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Some of us do. Yes. I say this as someone who worked hard to be able to afford cleaning.

Having someone to do dishes basically means live-in housekeepers, or close to it... My observation is a lot of middle-class people aren't used to having a lot of "non-family" just hanging out day in and day out. This is something that's different from both wealthy and poor people, who either have servants around (the former) or are likely to live in congregate settings where there are a bunch of people who aren't necessarily the same family under the same roof (the latter).

Like just buy new dishes everyday? Haha

this is the way

I'm so wealthy that I get to stay home all day long so I can do my own dishes. That's wealth.

maybe this is the answer I'm seeking