> If it even has the potential to turn a profit, then he should foot the cost of the risk, not the interns. Do you think he's not paying a bunch of money to ma

> If it even has the potential to turn a profit, then he should foot the cost of the risk, not the interns. Do you think he's not paying a bunch of money to make a project like this happen -- even if he doesn't have to pay all of his workers initially? If the difference between "intern" and "minimum wage" is the difference between the project happening and the project not happening, I still don't see how it's so terrible to let him try when the would-be interns think it's worth their time.