I'm not against automation. I'm against the interruption of the food supply chain. I don't won't the US to see a lot of pitchfork in use -- and that wouldn't be for farming.

I agree that (slave like) misuse of cheap labor is a problem.

We have a similar issue here. (Bad cleaning, by badly payed, overworked cleaners).

I'm a bit angry because I looked into fixing it by (partially) automating it, but the supply chains are rather bad. The currently available mainstream robots (Dreame, Roborock) are not up to the task (no proper support in Europe). The only interesting option seems to be cleanfix from Switzerland.

To make things short: that anger shouldn't have targeted you, because it boils down to my own current incompetence to fix a real problem. Sorry!