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by marincounty
4607 days ago
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I always ask on question to every business, and nonprofit.
How much were, are the founders of the company making per year? It's usually a lie. I've also noticed when young
entrepreneurs are given a large amount of money; they don't
quite realize that it's probally all the big money they will ever see. I know I didn't. I made a lot of money in my twenties, thinking it would always be this easy. Sometimes,
the availability of money is just because you were at the
right place at the right time; people underplay luck--especially people in their twenties, or rich kids. Rich
kids have their parents to fall back on. Poor kids will never have that safety net. I don't know
anything about this company, but their situation is not
unique--it's the norm, that's why I cringed reading the
article and looking at the pictures. I've seen it too many
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That is insane to me. I make less than 80k a year, in D.C., with a mortgage and two kids while I build on the side. A cursory glance tells me most founders aren't under such strict cost regimes. If and when I get funding and go full time I would take the absolute minimum to keep us fed and watered (~60k). How a founder could do otherwise to me is unconscionable.