> simply getting the best things for yourself Well, we'll have to agree to disagree on semantics, then, because this statement is close to my dictionary defini

> simply getting the best things for yourself Well, we'll have to agree to disagree on semantics, then, because this statement is close to my dictionary definition of greedy. > You're not skiing in geneva with your family with 250k lol. No shit. I'm following your logic to its inevitable conclusion. You think that guy making $5 MM per annum is greedy, but he thinks he's just a regular dude barely scraping by leasing a private jet. To your point, yes, it's all relative, I just think wealthy techies are wildly out of touch with reality. You think you're the poor, struggling 65th percentile, but you're really closer to the 1% – it's just that you compare yourself to your 0.01% billionaire masters, so you don't "feel" rich. Listen to yourself: "actual best schools and colleges. Safe neighborhoods and good houses with a large enough backyard for kids to play around in and have large pets" As though you need to make a quarter million dollars a year for this? Either move to Iowa, or have the grace and self-awareness to shut up forever.