Saw a thread talking about harnessing the neet market. What if

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heres an example of the rooms

>>1425307
Go ask on /r9k/ if they would live somewhere like that and see what they say. I don't know if there's any areas with a high concentration of NEETs though.

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>>1425317
we would probably attack silicon valley because the rent prices are so high. i know some people living in there cars.

>>1425323
Maybe put a microwave in each cubicle too. Also a minifridge.

>>1425365
And a mini freezer as well... I'm just thinking they will need to have a way to make hot pockets or tendies at their computer and not have to go to the cafeteria to eat. And they need somewhere to put their soda.

>>1425307
can't have shared facilities, neets want as little human interaction as possible + share facilities make it feel like a dorm or hostel and not your own space. also these things would get disgustingly dirty

>>1425307
why would a neet pay $150 a month just to live with other neets? whats there to gain?

>>1425437
paying as least as possible so theydont have to work

OP, what you're proposing sounds like an underpriced hotel, what would you gain from this? Why not just start an actual hotel?

Hi douchfaggot

Google 'capsule hotel' and see how unoriginal your idea is and fap to midget porn

Yeah you retard, that's called an internet café and already exists.

>>1425307

>Lets tap into market with no money

>>1425458

Hotel is daily and you get your own actual room. Hotels don't have that great of net. For $150 a month I'd take it. But you'd have to deal with weird smells n' people who are cancer. It'd be like silver 1 all over again.