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> It is mutually beneficial, but you're probably looking at a 30:1 (or higher) benefit ratio here, in his favor. Sorry that's wrong. What you're saying is she'
by matt-attack 9y ago
> It is mutually beneficial, but you're probably looking at a 30:1 (or higher) benefit ratio here, in his favor.
Sorry that's wrong. What you're saying is she's overpaid by a factor of 30. Kind of insulting to her no?
- geofft 9y agoI believe you have misread the comment. If there is a 30:1 benefit ratio in his favor, i.e., against her favor, she is underpaid by a factor of 30.
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