> no one should care how much it cost you to be ethical Well, sure, no one should care, but from a purely pragmatic perspective, privileged people tend to hold

> no one should care how much it cost you to be ethical Well, sure, no one should care, but from a purely pragmatic perspective, privileged people tend to hold in higher regard the actions of other privileged people. Sad, but it's how systematized injustice self-sustains. And if Tim including that detail makes even one other highly compensated executive, somewhere in the world, treat with just a tiny bit more respect the concept of walking away from golden handcuffs to push for ethical change... it's worth Tim treating that detail with gravitas.