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Harding had a living room set up inside the store, complete with a large 1990s-era TV, a VCR and a plethora of tapes.
"It's our 20th year as a Blockbuster, we were hoping to celebrate that this year, but with Covid throwing a wrench into everybody's plans, we were really excited to be able to pull this off," Harding told CNN.
She said the Airbnb listing is a way to give back to the community that has kept the video store in business while all of the other Blockbusters have gone bust.
"It's only $4 for the night, a penny more than what you would spend for a new release," Harding said.