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Lots of regular people already have a lawyer, a stylist/hairdresser, a doctor, accountant, tutor for the kids etc. I'm pretty sure those workers don't consider
by Tycho 10y ago
Lots of regular people already have a lawyer, a stylist/hairdresser, a doctor, accountant, tutor for the kids etc.
I'm pretty sure those workers don't consider themselves servants of anyone.
- DougWebb 10y agoThat's because there's relatively few of them, serving many customers. The GP post inverts that, suggesting the vast majority working service jobs for the relatively few customers who can afford to pay them. That's a servant/aristocrat relationship.