I am not stressing on, washing dishes is a job of the poor. If you are poor (have no money), and are in need of money, you've got to do whatever comes along. Well, I don't mean to suggest jobs that are morally discouraging like prostitution. It is just a simple observation. There are many nepalese in US who don't wash dishes or do not clean toilets, because for them that is not necessary; they either have other jobs, or are financially secure or have some sort of scholarship and stipend. For others who are not that lucky, they do it. So it is not like I would wash dishes and clean toilets in US and not do that in Nepal. But if I am straving, have absolutely no money, I would carry that on even in Nepal, and I would assume, others do the same, after all it is better to make some money doing low paing jobs than starve to death.