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The thing is, Musk claims to work that hard himself (or more), but the difference is that he is a direct beneficiary and earns millions per hour. Whereas a regu
by Cthulhu_ 2y ago
The thing is, Musk claims to work that hard himself (or more), but the difference is that he is a direct beneficiary and earns millions per hour. Whereas a regular employee earns X amount per month, that's it. Maybe some scraps in stock market value, but one of Musk's tweets has more of an impact on those than a career of 80 hour work weeks would of any employee.
- rsynnott 2y agoAlso, one might be forgiven for doubting him on that; unless he's counting 'painfully stupid tweets' as 'work', the sheer volume of them would call the _possibility_ of this into question.
- lesuorac 2y agoI think you wouldn't be forgiven if you don't cast doubt. The guy runs 6 independent companies (at least their stock is!). There aren't 6*80 hours in a week.
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