Assertion: steward's work | /r/HasProperty | dirty
Facets:
value: a bit
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Sure, the work itself is a bit dirty and tedious, but it's generally well organized and relatively low-stress (compared to front of house work or being a chef, where you're in a more direct line of fire with customer demands), and there are nice perks such as free food and laundered uniforms.