No, it is important. One of the more common scenarios that comes up is the flash of genuine fear clients get when they are informed this cleaning job was the only opportunity the cleaner was able to find after getting out of prison. What should be about them happily receiving service at a reasonable rate turns to dark doubts and a sharply increased rate of not being invited back which is a problem because being invited back and recommended by delighted clients is at the core of success for cleaners who endure.
Got to be satire when mentioning janitors. Can't find a worker to respect more than the janitor. A recurrent character of downfall into hell writings. Satire as well here: https://bit.ly/3KO3e5C
