Co-Living developers also do what they can to minimize disagreements among tenants by providing services such as housekeeping that can be a point of conflict.

And with a few taps of a phone app,

residents at C1 can get stress reducing services for a

feet, such as having staff walk their dogs or tidy up their bedrooms,

quote, because a special someone is coming over.

Kayla, can you make my bed so I get late tonight?

So I want to get through this, but let me just like point out that this is, when we talk about social reproduction before this is literally

like you are paying somebody to do everything possible that it takes to be a

human being and there's a fucking app for it. It is a holistic living solution to life that is completely marketized and I see this as maybe the point where humanity should just commit mass suicide perhaps

we should just mutually assured distract ourselves with nuclear weapons.

If this is how people making six figures who live in the greater urban metropolitan area are living,

like how do you think the housekeepers are living in this scenario?

Well they're both working 24 hours.

I mean, that's...

That's what it is, dead ass.

And at a certain point of time, like, someone will be left holding the bag, right?

Like, the housekeeping class cannot reproduce itself if it spends 24-7

reproducing the professional class. Yeah and the professional class can barely

reproduce itself. And we have what's called the Crisis of Care.

Nancy Fraser is very good on that, actually.

I mean, ultimately this seems completely unsustainable, but Jamie, go on.

Okay.

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