@strypey
I got paid for push-mowing lawns as a teenager. I'd end up doing storm-windows and stuff for the old ladies too. Half the benefit was social I guess, talks to think on. Was it Graeber's example that eplacing subway ticketers with automation leaves the lost, the elderly, and disabled with less access to help. With more leeway and less bullshit in the economy taking care of the floors and what-not could be nice for some. In the 70s a 1-kid nieghbor would help my 5-kid Mom w/ housework.