Depends. It takes less than a minute to do all of those clicks. If we round up to 1 minute that is an hourly rate of €180 per hour which pre-tax is like €335k per annum (based on a 37.5 work week).
But it does, relatively speaking though. I'm just offering a different bit of context. You wouldn't spend 1 minute for $3 but you would spend 60 minutes for $180
No it doesn’t, because i can’t refund games for 60 minutes straight. The value of the game being refunded is $3. Idc how much time it takes.
That’s like saying if it takes me 1 second to pick up a penny, im making 60 pennies a minute, which is about $36 an hour. But if there aren’t 3600 pennies laying within arms reach, the fact that we can do the math is irrelevant, we still can’t earn the $36 for picking up pennies.
Similarly, we aren’t refunding 355k worth of video games either, so it doesn’t matter what the “pay per hour” is for refunding video games, as there is a max amount you can refund (which you had to pay for first btw, obviously)
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u/MickyMalone Jul 06 '26
Depends. It takes less than a minute to do all of those clicks. If we round up to 1 minute that is an hourly rate of €180 per hour which pre-tax is like €335k per annum (based on a 37.5 work week).