> "Knowing that this is literally our co-founders' (Ben and Dan) money, and that they share it so generously, is remarkable." We've been trying to placate the

> "Knowing that this is literally our co-founders' (Ben and Dan) money, and that they share it so generously, is remarkable." We've been trying to placate the working class for decades now by convincing they should feel ownership in their work and careers. And now you go and say the quiet part out loud that it's actually all a lie and labor is just enriching capital. 10% of the profits may be generously trickled back down to you by your gilded overlords. It would be refreshingly honest if these founders could just come out and be proud of the fact that they managed to keep the company entirely out of employee hands, and are each probably ~$2b richer because of it. Have some dignity.