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It's almost as if having on-demand people to handle the minutiae of everyday life for you instead of you doing it is something that only rich people can have.
by FussyZeus 11y ago
It's almost as if having on-demand people to handle the minutiae of everyday life for you instead of you doing it is something that only rich people can have.
Who would've thunk it.
Edit: To make my point more clear, some things aren't expensive because of an old system or organization that needs to be "disrupted" (I hate that word), some things are just expensive because they're expensive, it's not a conspiracy to keep the common man from having a secretary, it's the fact that said secretary will eventually want to get paid for dealing with all the bullshit you're offloading onto him/her.
- ghaff 11y ago"Rich people" is really an overstatement for services like these. But I'm not sure why someone would disagree with your basic point. Any of these services that involve human labor (because they can't be highly automated) have to be premium services and your median income person is probably not going to pay for their groceries to be delivered just like most won't pay to get their lawn cut or their house cleaned.