What really stinks about "not creating a Google chef" scenario is the implicit belief that the chef should not become rich and should not be able to participate

What really stinks about "not creating a Google chef" scenario is the implicit belief that the chef should not become rich and should not be able to participate in the success of your company. Why the arrogance? If an employee (Chef, Janitor, Developer or CEO) played a part in the success, exactly why is it that they should not participate in the payoff