I find it really hard to feel sorry for the person who grew up in a 55,000 sq ft house and went to boarding school. It's highly likely that she and her family are so wealthy she never needs to work a day in her life, so she treats the whole thing like a game.
From the verge article:
"Korey, for her part, didn’t have to work hard to project an aspirational lifestyle. The CEO grew up in Ohio in a 55,000-square-foot historic mansion with an indoor swimming pool and three dining rooms. She’d gone to boarding school, then landed in Bloomingdale’s executive development program while at Brown University"
Go breed Arabian racehorses or something, lady, stop cracking the whip on $40k a year peons.
From the verge article:
"Korey, for her part, didn’t have to work hard to project an aspirational lifestyle. The CEO grew up in Ohio in a 55,000-square-foot historic mansion with an indoor swimming pool and three dining rooms. She’d gone to boarding school, then landed in Bloomingdale’s executive development program while at Brown University"
Go breed Arabian racehorses or something, lady, stop cracking the whip on $40k a year peons.