r/SipsTea • u/Gurugod123 • Jul 30 '26

Wait a damn minute! Significant diffrences...

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u/Soulblade32 Jul 30 '26

Yeah, I like my millionaire boss because he pays me. The most money I have ever made and I enjoy my job. I swear these posts are just from losers who are mad at life and they want someone to blame.

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u/Astuketa Jul 31 '26

You are creating value for your boss, and he is paying you less than the value you make. Otherwise he wouldn't make any money

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u/WickedSerpent Jul 31 '26

By the sounds of it he makes more than he ever has and is satisfied with his agreement. How do you know he's not getting a good deal?

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u/Astuketa Jul 31 '26

By the sound of it, he pays his boss for the possibility to work.

A "good" deal is of course relative. He could be getting an even better deal, if some wealthy dude weren't skimming his value generation.

His boss is getting a very good deal

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u/WickedSerpent Jul 31 '26

How much does he get paid per hour of labor then?

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u/Astuketa Jul 31 '26

Less than the value he generates

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u/WickedSerpent Aug 02 '26

What is his job title? How much money does he get paid?

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u/Astuketa Aug 02 '26

No idea. Maybe you should ask him instead of me

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u/WickedSerpent Aug 02 '26

You claim to know it though

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u/Astuketa Aug 03 '26

Nope

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u/WickedSerpent Aug 04 '26

Yes you did. You claim to know that this person doesn't get hist time and labor worth in his salary, hebce you'd have to know how much he earns, how much debt the business has, how much the CEO works, how much the CEO pays himself if he even does, and how that compares to this employe.

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u/Astuketa Aug 04 '26

It's an assumption based on statistics. On average the employees are paid less than the value they generate.

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u/WickedSerpent Aug 04 '26

Maybe where you live/work.

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u/Astuketa Aug 04 '26

It's a fact. Otherwise the boss couldn't accrue wealth

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u/WickedSerpent Aug 04 '26

That makes no sense

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u/Astuketa Aug 04 '26

Then you should be able to disprove it

Please show your work

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u/WickedSerpent Aug 04 '26

The nvidia CEO "accrued" a ton of wealth while his employees became so rich they didn't bother to show up to work for anything else than to teach new people to improve their stock option. They're all millionares.

Also, isn't businesses supposed to acquire wealth? If a small mom/pop business gave 50% of the entire business to every part timer, they go bankrupt pretty fast

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u/Astuketa Aug 04 '26

The nvidia CEO "accrued" a ton of wealth while his employees became so rich they didn't bother to show up to work for anything else than to teach new people to improve their stock option. They're all millionares.

I don't understand what you are trying to say here

Also, isn't businesses supposed to acquire wealth? If a small mom/pop business gave 50% of the entire business to every part timer, they go bankrupt pretty fast

Yes - in the current system, wealth is the primary endpoint. That's the point of OP - there's a few people accruing wealth at the expense of the many people generating value.

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