‘All of the staff is non-human to them’: Employee quits job working for billionaire boss, then reveals to friends and family what it feels like to work for the rich

If you've ever seen even one episode of the show Succession, you must have wondered if rich people really do act this way, and if they truly are so detached from the reality of the plain old regular life.

To be fair, I am sure some nice billionaires don't allow their money to go up to their heads, but most probably do get numb to other people, and to everyday problems their money easily solves for them. But can we really blame them for it? Well, yes, we surely can.

Rich people who completely forget what it is like not to be rich, or even go as far as treating other people like they are worth less than them, definitely deserve to be criticized, much like the person in this Reddit story. OP (original poster) was working for an extremely wealthy person, but since they left, they decided to reveal to others everything that happens behind closed doors, and how it feels like to work for someone who has zero respect for their employees.

Keep scrolling to read the full revelations yourself. Up next, check out this story of an insomniac college student who got into a feud with her roommates.

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