>> Information, quality assurance, and good management are all scarce
>I acknowledge that. Read my comment below
Well, your surplus-value is everyone else's value-added. There are probably more efficient ways to do things in the information age. I'd like to see a smart bunch of hackers disrupt the maid service industry. But I don't think the current method is unjustifiable and I don't think it's correct to question someone doing things the old way in a good way.
You might have missed the last line in that comment. I'll repeat: I'm not questioning the validity of the business (that would be me against the world), it's just wishful thinking.
>I acknowledge that. Read my comment below
Well, your surplus-value is everyone else's value-added. There are probably more efficient ways to do things in the information age. I'd like to see a smart bunch of hackers disrupt the maid service industry. But I don't think the current method is unjustifiable and I don't think it's correct to question someone doing things the old way in a good way.