They Don't Do Dishes?

Last year, on Erev Pesach, I brought my minivan to a carwash in Passaic where they clean inside an out for $6. Good deal, huh? Only I had just driven 10 fun-filled hours with three children and a peanut-cover-spitting husband. So my car was a mess. As I opened the side door to take out the carseat, the minimum-wage cleaner looked into the van and said, "Have you EVER cleaned out this car?" I almost apologized. But then I realized that their job is to clean it out. No matter what it looks like. It's dirty, hence my bringing it to the car wash.

Today I was Zocha to have a couple in here to clean my house that we have been neglacting for too long. They are charging me $100 because it hasn't been scrubbed in a while. I don't know if they are coming back for other times because they want to charge me $75 a week. When I left to drive my kids to camp, I told the lady that I left the dishpan in the sink with the correct sponge. She informed me that she didn't do dishes.

What??? For a hundred dollars, she should do anything I ask. She cleaning my house! I don't understand. I know I could wash them, and I will later, but I don't know why.