21% of US jobs are service occupations. All you've really done is establish that cars exist so the wealthy have deemed it no longer necessary to allow filthy peasants to live in their mansions.
But at the same time, it was the irony of life that while I could afford a car, I could not afford a maid."
- Agatha Christie
> 21% of US jobs are service occupations.
This seems far to low. First, I assume you are talking about the current economy. If yes, various sources tell me it is more like 80%.U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics says:
> Service-Providing Industries: Account for roughly 80% to 81% of total U.S. employment, covering fields such as healthcare, education, retail, hospitality, finance, and professional/business services.