A tangential thing I noticed: >Unlike Uber, which requires a drivers’ license, cleaners need more intensive training to do the job properly. It's sort of biza

A tangential thing I noticed: >Unlike Uber, which requires a drivers’ license, cleaners need more intensive training to do the job properly. It's sort of bizarre to have higher expectations for cleaners than automobile drivers. Driving a car with multiple people around town to semi-familiar places? Sure, that driving test you took when you were 16 years old is fine. Cleaning a house? Waaaait one minute, what are your qualifications?