I knew some “entrepreneurs” from college who couldn’t land a job upon graduation. They’re prideful, so they sugarcoat their situation and justify why it is mea

I knew some “entrepreneurs” from college who couldn’t land a job upon graduation. They’re prideful, so they sugarcoat their situation and justify why it is meaningful, when really the opportunity cost was zero. This isn’t a knock against all entrepreneurs. It’s the difference between “billionaires are dropouts” vs “dropouts are billionaires”. Ironically, one of those “entrepreneurs” said “I’m a C student, therefore all of you will end up working for me.” Last I heard, they were smuggling medicine in the legal-grayarea across borders.