Damn right no vaping! Same as a hotel. As a guest, I don't wanna breathe or smell that shit (freshly or leftover). I imagine the owners don't want to deal with the buildup, either.
How ridiculous to expect AirBNB owners to 100% trust the strangers renting their spaces. Are these reporters on drugs? If hotels have cameras, why wouldn’t an AirBNB owner not be permitted or encouraged to do the same?
Also hotels have major insurance most Bnbs don’t have that kind of insurance
airb&bs are shady... why would you pay that amount of money to stay somewhere with an arm length of rules like that. stay in a hotel ffs.
Hasn't the owner broken the law. She released the customers details to the public
Ignorance is ruining the air bnb rental ,pricing n the nonesencical rules ,it's become comical ,don't rent from these people, you will be uncomfortable in the space you've rented 😮
I purchased a gadget for staying anywhere, hotel or Airbnb. It detects any camera or recording devices when you scan the room. It wasn’t expensive.
I would think Airbnb super hosts would run their business like a good hotel. It makes me wonder how the host became designated a "super host"?
I think the Host is going to get roasted in court.
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there never is a need to smoke inside, i mean why pollute the inside of a house/flat if you can smoke outside and only harm yourself?
I am a little creeped-out by AirBnB's; prefer the more traditional, less "in-your-face" hotel options.
Same.
AirBNB like Uber sounded good at first, but really hasn't lived up to expectations.
I would have to respectfully disagree. Uber may be greedy to both the customer and driver, but in the end, millions of drunk people will not be driving home drunk.
@@michaelm4597 you mean the exact same service provided by a taxi for generations before Uber was even a thought?
Not saying i disagree, just pointing out that if that's your main point of defense/approval, it's pretty weak.
@gourdguru
🤣 Ha! I grew up in the age of taxis and they did not help the situation. Did you ever call on a pay phone for an over-priced taxi at 2am, only to wait an hour or more, back in the day, drunk😅? I guess it also depends on where you grew up, but 90% of the time, transit was not available or out of reach. Did you know there is actual data showing these statistics all over the country since 2014? You might wanna do some research. You can't be that dense as to not see that.
Airbnb is the worst, just give me my boring hotel room
The owner of the homes sounds like a nutjob. I would never rent from someone with so many rules. Big Redflag.
I’m sorry what’s wrong with no vaping?
Nothing is wrong with no vaping. Your place, your rules. Even if they don't make sense.
Dude should have recognized the red flags and told the owner to go kick rocks.
They say there’s a list of rules but I’m guessing every hotel stay probably has some sort of the same thing when you sign for the room.
The way people are raised these days, u need to have rules like this. People dont have respect, they don't care about ur shit and most of these air bnbs are really expensive houses that are furnished with nice furniture and tvs. The last one I stayed at had places u couldn't park in because they shared a parking lot with a buisness. Completely acceptable. Vapes do have nicotine in them and if u advertise smoke free then it needs to be smoke free, what if someone is allergic to nicotine or just don't want to stay somewhere that allows it.
Still not much for taking responsibility for your own actions I see. Its the Airbnb fault I lost my wife not the fact that I was cheating.
The fact that he stayed there after knowing the rules, clearly he's the dumbass
It's obvious rules dont apply to him. Unfortunately more and more people feel the same way.
I used to drive for Uber and I drove frequently to the local Airbnb and that was an enough to convince me to never have an Airbnb that would fit more than four people. People totally take advantage.
I think some of the rules were strict, but vaping stinks and excessive people are damaging and locals are frequently prostitutes.
I love airbnb and I love the rules of no smoking and vaping. Honestly their rules are not that bad. They are renting "their property" to a complete stranger and they need to be able to know that There isn't going to be any parties, Random people there and the place is respected so that when they leave the place is ready for the next guest. They want people to make sure their there for Friendly gatherings and Family time. Not throw a huge party and possible wreck the house or bother neighbors. As for the no Locals. I believe that is because they don't want you to invite people you don't know to their property. If you don't know them, then you can't trust them not to rob, trash or steal from the owners property...only invite people you KNOW...it's respectful. Why this reporter lady thinks all this is strict rules is crazy. It's called boundaries and respect, go to a Motel if you want to invite large groups of people and random locals over.....
Rules are set prior to the guest booking. If they agree then you cant blame the Host. Its not like the Host forced the guest.
However regardless of the Host reason, she is in the wrong
Vape smell lingers. I worked in state government and we had a public hearing on a proposed law to regulate vaping. All of these people came up to testify and they were vaping in these waiting rooms and let me tell you, those rooms smelled terrible after they left.
The same could be said for people who wear cologne or perfume.
Those rules were a little excessive, but I would have never booked her place and although some may not agree, he has a law suit and I sure hope he sued her.
AIRBnB DEMANDS THOSE RULES EXPOSED UPFRONT AND YOU RENT IT KNOWING THOSE RULES
It seems to me that the host is going to be on the wrong end of a law suit for privacy law breaches and it could cost her a lot more than she realises.
You are forgetting that the tenant AGREED to the rules on paying his deposit/fee. If you find the rules too much there are lots of places on the service you could look at instead. Sorry, but this is someone’s house, choosing to let it out does not change the fact. Have respect for it and you won’t get a fine.
You sound like a dick.
BTW, I have 3 rental properties. So, Ive dealt with different tenants through the years. This womans rules were excessive, and no reasonable person would believe they were acceptable.
This woman was just looking to absorb more money from her guests. I guarantee she has levied these fees on others in the past.
She went from 12 Tenants to charging for more than eight. She destroyed her own credibility.
@@Dbb27 maybe she counted the heads there and realised his ‘8’ was not very truthful, remember she also asked him to add the rest of the names to his list of 8
I had the same exact problem ..it states in the writeup that 17 guests are allowed..in the rules it doesn't say extra guests aren't allowed but that they must be registered ..it only says any extra above the 17 guests will be charged a fee. we had family come visit during the day, NOT overnight but was charged a fee every day for each family member..I said if it's not stated in the writeup then you can't make new rules..airbnb said I was splitting hairs..I will no longer use airbnb
Too many rules for me. Would not have got my business.🤦🏾♂️
The long list of rules should have been a tip off not to stay there.
The home owner can set whatever rules they want, like no vaping. DOnt like it, go elsewhere and let the market dictate whether they are successful or not.
"The host is kinda annoying". If you can't follow the rules, why would you rent it? No smoking or Vaping. Sounds like a clear-cut rule. If you cannot follow the rules please find somewhere else? I side with the property owners because they provide YOU a service; otherwise, go to a hotel where you can complain to the front desk all day.
The rules were over the top. I wouldn't be surprised if you were a boomer saying this. I guess I wouldn't want to rent from you either. Don't host.
You can’t say to someone that they can have 12 guests and then come back during the event and reduce it and try to make you pay. I think this is AirBnB’s fault for letting property owners get away with being sheisty with shady terms that change moment by moment.
This woman host seems like someone who would need all these Airbnb rules (plus a few more). She emanates an air of superiority (which is deplorable, because I can see no justification for it in her case). Is her name Karen? I bet Karen would suit her.
My cousins rented one. The owner answered the door from wherever he was and did the same thing when my brother came to visit. Basically spying. Those places are a trap.