“Saturday Night Live” host Sydney Sweeney and cast member Chloe Trost were the country’s No. 1 interior designers for Airbnbs in one of the final skits on Saturday. The duo brought up all the clichés that Airbnb guests have experienced, from hard-to-operate locks to cute words used as artwork on the walls.
“Muck. My type. Honestly discouraging. If these are the vibes you’re after, we’re your Chanel and Chanel girls. “Together, we can make your rentals stand out with minimalist furniture and minimalist artwork.”
“Why stay in a hotel when for the same amount of money you can stay in a place with worse sheets and a camera in the toilet?” they asked.
“Just listen to some of our satisfied customers,” the interior designers said as they showed off some housing models.
“You may know our business from the convenient steps from Los Angeles International Airport,” they said with a photo of a plane looming over a house. “And the Wonka experience in Glasgow,” they continued, along with an image that looks like the ill-fated interactive experience that went viral this week.
The Glasgow attraction, sponsored by the House of Illuminati, was intended to provide families with an interactive and colorful world, reminiscent of the recent film “Wonka” – although the experience was not licensed by Warner Bros.
When guests paid $45 each, they found nothing but a nearly empty warehouse, a few makeshift props and cast members like Oompa Loompa Kirsty Paterson, who was photographed wearing a green wig, which instantly became one of the most popular memes of the year .
But “Saturday Night Live” missed the opportunity to feature a green-haired Oompa Loompa, instead focusing on skits revolving around an Airbnb, a Hooters restaurant, and a script that imagines Bowen Yang as a straight ladies’ man with Sweeney lusting after him.