I get your point, and I might agree, but again: That image doesn’t make that point. It this was a cooperative where all profits are share equally, it would look the same. Maybe he could afford 4 or 5, big deal. Point remains, he thinks he makes the things, whatever they are, but he doesn’t. He does one step in a huge chain of steps. The materials, the machine, the logistics, the R&D. You even acknowledge it, but you boil it down to only the stockholders. Which, again, do profit, and, again, that’s a thing one might discuss. But you make it sound like that’s the main issue here, when it’s not. Margins are not that high.
I get your point, and I might agree, but again: That image doesn’t make that point. It this was a cooperative where all profits are share equally, it would look the same. Maybe he could afford 4 or 5, big deal. Point remains, he thinks he makes the things, whatever they are, but he doesn’t. He does one step in a huge chain of steps. The materials, the machine, the logistics, the R&D. You even acknowledge it, but you boil it down to only the stockholders. Which, again, do profit, and, again, that’s a thing one might discuss. But you make it sound like that’s the main issue here, when it’s not. Margins are not that high.