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He also seems to think that a business owner opens a store and sits back, watching the money roll in. He apparently cannot conceive of the reality that a new business owner will often not even take a salary for a long time until he generates enough revenue too pay himself. During that time, the employees have to be paid regularly, and can end up making more than he does.
And that employees can't have their earnings taken back if the company fails, but an owner can have their assets taken, even if properly protected via incorporating, (they usually have to use personal property as collateral to start the business in the first place)
True. That's why wealthy business owners are relatively rare. Most fail several times before they finally get everything lined up and running right.
Idiots seem to think it's easy. If it was, everyone would be doing it.
wealthy business owners are relatively rare
What color is the sky in your world?
Every business owner that I know is wealthy.
When your top position ever had is fry cook (assistant) everyone may appear wealthy.
When you have nothing intelligent to write, you go into attack mode. That's very ignorant of you.
No, when the person I am replying to turns out to be a cheap dime store hack, I go into ridicule mode.