Again, they'd just not be charging enough. The Israeli daycare study is an example of people being able to buy convenience and pay-off guilt when it's inconven

Again, they'd just not be charging enough. The Israeli daycare study is an example of people being able to buy convenience and pay-off guilt when it's inconvenient to be on time, every now and then, through a small payment of a few dollars, which is peanuts compared to the actual cost of a typical daycare. Rest be assured, if they had to pay a $200 fine and had to do it structurally as a commercial user, it'd be a completely different story. Not that I think it makes sense to charge commercial users at this point, but that's for other reasons...