> This is something practically everybody in the US has.
You might be surprised. It is a valid fear, and I suspect folks that are older, and have families, may feel that way, but a lot of highly-paid, young professionals don't seem to understand that.
You will see this in action, as more and more tech companies start laying off their engineers.
I started off very humbly, and am constantly around folks that don't have a pot to piss in (and some of them used to be millionaires).
They imagine they are well-paid, but their fraction of company revenue is small enough that, all added up, it leaves enough to make the C-suiters billionaires.
You might be surprised. It is a valid fear, and I suspect folks that are older, and have families, may feel that way, but a lot of highly-paid, young professionals don't seem to understand that.
You will see this in action, as more and more tech companies start laying off their engineers.
I started off very humbly, and am constantly around folks that don't have a pot to piss in (and some of them used to be millionaires).