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This episode is brought to you by Airbnb. Now I'm actually a big fan of Airbnb.

I've used it as a guest and I've also used it as a host. You'll remember I've talked

previously about that. I just got back from the US where my wife and family had been staying

in an Airbnb and since then I've been using an Airbnb actually in London moving into my house

coming back from Jordan. And then I think it's one of the examples the way in which technology

has transformed life. It makes it just much much easier for somebody to rent out a room or a house

and much easier for you to find them and take advantage of that and I think it puts spaces to use

much more efficiently. So maybe you stayed in an Airbnb before thought this actually seems pretty

doable. Maybe my place could be an Airbnb. Be simple starting the spare room or your whole

place when you're away. Maybe you're planning a long weekend with friends or family this autumn.

While you're away you could Airbnb your place makes some extra money to help pay for the trip.

You could be sitting on an Airbnb not even know it and that's what I found because actually it's

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