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5th September 2018
11:19am BST

And while the majority of customers as of yet are over-worked office workers from nearby businesses, co-founder Mauricio Villamizar told the Evening Standard that many customers are new parents desperate to catch some shut-eye during the working day. In fact, Villamizar said that one new father had told him he could barely sleep at night at home and hence comes to the pods once a week.
To use the Pop & Rest, the minimum booking time is half an hour but you're allowed to reserve the pods for up to two hours overall. And you can bring your own alarm clock, or opt to have a staff member at the facility knock on the door to wake you up when it's time to check out.
At the moment, due to a huge increase in demand, the company is planning on expanding by introducing their nap pods to local libraries and even shopping centres.
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