> This is no worse than the demands beared by countless $12/hr general managers.

That is grossly incorrect. Also, general managers don't make $12/hr. The average general manager in the US makes ~$87k/yr, and can be as high as $150k/yr, and depending on the specific industry you can end up with relatively sizeable compensation based on profit sharing and bonus structures. A general manager typically oversees a single location of a much larger business entity, with oversight for less than 500 staff, compared to a CEO that may have tens of thousands of people and their myriad workstreams that they are trying to weave into some unified vision/strategy plus dealing with the personnel challenges that go with that scale.

I realize you were trying to be pithy, but let's not do that on HN.

Your reply is incorrect and inaccurate. Consider this an opportunity to improve, not double down.

HN is not the place to be a troll. If you have nothing of substance to add, please exit the conversation.