When Linda Trice met her guy, she didn’t think twice when he said he lived in a small apartment. “We were out, it was loud. I later learned he said small compartment,” Trice recalled. By that point she’d already fallen for the residentially challenged man, but she says the upshot is that they spend lots of time together. “He’s right here next to me in bed, and in no rush to return to his enclosure,” she added. In fact, Trice would recommend a sleeping-pod boyfriend to anyone. “If I’ve learned anything through this process, it's that there are some hunks in those bunks!”
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