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Sure, but what you're describing is service for people rich enough to try and have it all (aka paying a lot of money to not have to give up weekly social occasi

by ac29 7y ago

Sure, but what you're describing is service for people rich enough to try and have it all (aka paying a lot of money to not have to give up weekly social occasions to take care of their pets) but not wealthy enough to have full time help. The vast, vast majority of the world doesnt have that kind of luxury, which is why most people aren't too terribly sad to see these businesses fail.

perl4ever 7y ago
"The vast, vast majority of the world doesnt have that kind of luxury" This is a perverse way of framing the difference between developed countries and the rest of the world. It's a privilege to not be able to afford servants, as they would in many non-Western countries with greater inequality?