>"The US seems to have an aversion to the concept of servant, not to the reality." I hope this is deadpan sarcasm. You're drawing an analogy between sub-livin

>"The US seems to have an aversion to the concept of servant, not to the reality." I hope this is deadpan sarcasm. You're drawing an analogy between sub-living wage housemaids to the for-television version of an exceptionally flamboyant professional athletes entourage. Worse, you're extrapolating the latter - the promotional image of a singular talent, the elite prizefighter of a generation, who earns the U.S. median yearly income every 1.5 seconds in a 12 round fight - to be somehow representative of "the US".