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They do it already but rent it for $1500 each
Also cheap housing would just attract the worst of the worst. You don’t want to live around people who pay $500/mo for rent. You really don’t.

>>51315725
Two beds, but seating only for one person. No TV. No kitchen. No space for storage. What am I missing here?

>>51315725
Where is the fridge? oh i forgot you will only eat dry bugs

Same. I have a 2 room apartment but I'm sitting in the kitchen most of the time I'm awake. All that space is more of a liability than an asset

>>51315725
>Pods would be pretty comfy unironically
>Ich agree mein friend, also did you hear zhat zome bugs taste like chicken, I zhink zis could be a great low budget food source.

>>51315850
the other can sit on the toilet and phonepost
TV is literally not needed when all that shit is accessible from your phone/computer these days.
Kitchen? just grab a bag of bugs.
Storage? You will own nothing.

>>51315850
Thats in the community hall fag. You think youre entitled to get your own bathroom?

>>51315725
I would. Granted they all must absolutely have luxurious and expansive parks/recreation right outside these pod stacks.
I don't need much, give me nutrient paste and this living space for free and I have no complaints, if I wanted more luxury I'd have to work of course.
These rooms being small they can use better materials, soundproofing is a must. Guarantee those and these are an excellent solution to housing people in dense centers, if done right it with trains connecting all the important centers we could have a good baseline for young humans to build their foundation off of.
These things should only ever be a foundation free for all, with room to grow and buy better if you desire.

>>51317576
yea, exactly. i spend 95% of the time in my room. the bottom floor can have a coffee shop/convenience store at least.
>>51317638
the difference is that i think these type of meme pods should be available vs forcing others to live this lifestyle. of course i want land in the future.
>>51317714
>with room to grow and buy better if you desire
yes, it would be nice to have the option. perhaps it would only be feasible if it was in an area where cars aren't a necessity. if tenants had to park there cars somewhere there would be way too many cars relative to the size of the pod complex

>>51315808
>Also cheap housing would just attract the worst of the worst.
that's why we need elite law enforcement to stop crime

>>51315725
why only 2 bunks? that looks like an 8 bunk unit comrade

>>51318037
name the squad

>>51318093
>comrade
im talking about turning a profit for investors. wouldn't it be profitable to create such pods in large city?

>>51318125
P.O.D.

>>51315850

>>51318478
i've looked at manufactured homes like this size. somehow theyre like 150k+.

>>51315725
Not comfy at all, where do you work out? where do you cook? where is the bathroom ? where are the windows? where is the garage? where do you store your clothes and shit?

insert bathroom
insert window
insert kitchenette
workout at gym
park your car in parking garage
eliminate useless bed for storage
save money.

>>51320223
>>51320343

$500/months is too much for these. At that price you should at least get a studio.

>>51315725
>$500/ea
>1000$/ea
>2000/ea
>100000$/ea
>100000000$ea
>>PLEASE BIG DADDY GOVERNMENT, SAVE ME!!!!

>>51320417
renting a room is more expensive in LA, so $500 for one of these is better than that.
>>51320484
this is a private business, sir. can't an investor make some money by offering dense housing?

>>51315725
You would need communal bathrooms, and Americans are alreadt terrible at public order. They shoot each other over trash.