- Joined
- May 30, 2016
Of all the still images that he could have picked for his Twitter feed, he certainly picked the most useless. Instead of using an image that had a clear view of the people who took the chairs -- or their vehicle -- he used the still image that had the gleam on his Rustang just so. You can tell it's very important to him because he has a sun visor on the windshield to protect the interior.
Some interesting things about the image, though:
1) Do Nest cameras not put a datestamp next to the timestamp? Sunset in Milwaukee was 8:08 PM yesterday so that part checks out, but I found the lack of a date rather odd. Maybe it's in the cropped part on the right-hand-side of the image?
2) You can see the hatchback is open on the SUV to the right, but there doesn't seem to be evidence of the second chair inside of it. (They would probably want to fold the back seats down to fit it in there, but the back door is closed.) We do see one of the chairs in the sidewalk near the street, but we don't see the individual on the left climbing the stairs or doing anything chair-related. They're just standing around.
For all we know, these could be just two of "Superhost" Pat's AirBnB customers. The hatchback on the SUV is open because their luggage is inside, but they haven't unloaded yet. The one on the left is looking around aghast at the Patemkin village, with its strange yard furniture and the multitude of trash cans across the street. And the one on the right is texting Pat to confirm that yes, indeed, the half-hovel they're parked at with the seriously overgrown yard is where they'll be staying for the evening.
Wait until they see the inside!
