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1900 because that was when "the servant problem" arose, the problem being that nobody wanted to be a servant any more. But in some contexts the dynamic is maint
by card_zero 2y ago
1900 because that was when "the servant problem" arose, the problem being that nobody wanted to be a servant any more. But in some contexts the dynamic is maintained.
I may be off by plus or minus three decades. Maybe 1930.
- shiroiushi 2y agoWhat are you talking about? Restaurants don't have any trouble hiring people to work there, as long as they pay enough. No one minds being a servant if they're getting paid enough. Of course, it's not a terribly glamorous profession, and you can get more pay doing something higher-skill, but that usually requires much more education and training, so working as a server appeals to people without that. I'm sorry, I just don't understand the point you're trying to make here.