Let's just pause and think about how INSANE that is. Are people that work at Google really so hopelessly dependent on their employer that they can't handle basic bodily sanitation without help?
Let me get this straight. These people are taking their laundry on the Google bus to wash their clothes at work?
Hi, reality much?
Granted, they probably make enough that it doesn't matter either way, but unless they're washing buckskins in a river, just about everyone (in the US at least) is hopelessly dependent on their employer for "basic sanitation" to varying degrees of abstraction. And food. And shelter. And healthcare. Etc, etc.
Because when they saw to it that the people who previously lived in that apartment were pushed out by rent increases, they also demanded that the landlord put in laundry machines.
That way, they could do their laundry at work and have the satisfaction of checking off "on-site laundry" in their mental status meters.
This makes as much sense as saying "This company has a cafeteria, are the employees so inept that they can't find food by themselves?".
Having laundry on site is extremely convenient, especially for younger folks who have roommates or very often rent a cheap bedroom without dryer/washer in the building.