• @mojofrododojo
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    119 months ago

    did he really though? because I’d read a big chunk of that massive 100+ million dollar compensation was shares vested after IPO based on performance.

    hopefully it ruins them all.

    • @[email protected]
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      319 months ago

      He sold 500 000 shares for a big fat paycheck. It’s not 100 millions of fictional dollars, but he still made out like a bandit.

      • @EssentialNPC
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        79 months ago

        I’m not so sure. That is only $25 million or so. Who can live on that?

        • @[email protected]
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          99 months ago

          Yeah, this guy isn’t even going to be able to afford caviar for dinner every night. That’s not living.

          • @[email protected]
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            39 months ago

            $25 million will allow you to, at best, snort cocaine off a hooker’s forearm. Not doing it off her ass is like seeing a partial eclipse.

        • @nbdjd
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          99 months ago

          Me. I can live on that. I would have to change my habits like eating more but that’s something I am willing to change.

          • @pikmeir
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            19 months ago

            Lobster and sushi only on days that end with a Y. It’ll be tough cutting back but he’ll manage.

        • @LemmyKnowsBest
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          29 months ago

          I could live comfortably for the rest of my life on 1/25th of that.

            • @LemmyKnowsBest
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              19 months ago

              The statement you made should be in response to someone who says they need more money rather than less.

              • @[email protected]
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                9 months ago

                Sure. I’m just pointing out that a million bucks isn’t that much in the grand scheme. A life-changing amount to just get one day, sure. But it’s still basically “own a house” rich. Woopty-do. Every boomer within 10 miles of a major metro with a paid of mortgage is nearly a millionaire just in their primary residence.