> If people getting paid over six-figures at a two-trillion-dollar company refuse to come into work at the spectacular billion-dollar headquarters where every l

> If people getting paid over six-figures at a two-trillion-dollar company refuse to come into work at the spectacular billion-dollar headquarters where every luxury is provided, then those employees have lost all grasp on reality and have no right to petition anyone about anything. This is same argument used about football players taking a knee. Shut up and play ball, right? Nobody cares what you think when you work minimum wage. The waiter at your favorite restaurant has zero power to change the way the place is run. Working at faang is basically a golden ticket. You aren't going to have any trouble finding that next job. You have a bunch of people with job security, most of whom probably have money saved as well. As to being a family or a team, it's easy for the CEO to say. Most people see their coworkers more hours per week than they do their families.