This is a broken culture problem as it's extremely perverse for technicians to do this. It degrades technologists in general as a trade and profession and it re

This is a broken culture problem as it's extremely perverse for technicians to do this. It degrades technologists in general as a trade and profession and it reinforces negative class stereotypes about people in service jobs. However, it does imply a business case for a tech quartermaster service for families who can afford it.