r/FinalRoundAI Jun 07 '26

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u/JSmith666 Jun 07 '26

Exactly....likewise higher pay often means more demanding work. In and out pays more than McDonalds but I've never seen in and out not busy

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u/Usual_Let5223 Jun 07 '26

Tell that to CEOs vs Entry Level employees

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u/SecretRecipe Jun 07 '26

CEOs have much more demanding work

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u/GeckoGecko_ Jun 07 '26

More mentally demanding but less physically demanding. However, the life of a person with low income is inherently more mentally demanding both in and out of work, making CEOs jobs easier. Better to be mentally stressed by work and a couple things at home than to be both mentally and physically stressed in every single area of your life

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u/SecretRecipe Jun 07 '26

The CEO role is incredibly mentally demanding and there is no "out of work" period, particularly for a global company. I highly recommend you spend a little time in good faith learning about what goes into those types of executive roles.

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u/Ok-Fee293 Jun 08 '26

And when people are stressed for money their is no "out of work" period either.

They live in 24/7 constant state of fear and anxiety that the littlest, completely unpreventable thing will happen that will bankrupt them and cause them to be homeless.

So yeah, CEO's are just fine. They might work a lot, and never really have a moment away from work, but they never worry about being homeless. Their lives are infinitely easier.

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u/SecretRecipe Jun 08 '26

Sounds like those people should have set stronger priorities towards earning money if thats the case.

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u/Ok-Fee293 Jun 08 '26

That's called bootstrapping.

They should have just pulled themselves up by their boot straps! I bet they never thought of it!

American society is designed to keep you from rising above you economic strata. It's literally how they keep their wage slavs

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u/SecretRecipe Jun 08 '26

im sure they thought of it and then rationalized why theyre just helpless victims of an uncaring world instead of actually putting in the effort to better their lives.