> There is nothing wrong (and a hell of a lot good) with not wanting to be a person that doesn't chase up invoices and worry about payroll, it lets you focus on doing a good job.

It has everything to do with this. Not wanting to be that person is fine. But then don't complain about people willing to take a lot more shit earning more than you. Generally, the stuff less people want to do (but is valuable to society), is better paid.

> like Bezos who have made 7.5 Billion a year since Amazon was founded, or 278,406 times the average wage from 1994

The guy created 400,000 jobs during the covid crisis, when most other businesses were either shut or going bankrupt. That's 1% of the US population. Going by your $7.5bn a year, that's $18 per new employee that year. You think he doesn't deserve that?