He DID persuade them to do otherwise you obtuse fuck, that's why they don't currently have a cleaner
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If someone was right on the bubble money-wise they might not be able to absorb the loss of income *and* pay their cleaner, which sucks But the fact remains that they still don't actually need to call in their cleaner It's a nonessential service
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I am extremely resistant to arguments that assume a "lifestyle floor" -- "I'm a person who makes $100k and I have to live like a person who makes $100k, I can't just become a person who makes $50k"
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I agree with everything you've been saying. However, it's not necessarily possible to "cut back" for some people. For salaried folks it's all or nothing; you can't just work a little less & earn a little less. But yeah: no one should risk their life to clean your house.
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You can tell your boss "I'm having to deal with all this shit under COVID-19 and I just can't work at the same capacity anymore, you'll have to wait longer for stuff to get done" It comes with the risk of getting fired, sure, but you're still in a position of privilege
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Oh, it doesn't? Money doesn't accumulate in the UK? It's impossible for wealthier people to have savings to draw upon? Who does and doesn't have a cleaner in their house is assigned by a random algorithm at the start of every day and has nothing to do with income and assets?
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