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a bed with commitment issues, folding itself away the moment company leaves.
means a portable, foldable bed on wheels used for extra sleepers when the real furniture runs out.
from emerged in early-to-mid 1900s hotel and army-surplus culture, when metal-frame folding cots got casters so staff could wheel a spare bed in and out of rooms without dismantling a couch.
hotel staplemost chains still charge a nightly rollaway fee
military kindescended from folding army cots
storage trickfolds to roughly a third its bed size
for instance
hilton rollaway program — standard extra-bed request across most us properties
army cot m-1945 — folding wheeled cot used in postwar military barracks
simmons rollaway — early 20th century manufacturer that popularized home models