Your future cleaning service may come with disinfectant wipes, mechanical fingers and absolutely no interest in hearing about your weekend. Startup Gatsby launched America’s first commercial humanoid home-cleaning service. Not a Roomba bumping into chair legs and beeping under the couch. A full robot with arms walking through apartments, wiping counters, tidying rooms and handling objects with human-like dexterity. I want one. Now. It costs a flat rate of $150 per cleaning, regardless of apartment size, more or less the same as an actual cleaner, which feels insane until you remember flat-screen TVs once cost the same as a Honda Civic.