So we had this new cleaner come round yesterday for an 'interview'

[Ash]

Though nothing would beat playing through a real amp. I am thinking of hiring a rehearsal space just for jamming. I can split it with my mate.

Good idea.

[Ash]

Good idea.

THat reminds me. Just to threadjack the threadjack here's another bass-riff-based track. So simple but the occasional harmonic variant thrown in while the guitar layers crash and slide around really does itfor me.

[Burney]

THat reminds me. Just to threadjack the threadjack here's another bass-riff-based track. So simple but the occasional harmonic variant thrown in while the guitar layers crash and slide around really does itfor me.

Just to rehijack it for a sec, could someone tell me what they think is a reasonable hourly rate to pay a cleaner?

[Ash]

Just to rehijack it for a sec, could someone tell me what they think is a reasonable hourly rate to pay a cleaner?

I have no idea. Monty has form in that area of economic activity. I applaud your instinctive unease at the expropriation of surplus value by the parasitical agency though.

[Sir C]

Just to rehijack it for a sec, could someone tell me what they think is a reasonable hourly rate to pay a cleaner?

She's only worth 50p, to be honest.

[Burney]

She's only worth 50p, to be honest.

Yeah. That's what we paid the old one. She did a good job. Always folded the lavatory paper into a little arrow like in a hotel.

[Burney]

I have no idea. Monty has form in that area of economic activity. I applaud your instinctive unease at the expropriation of surplus value by the parasitical agency though.

It's not so much the agency that bothers me - middle men are what they are - as the fact that this poor girl is effectively going to be getting half what my previous cleaner did for the same job. Now I know the laws of supply and demand are in this instance working in my favour, but it don't seem right.