randomdata basically pointed out that freedom isn't always in a person's best interests. The two of you are certainly using different definitions of fairness as

randomdata basically pointed out that freedom isn't always in a person's best interests. The two of you are certainly using different definitions of fairness as well. randomdata's definition seems to have more to do with lack of third party involvement/regulation of the negotiation while you focus on the exchange of time & effort vs financial compensation.