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Cleaning services, can't think of any reason to bribe them
If they go into influential people's houses or into important businesses, I can think of a few reasons to bribe them to do things for you.
I also can see how a cleaning service might be able to get dirt on important businesses or people and later leak it after a delay. Which to me isnt corruption however
A lot of men in my neighborhood seem to have died while being in proximity to a "cleaning lady."
We must live in very different places
Maybe. Maybe not.