Audrey was now 1,450 miles away, now the top sales manager in a start-up. She never did achieve her friend’s level of intense success in her first job, but she had been well off enough to take a years vacation and go to Costa Rica, where she met Ben. Audrey and Ben had a child, a boy. A couple of years later things she had acquired an amazing ability to sell useful items to new parents, and her and Ben started their company. They were happy.

It didn’t seem fair, but the girl kept on. It wasn’t until she found out that the CEO of her company – her boss, one of the only people above her – had actually lied about having any sort of degree at all, that she completely lost it. Her boss! The CEO! He had dropped out of a private religious school after less than a year, but claimed to have a degree. All these years, she’d been working for a liar and a dropout who made more money than her.

Finally, the girl understood the true nature of conservatism.

She suddenly wished she could have accepted her Father’s silly idea of sharing grades.

Somebody worked hard to earn the money used to build that trust fund.

Do you seriously think estate taxes should be 100%?

Remuneration is not proportional to exertion.
Never has been. Never will be.