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"Nobody Goes There Anymore. It’s Too Crowded" - Yogi Berra The point isn't about popularity (or not) of the daycare. The point is that on-site daycare isn't a

• ziddoap 3y ago
  >The point is that on-site daycare isn't a competitive advantage for Google, because it is understood that the perk is rarely available/convenient. Except for the people who filled up all of the slots of the daycare, right? Surely it was seen as an advantage to those people, it was available, and it was convenient. Which I think was the point of the original poster. Implying that dry cleaning and daycare have the same level of importance is just kind of silly. However, nostrademons worded it in a way (on another comment here) that my smooth brain was able to parse better, and makes sense/resolves the contradiction I was pointing out.
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