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Would you pay for an Airbnb in a gas station mart that doesn’t have Devil in Miss Jones 2 (1982) in HDa bed or shower, but does lock you in?

Whether or not, owner Pete Shen has nothing to lose with his new side business.

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In an interview with local news station KSBW Action News 8, Shen explains that he is charging $50-$90 a night for the "room" at Sanborn and Market Gas in Salinas, California, which is located just off the freeway. 

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The nightly fee also gives you unlimited access to snacks and drinks, conveniently located all over your bedroom.

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Shen is charming and humble throughout KSBW's interview. He told them, "Maybe people might like it, maybe people may not like it...So, [we'll] see how it goes."

Check in is at 10 p.m. and check out is at 5 a.m. The security camera remains on all night — so we wouldn't recommend bringing a date over when you're staying there.

At time of writing, the "Gas Station Stay Over" has sadly been taken down from Airbnb — perhaps because it was so cozy, its first guest decided to move in.

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