Oh my goodness. This was so sweet. I can't tell you how much I enjoyed this, chuckling along as I read it.

Living in this part of the world where third world labour is extremely cheap, one can see how certain people are taken so much for granted or even worse, simply ignored. I've always hated that and so this story struck a real chord.

Brilliant!

ROFL! OH MY GROSH THIS WAS AWESOME! You come up with so many original ideas... I'd love to see more stories about the cleaning crew. Please write more!

Please tell me that by 'The End' you mean 'Until Next Time...'!
I want to hear about the bomb they disarmed. Please? Pretty Please with two live goats on top?

LOL - very funny story. I, too, have always wondered about the people that do the everyday type things on Atlantis. :P

Hee!! Absolutely got a kick out of this one. I can just see Sadie and Marjory, and yes, these women need to be kept happy at all times. Especially Sadie.. yikes! Loved the scene with her, the two "hit-men" cooks, Teyla, and Sheppard. Poor Shep never stood a chance... not even with his eyelashes.

Marjory and the ZPM, and Rodney ... priceless.

wonderful idea for a story! i've thought about who does this sort of thing, if they do their own laundry etc..
and I loved the ending, sneaky Carson knowing about that... right? from the comment he made earlier to Liz, that couldnt be coincedence.

That was absolutely awesome! It really had me chuckling. Great job, keep them coming!

this is totally hilarious. and amazing...i've actually wondered that before: who cooks the food the Atlantis folk eat? certainly not Rodney, or he wouldn't be complaining about citrus all the time...this solves my question. plus it's funny as hell. seems a lot like Terry Pratchett sort of humor. are there gonna be future installments?
PS Sadie reminds me of my grandmother a bit. is that bad? :)

OMG!! This story was awesome :) Great Job!

Always respect the Cleaning People. That's what my sister calls them, and yes, she is one of them. I thought this was funny, and brilliant. I've never actually thought on who cleaned Atlantis, I just figured, 'Science Fiction' = 'Self-cleaning'. Like Star Trek or something. Anyway, yeah, I liked it!

Brilliant absolutly, tea-spitting-over-the-screen brilliant, I've often wondered about the support staff, being one myself. (I'm a chef in a hospital, not as glamourous as the Doctors and Nurses but still as important) One golden rule that should never be broken is NEVER ** off the support staff, they can make your life hell.

Did you base Sadie and Margory on Kim and Aggie for How Clean Is Your House?