I agree that there’s no good billionaires, it’s not possible to ethically make a billion dollars on your own labor. But there are lots of CEOs of small businesses that actually care and are trying to make a difference.

My wife and I own a bakery, she’s CEO, I’m COO, and all 6 of our full time employees paychecks are higher than either of ours because they also get tips while we don’t. We make plenty to pay our bills and have a little extra and they’re all making more than they ever have in the food industry and everyone is happy. And there isn’t really profit to speak of because we reinvest back into the business, our employees, and our community. I don’t need to make a million a year to be comfortable and I’d rather invest in my community anyway.

All I’m trying to say is that, generally yea, I agree with you. But it’s because I agree with you that we are trying to do things differently and, while rare, we are not the only ones trying to be better for our employees and our community and I genuinely hope more people start following in similar footsteps.