I once found myself in the odd position of working as a janitor while hiring a maid to clean my floors and surfaces at home (only before having guests over) bec

I once found myself in the odd position of working as a janitor while hiring a maid to clean my floors and surfaces at home (only before having guests over) because I couldn't find the time and energy after I was done with my regular job. The biggest one I can think of is car repair, or driving itself. Mostly it would probably be indirect stuff like food prep, though-- dollar menus and cheap frozen dinners. For the 'working poor', being able to spend less time cooking is an accessible luxury that's hard to resist.