I think as usual he's completely missing the point when people say "I started as a cleaner". Nobody is knocking cleaners at all. My office building has some excellent cleaners who work hard (for a full day shift, not a couple of hours to keep the DWP off their back.) And a lot of them have made the ultimate sacrifice in leaving their home country behind to try for a better life. Ambition. Bravery. Determination to make something.
What people mean when they "started as a cleaner" is that most people have ambition. They want to own their own homes. Have a secure future for their children. Go on holidays and buy themselves nice things (not on Klarna...) Be able to actually retire some day. So they put in the hard graft, educate themselves and work their way up. My mum started as a cleaner and she retired at 55 because she worked hard her whole career and eventually found herself a senior management role with a very nice salary and a great pension that she was able to take early. Now she lives in a 5 bed semi-detached house and spends her days doing whatever she pleases. Can Mario honestly say he'll be happy when he's still working as a cleaner well into retirement age because he didn't put the work in when he was younger?
Also, whitness. Why is he just adding in random letters??