This is such a wierd response. Like, you can disagree without calling the GP a liar. He's not literally saying they're valued at zero. He's saying you shouldn'

This is such a wierd response. Like, you can disagree without calling the GP a liar. He's not literally saying they're valued at zero. He's saying you shouldn't let RSUs (which are not wealth, but contractual promises of future wealth) or options (which are lottery tickets) affect your career decisions. If the difference between vesting vs. not vesting is a month or two, stick around. But most of the time you shouldn't take promises of future wealth in lieu of hard cash. Read between the lines. You don't need to take everything literally.