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I base it on evidence, of course. and we've plenty of that.
You've never met me, yet see fit to judge me.
Right, ok, cos that's open minded and objective... 😆
elfin, your judging of those who pay for cleaning isnt exactly open minded and objective... get the feeling you already know this though 😉
"What's an "ironing"? "
Verb; to create a perfectly smooth and crease free vagina
Am I allowed to be working class and still have a cleaner?
[edit]Who else will keep the house tidy while we're away skiing next week?
Am I allowed to be working class and still have a cleaner?[edit]Who else will keep the house tidy while we're away skiing next week?
Traitor! (To whom, I'm not sure).
elfin, your judging of those who pay for cleaning isnt exactly open minded and objective.
Not 'judging' at all, simply stating fact. That the 'oh I don't have [i]time[/i] for cleaning' is bullshit. Which it is.
The TRUTH, if anyone can handle it, is that people DON'T WANT to do the cleaning. They'd rather do other things.
Fair enough. I just wish folk were more honest about it, is all...
Who else will keep the house tidy while we're away skiing next week?
But there won't be anyone there to make it untidy, Dez. 😕
Leave the lad behind. Make him do it. Make him earn his keep....
Not 'judging' at all, simply stating fact. That the 'oh I don't have time for cleaning' is bullshit. Which it is.The TRUTH, if anyone can handle it, is that people DON'T WANT to do the cleaning. They'd rather do other things.
Observe that if people consider the [i]"other things"[/i] to be higher priority than cleaning then that means... they [i]"don't have time for cleaning"[/i]... y'see?
(As stated we don't have a cleaner - we just put off the cleaning for other things and live in a happy dump 😀 )
The TRUTH, if anyone can handle is, is that people DON'T WANT to do the cleaning. They'd rather do other things.
Elfin what really is your point? There are 168 hours in the week, of which I typically work between 65 and 70 and would hope to sleep for another 56 leaving around 42 hours a week for everything else that needs doing.
So yes, you're right, I technically have time to do the cleaning but I place more importance on being a father and spending time with my family than I do on cleaning the house. But the house still needs cleaning so I pay someone else to do it.
At what point would I reasonably be able to claim that I work so hard I don't actually have enough hours to do it?
Sheesh what have I created?!!
I was only musing that I didn't know so many people at work have cleaners yet always complain about money (lack of it).
"but come on; how many people on here work over 40 hours a week?"
I'm out of the house from 6:30am to 6:30pm 5 days a week so thats 60 hours and Mrs FD averages 60-80 hours + travelling time.
Does that justify it for you ?
Sheesh what have I created?!!
Aout 60 seconds in Hora
When I'm on my death bed, the one thing I'll not be thinking is 'I wish I did more cleaning'. Hence why we have a cleaner.
Gay as a window was one of mine I think, sorry.
I am a cleaner and I do the washing and cooking. In return I pay no rent. Chris ( owner of the house) took me in when I had no money and nowhere to live. I suppose he could all the things I do, and tbh does do some of them now anyway (I've said I'm happy to pay rent but apparently he thinks having a couple of lezzas about the place that will cook and clean after him is cool 😉
but apparently he thinks having a couple of lezzas about the place that will cook and clean after him is cool
He installed secret cameras in your bedroom just after you moved in...
Not 'judging' at all, simply stating fact. That the 'oh I don't have time for cleaning' is bullshit.
You need to calm down a bit....you're starting to come across as a judgemental over-opinionated bellend
[i]you're starting to come across as a judgemental over-opinionated bellend[/i]
Ah, that's just how he comes across. In reality he's an over-judgemental opinionated bellend.