Imagine bringing back a man or woman back to your “pod”. No privacy. Just shag and hope the other mates don't wake up or kill the vibe.
What women
I spent a decade traveling Europe in hostels and visiting clients. There's nothing inherently wrong with a pod itself. Indeed, I prefer it if it means you get expansive public space.
Later, I lived in a New York building which was originally to become a we-work, with great amenities. It's not like you spend much time in bed. Indeed, many people (in cities) go to cafes etc. to work.
That's an interesting take that seems so obvious now that you've said it. I've spent my whole life in single family homes and never quite "got" the "go work in a cafe" and similar stuff. Seems like a pretty rich tapestry of possible experiences to miss out on. Huh. Will be chewing on that for a while.
Yea listening to people order coffee and talk loudly while you try to work is a "rich tapestry of possible experiences" 
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Tht kind of money gets you a little cabin all to yorself in
no running water but I know where I'd rather be
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In SF? $700 is a good price, that's $23 per night.
I doubt there's a youth hostel in a 200 mile radius around san francisco with beds this cheap, and they have less privacy than those pods. Never mind a hotel room or airbnb.
If you stay longer than three months a shared apartment might be a better deal.
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its 750 for a real apartment where I am now
all im sayin is if your'e going to be poor don't do it in a city
Ideally I'm going to be poor in Alaska in a few years
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