In "Tears of the Giraffe," the character Mma Ramotswe reflects on the social responsibilities of those in well-paid positions, like Dr. Ranta, to hire domestic workers. She believes that having a gardener or maid is not just a personal choice but a social obligation, especially given the widespread availability of individuals seeking such employment. Mma Ramotswe acknowledges the low wages offered to these workers but feels that this practice is crucial...