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by daniel-cussen
1579 days ago
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In Wall Street it's common for CEOs to make say 30 million dollars, not more, supervising sick but like SICK traders that haul in arbitrary amounts. Also whalers in California, there were groups of guys like "we're a great team, we're men, we know how to swim, let's hunt Grey Whales" and hired a captain. On a ship it is imperative to do whatever the captain says, but that doesn't mean the hierarchy exists on shore with the money. There were also captains who hired sailors, more often. |
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