Great idea. Hire a bunch of law and regulation flouting failures? I get the whole "you will fail far more than not" but it's not like they were doing something

Great idea. Hire a bunch of law and regulation flouting failures? I get the whole "you will fail far more than not" but it's not like they were doing something new, they couldn't even manage to take over something as simple as dispatching of cleaning services, let alone set up a cleaning service that didn't abuse its "independent contractors" aka employees. It's kind of annoying, but hell, Google failed at "Home Services" at least once before, why not hire a couple people who failed at exactly that just a few days ago. It sounds like a winning only-makes-sense-to-google kind of strategy.