I'm appalled at the responses to this story. Yes, role-models tend to be people who are well-known. Yes, Bill Gates is rich. No, not every single dad started t

I'm appalled at the responses to this story. Yes, role-models tend to be people who are well-known. Yes, Bill Gates is rich. No, not every single dad started to drive their children to school. The stroy is still about choosing to do something you were not required to do, being a precursor, and initiating change that others emulated. The secondary harmonics of the moral of the story is still that people are, dozens of years after the fact, holding grudges and bias toward Bill Gates and Microsoft.