I think that particularly in the Valley it often ends up essentially exploiting the crush-code-with-your-forehead-after-70-hour-weeks culture and young employee

I think that particularly in the Valley it often ends up essentially exploiting the crush-code-with-your-forehead-after-70-hour-weeks culture and young employees who have not yet learned appropriate boundary setting. People would catch on a lot quicker if it were called "unlimited salary." I mean, sure, you can have as much money as you want... but dude, $3k? What do you need $3k for? Your rent is only $2.5k and we give you free soda? $3k? We all take $2.8k, bro. What's up with that?