I believe the parent comment is actually implying the opposite. You said, "it really underscores the reality that most of these founders have rich family or fr

I believe the parent comment is actually implying the opposite. You said, "it really underscores the reality that most of these founders have rich family or friends to fall back on", someone else replied saying that they've been bootstrapping a business on the side and you come back with, "I just can't do the weekend warrior thing". You can't say "well only rich people can start a business!" and then dismiss bootstrapping as an option just because you personally can't "do the weekend warrior thing".