There is a show on television about a cleaning service Salt Lake City. In one episode the cleaning service consisting of two Hispanic women appearing to be in their mid twenties arrived to clean a house sometime in the midmorning. The homeowner, a white man appearing to be in his mid forties who works from home opened the door and let them in. The house itself is a three story townhome. After greeting the two women the man retreated to his office where he sits at a desk in front of a computer.
The two women got right to business. The first woman removed the vacuum from the closet while the other woman got a bucket, gloves, cleaning spray and a towel and climbed the stairs to the bathroom on the third floor. When the first woman started to vacuum the floor the man got up from his desk and closes the door to his office.
I am not really sure how this show about a house cleaning Salt Lake City has an audience. The episode I watched did not really have a discernable plot or story arc that I could follow. Nor did it appear to be a documentary as there was no narrator nor was there any information that it seemed to be attempting to convey. On the other hand, the episode did not appear to be raw footage. It seemed competently edited. As I was watching it I had this feeling of anticipation that the “story” was going somewhere but it never did. When the women were finished cleaning the house they knocked on the man’s office door. He stood up from his desk and handed them some amount of cash. He thanked them and they left. The final shot was the man looking out his window watching the two women walk across the street to their car.