If you work at Timmy’s do a count of how many ice caps you make in a day. Multiply that by the cost. I guarantee on ice caps alone you make more value than you get back in your check
Libs learn about the labor theory of value and are like, “so what if people skim a little off the top? The business has overhead.” This is not skimming. Most people lose more than half of their labor value every day.
See how much they charge for tech support as a line item. If they won’t tell you what the standard price is now you know why because the sales department definitely has one. If you work at a tech company as a programmer there’s a good chance the value you create is the majority of the company’s value as the core product so just take the company’s profits for that year, cut in half, and divide by the number of programmers for a low ball