One gets what one pays for...perhaps?. The apartment is super clean and well stocked with hundreds of toilet paper rolls in the bathroom. The host does not allow basic travel questions in person, or a question per number of nights you pay, in my case just one night, one question. The host's answer to where I could buy socks was a quick & curt IDK. I was hungry after a 13 hour flight and was never allowed one more question. A nice lady around the corner who turned out to be a local prostitute was more helpful when I asked where I could buy socks( was a layover and didn't have my suitcase) and food. Lastly, he strongly persuaded me not to use the blanket he had promised to cover the window I requested pre-booking and he held it close to his body and gave me "logical" reasons not to use it...I got it! ;). The shower knobs are labeled with red and blue while one knob itself has a manufacturer's blue on it or the opposite of what the label says so and so after a 13 hour flight and my question quota with the host had run out, I just turned them on instinctively. It is not realistic to expect empathy from an airbnb host, however, basic simple courtesy and being allowed to ask about the surroundings I would think isn't too much to ask for.