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The report “Americans outsource life’s tough and mundane tasks” (June 30) was amusing. I am at a loss to understand whether the manpower is so low in the U.S. or even an average American prefers to throw money around. That a chore like making a reservation at a restaurant should be outsourced to other countries is indeed mind-boggling. Americans, who want someone else to do everything for them, are racing towards a disastrous future. The future generations will have only wealth sans health. G. Swaminathan, Chennai
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