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It implies that Overdeck agrees with the characterization, which devalues Siegel's contributions.

• antiviral 3y ago
  But to follow the restaurant analogy, every restaurant has a 'chef' that manages the food (product) and a 'manager' that manages the business (front office). Both need to partner together and are critical to success, right? It sounds like I'm missing some important context here.
  • yllautcaj 3y ago
    Stepping back from the direct chef/restaurant analogy, I think it's easy to imagine how being characterized as a "manager" compared to a "master" might piss someone off.
    • antiviral 3y ago
      OK, that makes sense, I think. Thanks for explaining!