Civility and respect beat political correctness every time

I have to say that "unsatisfactory housecleaning service" is the epitome of a first-world problem.

That said, I've used them before. I went through two companies and four cleaning crews before I was satisfied, but once I found the crew that "got" me, it was a blessing. If you're not happy, tell the owner specifically why, and if they won't send a different crew, find a different company. It was the second company and their third crew that finally worked out for me.

For me, it was like hiring a babysitter, I suppose. Definitely more personal than most situations, so tougher to find a satisfactory match.

...and the guy who admits to having had that first-world problem.

I'm pretty sure "spotty wi-fi connectivity" is the epitome of that. 

I had a below-par old fashioned last night.

I'm not so sure. From what I understand, the third world is relying a lot more on wireless connectivity, since they didn't have wired infrastructure in place to begin with. In that case, "spotty wi-fi connectivity" is a more serious problem in third-world countries than countries that have more alternative, wired infrastructure in place.

Besides, there are plenty of people who are wealthy enough to suffer from "spotty wi-fi connectivity" but will never have the problem of "unsatisfactory housecleaning service" in the first world, let alone the third.

I'll stick with "What is unsatisfactory housecleaning service?" for $1000, Alex.

I can't believe Don is still using wired connections. That's so last year.