Yes quote parser, I'm well aware that to have a service where people have their clothes washed by someone under your employ, you have to actually employ someone. As it happens I'm not retarded.

You do it yourself at first, when business picks up, you hire a part-timer at minimum. Turns out people will pay extra to not have to be at the laundromat or spend the rest of the day washing a families worth of clothes in one washing machine at home. Fortunately, you have twenty washers, a couple industrial, and a line of dryers to get it done in an hour or so.

Like I said, I mentioned it because its worked out well for the laundromat that I used to go to.