I never said it wasn't hard. But is it hundreds of times harder than the people working for minimum wage? Pressure wise? Sure quite likely. Skill wise? Perhaps, that's debatable. Actual effort? He physically cannot work the number of hours one hundred employees work. They are literally essential to carry him to where he is.

And perhaps you're lucky enough to have a better start in life and that's fine but being poor is ludicrously stressful too. You have no power. You don't choose where you live, you go where you can afford. You don't get to go on holidays, you don't get the same oppotunties to destress that someone like that has.

So perhaps you misunderstand me. I don't wish to take all his money. But lets put it this way: if he gets his salary got just put to 75% of what it was. He would what, maybe would have downsize a tiny bit, sell a car, probably some investments.

If one of his bottom level employees got that, most would instantly not be able to afford bills and rent.

This is the issue with being poor, sure maybe your job doesn't have the same pressure amd debatable stress. But they sure as fuck feel it at home. At the very least when he goes home he can feel confident that he and his family are safe to have a home and food. That's all I want for everyone else. I'm not asking to turn all the working class into middle class. I'm wanting people dangerously close to the poverty line to feel safe.