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I think it's a way of rationalizing the insane amount of money they make and fighting off the guilt they have for basically not deserving most of it. But of co
by sklivvz1971 13y ago
I think it's a way of rationalizing the insane amount of money they make and fighting off the guilt they have for basically not deserving most of it.
But of course, I'm not a banker.
- Mikeb85 13y agoOur economy doesn't reward workers based on merit, but on dynamics like supply/demand, risk, scarcity, etc...
- sklivvz1971 13y agoOur economy certainly doesn't reward one based on hours worked, however it's clearly implicit in this behaviour that extra hours are expected of people because they make more. Why? Clearly that's nor justified by economics...