An excellent point, I agree. Would you (or anyone) care to coment on a difference of situation based on lifestyle choice? That is, have yous seen co-founders

An excellent point, I agree. Would you (or anyone) care to coment on a difference of situation based on lifestyle choice? That is, have yous seen co-founders who are very similar in "class"[1] background and current earning potential but whose financial situations diverge? I'm thinking along the lines of choosing to start a family versus being single. This may, of course, not be an issue for founders freshly freed from school, but I keep reading that YC has older participants, too. [1] Mostly the "economic" part of "socio-economic class". Even this may be without much meaning in the US.