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But what’s that sweet sweet “other” category going to be

That is still 2 family... but wow, 300k is the norm? I need to find a new job.

300k differential is likely to be 2 people AT MOST. It is one of those performative PR moves that is meaningless.

Yeah because he doesn’t need a salary any more, it’s probably easier for him to basically take no money so he won’t have to pay tax on it

Actual retail price....

Yea, its just a strange amount. I've heard of CEOs being paid $1, but $6034 is weirdly specific

What do you expect from Reddit? AntiWork was like the top subreddit until the cringy interview on Fox News lmao.

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I always find it funny when Redditors say the US is in a real estate bubble and prices will crash like they did in 2009. Reddit is on grade A copium.

You know, somehow I think he will make it through this. With a little grit and frugality, he will be ok.

Instead of laying off 10 people in the company who probably need the salary to support their family. I think it is a nice gesture. Can the ceo do more, probably yes but still a nice gesture overall.

One dollarb

Despite a few misses good intent w/map. Please post update when you can.

Thank you

Already spotted 4 mistakes.

Looks like a new type of reptile

Oh my gosh what a saint, we should all strive to be this sacrificial /s

I loathe driving, avoid it whenever I can. Didn't buy my first car until I was 30 and really only because we were having a kid.

we will never progress as a society

The UK does have Liverpool John Lennon Airport, but perhaps not quite big enough to appear here.

Probably some legal reason, like he can't do certain duties if he's not compensated for them? Idk

This isn't quite a win.

We have an entire class of people so fucking wealthy that they can afford to be CEO essentially for free, while becoming vastly more wealthy. It's a problem different from, but related to, excessive executive pay.

This guy, despite being "paid" 98% less in 2023, will almost certainly end the year wealthier than he began it. Ask yourself how we built a society where some people live by those rules while almost everyone else would be out on the street begging for change off the interstate.

I'm just trying to figure out why take the $6000 at all? Why not $1 like we see other CEOs take?

I'd think healthcare plan offset, but even my company 'values' that at far higher, and still would likely be included in 'other'.

That’s my bad. Typo and missed a letter.