Well, if you have investors outside of the founders. ;-) But, depending on the investor, I can't imagine they're quite like working for The Man, who conjures u

Well, if you have investors outside of the founders. ;-) But, depending on the investor, I can't imagine they're quite like working for The Man, who conjures up really unhappy images of cube farms and dress codes. I guess I can't really gauge the investors of Mint; maybe they were that bad. And when people say they have their family to worry about, and I ask them to elaborate, starvation is brought up in many cases. Maybe it is just hyperbole in an attempt to preempt my probing. But this opens up another probably off-topic discussion on the bounds of beholdenness, and how much of that is self-fulfilling.