>So upgrading them to an Aeron chair literally costs the same amount as you’re spending on their toilet paper, Assuming you're still in business ten years from

>So upgrading them to an Aeron chair literally costs the same amount as you’re spending on their toilet paper, Assuming you're still in business ten years from now. Sometimes this is a reasonable assumption; for a startup, probably not. Granted, it is still a fairly small percent of the cost of an employee. But in early days, there may still be better things to spend that money on. edit - of course, what I forgot is that if you're starting an office, it's probably not "early days" and the ten years thing becomes a lot more reasonable.